| Sumario: | Paloma Gil's 'El Cubo de Stirling y Otros Textos de Arquitectura' explores architectural theory and design through a series of essays. The book reflects on modern architecture's evolution, discussing figures like James Stirling and movements such as the Independent Group and Team X. It delves into the integration of cultural identity, technical orthodoxy, and expressive autonomy in architecture. The text also examines the concept of 'found' beauty and critiques the functionalist approach of modern architecture. The intended audience includes architecture students and professionals interested in theoretical discourse. Gil's work emphasizes open-ended exploration in architectural thought, encouraging a deeper understanding of the role of architecture in shaping urban environments.
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