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The document provides an overview of the history and evolution of architecture from ancient Egyptian styles through modern styles. It discusses key architects like Imhotep and Luis Barragán and styles including classical Greek, Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, and Modernism. It also describes related disciplines like town planning, interior design, landscape architecture, and different types of architecture including emotional, landscape, ephemeral, contextual, and social architecture. The document emphasizes the importance of understanding context and the user in architectural design.

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Expo Ingles

The document provides an overview of the history and evolution of architecture from ancient Egyptian styles through modern styles. It discusses key architects like Imhotep and Luis Barragán and styles including classical Greek, Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, and Modernism. It also describes related disciplines like town planning, interior design, landscape architecture, and different types of architecture including emotional, landscape, ephemeral, contextual, and social architecture. The document emphasizes the importance of understanding context and the user in architectural design.

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ARCHITECTURE

DESIGN AND CIT Y


“ TO TELL ONE OF THE
TOPICS THAT I LOVE MOST I
WANT TO DO IT FROM THE
BEGINNING, THE STORY.
— team architecture

”
HISTORY
ARC HITECTURE

• The history of architecture


begins in Egypt, in the years
2600 BC, Imhotep is
considered the first architect
and engineer known in
history.

• Since in the first funeral


complex of Saqqarah, I use
concave massages that they
called a pyramid and it was
built with stone.
THEN OTHER
ARCHITECTURAL STYLES
EMERGED IN TIME
CLASSICAL GREEK STYLE
CLASSIC ROMAN STYLE
ROMANESQUE
GOTHIC
RENAISSANCE
BAROQUE
ROCOCO
NEOCLASSIC
MODERNISM
ART DECO
MODERN MOVEMENT OR INTERNATIONAL STYLE
BRUTALISM
TARDOMODERNISM OR HIGH-TECH ARCHITECTURE
POSTMODERN ARCHITECTURE
DECONSTRUCTIVISM
RELATION OF DISCIPLINES

ARCHITECTURE

TOWN PLANNING
TO CREATE FUNCTIONAL AND
BEAUTIFUL SPACES,
DESIGN SAME THAT OFFER
COMFORT BY INHABITING
THEM
INTERIOR DESIGN

LANDSCAPE
ARCHITECTURE

architectural design

project execution

Project Control

investigation

teaching

Modeling

structural design
TOWN PLANNING
TOWN PLANNING

city design

mobility strategies

development of public spaces

air conditioning strategies

gas emission research

reforestation
DESIGN
DESIGN

architectural design

space design

interiors

texture design

furniture design

facility design

provision of services to buildings


INTERIOR DESIGN
INTERIOR DESIGN
shape

space

design

color

texture

materials

feelings

emotions

architectural psychology

comfort
LANDSCAPE
LANDSCAPE

landscape design

vegetation application is spaces

construction process research

natural environment design

reforestation

design of public spaces

park design
THE ARCHITECTURE AND ITS TYPES
ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

EMOTIONAL ARCHITECTURE

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

EPHEMERAL ARCHITECTURE

CONTEXTUAL ARCHITECTURE

SOCIAL ARCHITECTURE

RESTORATION

HISTORIAN

ARCHITECTURE RESEARCH

ADMINISTRATIVE ARCHITECTURE

MUSEOGRAPHICAL ARCHITECTURE
ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN
ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

investigation

project development

area analysis

planning

administration

project execution

ejection control
EMOTIONAL ARCHITECTURE
EMOTIONAL ARCHITECTURE

shape analysis

color

texture

natural light control

shadow control

furniture

anthropometry

contact with the nature

natural environments

natural air conditioning


LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

shapes

vegetation

floor design

Garden design

application of technologies

colors

organic forms
EPHEMERAL ARCHITECTURE
EPHEMERAL ARCHITECTURE

garter belt

temporary

easy to build

reusable materials

functional

esthetic

public
SOCIAL ARCHITECTURE
CONTEXTUAL ARCHITECTURE

context respect

local colors

local forms

crazy vegetation

natural air conditioning

garter belt

functional

space generocity
SOCIAL ARCHITECTURE
SOCIAL ARCHITECTURE

rural communities

local materials

local forms

local construction processes

natural air conditioning strategies

local furniture

local anthropometry
RESTORATION
RESTORATION

investigation

restoration

reuse

constructive processes

new use

structure care

restructuring
HISTORIAN
HISTORIAN

architectural routes

history conferences

architectural guides

visits to monuments

visits to old buildings

publication of architectural notes


ARCHITECTURE RESEARCH
technology development

new materials development

smart cities

mobility strategy development

structure investing
ADMINISTRATIVE ARCHITECTURE
ADMINISTRATIVE ARCHITECTURE

price analysis

works administration

works control

staff Administration

material quantification

supervision of works

administrative transactions

budgeting
MUSEOGRAPHICAL ARCHITECTURE
MUSEOGRAPHICAL ARCHITECTURE

sample management

exhibition design

lighting control for parts

parts arrangement

design strategies for display

investigation
Mexican Architecture

Mexican architecture (also Mexican architecture)


means that existing
in what is currently Mexican territory and that carried out by
Mexican architects in other countries, whose influence is
very marked and notorious
referring to the constructions of pre-Hispanic,
colonial and modern Mexico.

Due to the artistic relevance of many of Mexico's


architectural structures, including entire parts of
pre-Hispanic and colonial cities, they have been
designated a World Heritage Site.
The country has the first place in number of places declared
World Heritage by Unesco in the Americas.
The most important architect of Mexico

He was born in 1902 in Guadalajara, where he


made his professional studies and graduated as a civil
engineer and architect in 1925. After finishing his studies
he was in Europe for two years,
on a study and pleasure trip, but without having
been in any academy or institution .

During this trip he was impressed by the beauty of


the gardens of the cities he visited, such as the Generalife
of Granada and those of the Italian villas and the Mediterranean coast.
Since then he retained his interest in
landscape architecture.

On his way back to Guadalajara he built some residences,


several of the publications were in magazines in the
United States, such as the Architectural
Record, and Italian.

In 1980 he received the Pritzker Prize.


Luis Barragán became a key architect until today,
because thanks to his work and studies, today the development
of spaces and emotional architectures can be deepened better,
where the key piece is the user and his comfort,
but above all the dignity of the lifetime.
Luis Barragan Studio House
Gilardi House
satellite towers
Conclusions

Architecture is a discipline of service, where the most


important thing is the user, for this the background should
be known, and the processes that have improved architecture
through history, new ways of living and making city, in addition
to understand and translate in the design the criteria of local
regulations, which will serve as a guide to count
on architecture with quality, safety and dignity.
Le corbusier Father of architectural modernism
“ ACCORDING TO LE CORBUSIER

ARC HITECTURE IS AN ART IN ITS HIGHEST SENSE,


IT IS A MATHEMATICAL ORDER, AND IT IS PURE
THEORY, COMPLETE HARMONY, THANKS TO THE
EXACT REL ATION OF ALL PROPORTIONS.

THIS IS THE FUNCTION OF ARC HITECTURE.

”
— Le Corbusier
Alex Morales + Daniela Ramos + Daniel León
Fernando Pablo + Victor Justo

“Thanks for your attention”

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