No. 10 (2017)

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    Eclecticismo y arquitectura de hierro: el proyecto original de la estación sevillana de “San Bernardo”- España
    (Universidad de Cuenca, 2017-01) Palomares Alarcón, Sheila; Cardoso de Matos, Ana
    Sevilla San Bernardo Railway Station design is not adjusted to a single project. There are different drawings signed by several engineers between 1886 and 1902. In addition, these was not drafted a final project that pick up the final result of the building after all modifications performed. After studying the station historical files which are kept in the Railway Historical Archive, this article aims to clarity some points due to the fact several issues were not drawn after the construction of the station. In addition, a hypothesis about the foundations is proposed because they were modified during the work and no document contemplated them.
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    Estudio de las iglesias de la ciudad de Ibarra, Imbabura-Ecuador
    (Universidad de Cuenca, 2017-01) Coronado Martín, Jesús Angel
    An analysis of the current state of the churches in Ibarra, rebuilt from the year 1868 after the earthquake and the ones build after takes place, is conducted in order to determine the evolution in terms of parameters such as the spatial configuration and use of building materials, both inside space and facade. Records of every church, including floor plans, photographs of the current state and description of the architectural configuration, structural materials, main facade, interior finishes and cover are made. Data collection are done through a bibliographical analysis and field research corroborated the data obtained in the revised documentation. Exists a chronological evolution in the typology of churches: basilica, vaulted room with a flat roof and unique space, as happens on the facades, giving those different treatments, depending on the time when they were built.