Arquitectura y Derechos Humanos. Arquitectura para Emergencias Humanitarias: 5 casos en 5 lugares del mundo

Jorge Lobos; Erik Juul; María Gómez-Guillamón

doi:10.5354/0719-5427.2010.26867

Architecture and Human Rights. Architecture for Humanitarian Emergencies: 5 cases in 5 locations around the world

Authors

Jorge Lobos Arquitecto, Universidad de Chile. Pertenece a E Architecture & human rights
Erik Juul Architect, Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts of Copenhagen, Denmark. Pertenece a E Architecture & human rights
María Gómez-Guillamón Arquitecta, Universidad de Sevilla, España. Pertenece a E Architecture & human rights

Abstract

The relationship between Architecture and Human Rights has been absent in architecture theory. We uphold the necessity for this relationship to be known and for it to encourage new professional roles. The experience gained in architecture ought to be transferred to millions of human beings who should have the right to enjoy the knowledge generated by the world we live in.

Keywords:

Humanitarian Emergencies, human rights, democracy, role of the architect

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