Urbanismo andino
Krzysztof Makowski
Krzysztof Makowski invites us to explore four thousand years of the majestic history of pre-Hispanic architecture embedded in the Andean landscape, following a theoretical reflection on the limitations of comparative approaches left to us by the last century. Preparing once again the generations of today and the near future to reexamine their paradigms, the author critiques readers' imaginations, inviting them to recognize the diversity and originality of voices from the past.
Additional information:
Author: Krzysztof Makowski
Year of publication: 2016
Language: Spanish
Sponsor: The Positive
Photography/Illustration: Alejandro Balaguer, Mylene D’Auriol, Various
Pages: 256
Size: 32.5 × 24 cm
Legal deposit: 2016-16243
ISBN: 978-612-47093-1-9
Copyright: Apus Graph Editions, Krzysztof Makowski
Additional information:
Author: Krzysztof Makowski
Year of publication: 2016
Language: Spanish
Sponsor: The Positive
Photography/Illustration: Alejandro Balaguer, Mylene D’Auriol, Various
Pages: 256
Size: 32.5 × 24 cm
Legal deposit: 2016-16243
ISBN: 978-612-47093-1-9
Copyright: Apus Graph Editions, Krzysztof Makowski
Presentation
Prologue
Introduction
Chapter 1
Public architecture of the Late Preceramic Period and the conceptual challenge of Andean urban planning
Catal Huyuk and the Central Andean Preceramic Formative Period
New insights into the Urban Revolution
Interpretations of urban planning in the Central Andes
The City and the ceremonial center
Chapter 2
City, temple and palace in the Andes
Capitals of the kingdoms of the North Coast
Settlements, landscape and society
Pachacamac, Chan Chan and the fenced patios in the public architecture of the Andes
The palaces and the temple of Pueblo Viejo Pucará
The royal palace and the Inca court
Cuzco, a different city
Chapter 3
City and ceremonial center
The debate on the hypothetical pre-ceramic urbanism in the Norte Chico
Theories and models related to the city in the Andes
Urbanism or urbanisms?: the university of processual models in question
The particularities of Andean urbanism
Pachacámac and Inca urbanism in the Lurin Valley
Chapter 4
The transformation of the sacred landscape in the lower valley of Ychsma (Lurín) during the Inca occupation
The imperial transformations of the sacred landscape of Pachacamac
The sacralization of the landscape in the settlement of the mitmaquna: Pueblo Viejo-Pucará
Conclusions
Literature
Prologue
Introduction
Chapter 1
Public architecture of the Late Preceramic Period and the conceptual challenge of Andean urban planning
Catal Huyuk and the Central Andean Preceramic Formative Period
New insights into the Urban Revolution
Interpretations of urban planning in the Central Andes
The City and the ceremonial center
Chapter 2
City, temple and palace in the Andes
Capitals of the kingdoms of the North Coast
Settlements, landscape and society
Pachacamac, Chan Chan and the fenced patios in the public architecture of the Andes
The palaces and the temple of Pueblo Viejo Pucará
The royal palace and the Inca court
Cuzco, a different city
Chapter 3
City and ceremonial center
The debate on the hypothetical pre-ceramic urbanism in the Norte Chico
Theories and models related to the city in the Andes
Urbanism or urbanisms?: the university of processual models in question
The particularities of Andean urbanism
Pachacámac and Inca urbanism in the Lurin Valley
Chapter 4
The transformation of the sacred landscape in the lower valley of Ychsma (Lurín) during the Inca occupation
The imperial transformations of the sacred landscape of Pachacamac
The sacralization of the landscape in the settlement of the mitmaquna: Pueblo Viejo-Pucará
Conclusions
Literature