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An experiment emphasizing the importance of architecture design strategies in the process of reformulating the tourist offering in the new models for development. UNCHARTED / New Landscapes of Tourism has a two-fold objective: to explore new avenues of thought in design teaching, and to do so through research that deals with new architectural landscapes that are linked to tourism. Publishing the Undergraduate Final Projects from IE University's Undergraduate Architecture program responds to the desire to highlight the importance of design strategies in the process of reformulating the tourist offering within the framework of an open debate about new models for development. The infrastructural nature of architectural design imbues the architect's creative capacity with the healthy ambition of transforming the territory into new landscapes for touristic opportunities. These new landscapes have been categorized here as productive, urban, industrial, extreme and reversible. UNCHARTED includes additional contributions on architecture, tourism and teaching by José Miguel Iribas, Elia Zenghelis and Eleni Gigantes. David Goodman (Harvard and Cornell University).

This volume documents a selection of activities and events at the Harvard Graduate School of Design during the past academic year, bringing together the production of a multitude of designers, authors, and makers. Many of the featured projects reflect the Schools desire to have global impact and transform the built environment for the better. This work has often been undertaken through a combination of individual effort and collaborative practice, with a mindfulness of its reception and consequences for others. The GSD feels compelled to highlight both the autonomy of the output as presented and the performative, circumstantial, and globally responsive conditions of its making. It is very important for the work of GSD students and faculty to be situated in the world and, in the process, rethinking and remaking that world.

La familia jacetana de los Tornés fue una saga de arquitectos y lectores. En este segundo volumen que sigue a "Trazas y Diseños. El manuscrito de la familia Tornés, su aportación al arte de la Edad Moderna y su vinculacion con la tratadistica arquitectonica" (2013), Natalia Juan Garcia vuelve a estudiar un cuaderno de taller familiar, que era tambien un taccuino y un livre de raison, en el que no solo registraban sus obras y aquellos diseños de diversos autores que les parecian utiles para su trabajo, sino tambien sus pensamientos, sus deseos, y las cosas que en el dia a dia les interesaban o les preocupaban.