Información General

• Autores: Elena García-Molina Sáez (coord.), Antonio Jiménez Delgado (coord.), Laura Carpena Torres (coord.)
• Editores: [Almadén] : Asociación Cultural Biblioteca Alarifes, 2012
• Año de publicación: 2012
• País: España
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-84-615-9504-4
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Resumen

• The workshop began in June 2011 with a journey from the global aspect to the local aspect, from the big city to the small village.

  Similarly, a journey from the (historical) local aspect of the big city to the global dimension of the contemporary historic village.

  A journey from our respective cities to Madrid and from Madrid to Valencia, Alicante, Granada, Ronda, Gaucín in the Genal Valley and Tangier in Morocco.

  A journey in search of the cultural diversity in cities that have a historical note of Andalusí and Islamic architecture.

  A journey towards the reflection of the role of universities and heritage and the commitment of students (form the departments of planning, heritage management, architecture, geography, sociology, history, engineering, etc.).

Otros catálogos

• Red de Bibliotecas Universitarias (REBIUN)

Listado de artículos

• • Prologue

    John McClure

    págs. 8-9

    

  • Introduction to the project

    Antonio Jiménez Delgado

    págs. 10-15

    

  • Introduction to Al-Andalus

    Bernardino Líndez Vílchez

    págs. 16-21

    

  • Madrid: Spain Reflection: The importance of Tourism.

    Ángel Luis Fernández Muñoz, Bradley Brashears

    págs. 22-33

    

  • Valencia: The traditional and cultural importance of the city through its architecture.

    Julia Martínez Gil, Carmen Torlai

    págs. 34-41

    

  • Sax - Santa Eulalia: Significance of the Colonia Agrícola de Santa Eulalia.

    Gabino Ponce Herrero, Pablo Vengoechea

    págs. 42-51

    

  • Alicante: Alicante: A Progressive Take on Historic Preservation.

    Manuel Richart de la Cruz, Mayra Baydal Cabrera

    págs. 52-65

    

  • Córdoba: Walking around the Cathedral-Mosque of Córdoba.

    María José Collado Ruiz, Nathan Storey

    págs. 66-75

    

  • Granada: Granada: Heritage of Multiformity.

    Lidia Alba Torres, Alex Rothberg, Dan Zajackowski

    págs. 76-89

    

  • Ronda: Ronda: A vestige of Andalusia.

    Rafael Valentín López Flores, Laura Carpena Torres

    págs. 90-99

    

  • Júzcar: Júzcar, a 'pueblo blanco'.

    Amor Olveira, María Luisa Escudier Vega

    págs. 100-107

    

  • Gaucín: Spain reflection: The importance of Tourism.

    Mary Lawlor, John McClure, Bradley Brashears

    págs. 108-115

    

  • Tánger: A tour around Tangier and the surrounding country.

    págs. 116-127

    

  • Reflections. Madrid: History of Madrid

    Ángel Luis Fernández Muñoz

    págs. 129-135

    

  • Reflections. Valencia: The importance of architectural heritage and its value.

    Julia Martínez Gil

    págs. 136-141

    

  • Reflections. Sax: Heritage in high tech-spaces: The Colony of Santa Eulalia.

    Gabino Ponce Herrero

    págs. 142-145

    

  • Reflections. Alicante: Alicante green andalusi. Why not?

    Manuel Richart de la Cruz

    págs. 146-147

    

  • Reflections. Alicante: The Municipal Program of Intergenerational Housing.

    Mayra Baydal Cabrera

    págs. 148-149

    

  • Reflections. Córdoba: Córdoba: A heritage city. Difficulties in managing its artistic and historical legacy.

    María José Collado Ruiz

    págs. 150-153

    

  • Reflections. Granada: Granada, The last Andalusian legacy.

    Lidia Alba Torres

    págs. 154-157

    

  • Reflections. Ronda: Ronda as a legacy.

    Rafael Valentín López Flores

    págs. 158-161

    

  • Reflections. Júzcar: Urban planning as a mechanism for preserving heritage.

    Amor Olveira, María Luisa Escudier Vega

    págs. 162-163

    

  • Reflections. Júzcar: Júzcar: Heritage as a resource.

    Amor Olveira, María Luisa Escudier Vega

    págs. 164-165

    

  • Reflections. Gaucín: Brief notes on the History of Gaucín.

    Mary Lawlor, John McClure

    págs. 166-171

    

  • Conclusions

    Jillian Puszykowski, Alex Rothberg, Dan Zajackowski, Rachel Levin, Lisa Valli, Sandra Tonna

    págs. 172-189