Barton, Craig Evan <br/><br/>
Sites of memory :   Perspectives on architecture and race / 
Craig Evan Barton 
 - New York  Princeton Architectural Press  2001 
 - 193 p. 
<br/><br/> Donado por la Embajada Americana. 
<br/><br/> DUALITY & INVISIBILITY: RACE AND MEMORY IN THE URBANISM OF THE AMERICAN SOUTH. Between rooms 307: spaces of memory at the national civil rights museum. Uncovering places of memory: walking tours of Manhattan. Miami´s colors-over segregation: segregation, interstate 95 and Miami’s Africa-America legends. NEGOTIATED SPACE: THE BLACK COLLEGE CAMPUS AS A CULTURAL RECORD OF POSTBELLUM AMERICA. Marking brown v. board of education: memorializing separate and unequal space. Accommodation, resistance, and appropriation in Africa-America building. Body.memory.map: a narrative in 12 segments. SONOROUS URBANISM: SPATIAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE AACM. Waiting on the dawn at demus: reflections on historic landscape documentation. African-American art and architecture: a theology of life, death, and transformation. Storing memories in the yard: remaking Poplar Street, the shifting black cultural landscape. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>156898233X 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>ESTADOS UNIDOS--HISTORIA LOCAL<br/>AFRICANOS--AMERICANOS--VIDA SOCIAL<br/>AFRICANOS--AMERICANOS--CONDICIONES Y COSTUMBRES SOCIALES<br/>AFRICANO AMERICANO--ARQUITECTURA<br/>LITERATURA EN IDIOMA INGLES
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>305.89  / B378