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Book Design
Editorial Revés: Una de cal y otra de arena
Puerto Rico, in it’s short 516 year-old political history, has been under the sponsorship of two different parent countries. Such a diverse context equipped the island with a rich and detailed history of its construction sector, particularly in techniques, practices and ways of building. This publication chronologically documents this record through a balanced presentation of [...]
Editorial Revés: Detrás del Silencio
After exploring body movement for 80 years (ballet, flamenco, mime and modern dance), a leading Puerto Rican theater figure thought it fit—as her swan song—to collect her memorabilia in a publication, including artwork, set and costume designs, photos (portraits, live action), original programs, posters and press clippings. Widely admired, Gilda Navarra was a muse to [...]
Editorial Revés: 100 Questions We Have Asked About Puerto Rico
Concerned with how readers often fail to acknowledge and ultimately disregard the relevance of student ideas, reducing them to image-making, an Architecture School’s Dean struggled to find the best way to showcase such work. The School of Architecture of the Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico decided to celebrate its 10th anniversary by publishing and exhibiting [...]
Puerto Rico Gráfico
Urban walls conceived as text. The author/photographer relies on the lens to enhance an appreciation of the contem-porary urban experience by framing quotidian images and their messages, as they appear in well known places around the city of San Juan. Uprooted from their context, images are woven into a narrative of their own. An exhibit [...]
Noemí Ruiz y su espacio en el tiempo: The Book
A retrospective must of necessity offer a survey of the artist’s career, and the exhibit’s catalogue highlights the most relevant aspects of her contribution to the arts within the period. This publication offers a compilation of the results of a critical, selective examination of a large body of works—more than eight hundred pieces produced over [...]
Editorial Revés: Micro
Design process becomes design structure. An architect’s portfolio of recent work unfolds the creative process pursuant to recent, small-scale design projects. The book mirrors a more or less standard procedure: problem analysis leads to an idea which becomes a set of diagrams and develops 2D and 3D. The building phase yields a final product, but [...]
Mi Primera Agenda
Teaching youngsters to organize, plan, order, and schedule. This particular planner, designed for Editorial Cultural, exposed young sixth graders to tools, information, exercises, and games useful to their academic year. The daily-planner section, structure in a bilingual manner, had students work in Spanish one week, while in English in another in an effort to have [...]