The Diaz Miron Digest
Flavio Díaz Mirón RodríguezFlavio Diaz Miron writes about urban planning, architecture, political science, and aesthetics. His writings focus on the contribution to civilisation.
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The Vignola Burnings
“The Fire of Rome, 18 July 64 AD” by Hubert Robert, 1785
Acknowledgments
The writing of this article would not have been possible without the valuable help and kind support of Brazilian architect Alexandre Kiss, Spanish architect Pablo...
What is Beauty?
“Place for a Nativity” by Jose Manuel Ballester, 2012
This post will talk about the question of beauty and aesthetics–which is the study of beauty–regardless of public opinion or what Google Images throws at you. In addition, given the tro...
The Infantilizing State
Portrait of a Young Man by Agnolo Bronzino, 1530
Once again, Mexican politics has caught up with me. It is the moment in life when my father, a retired and successful businessman, has begun taking a serious interest in public affairs. Conf...
Liberal in Economic Matters and Traditional in Urban Planning
Atlantis at Sunrise, designed by 2003 laureate Léon Krier. Oil on canvas, Carl Laubin, 1987
At the largest libertarian conference ever organized in Spain, where businesspeople, conservative politicians and figures from different countries...
Borromean City Planning
San Carlo Borromeo by Orazio Borgianni, 1610
The history of Hispanic-American city planning is a history of Renaissance ingenuity, as well as, or more so, a history of Catholic Counter-Reform.
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