SELF-BUILT FACADES IN THE HERITAGE ZONES OF REGLA AND CENTRO HABANA · A MULTI-YEAR INTER-UNIVERSITY SURVEY
For Spanish language text see: AUTOCONSTRUCCIÓN DE FACHADAS EN LA ZONA PATRIMONIAL DE REGLA Y CENTRO HABANA | ESTUDIO PLURIANUAL INTERUNIVERSITARIO – OLA The New School, Graduate Program in International Affairs, 2018, 2020, 2023.Pratt Institute, Graduate School...
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Self-built Facades in the Heritage Zone of Centro Habana
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