Republican-Era
Discover Cuban architecture from the Republican period, including neoclassical, eclectic, Beaux-Arts, Art Deco, and early modern influences.
Centro Gallego of Havana: Association Architecture, Urban Presence, and the Reinvention of a Cultural Landmark
| Gonzalo A. Paz | Cuban Architecture, Republican-Era | No Comments on Centro Gallego of Havana: Association Architecture, Urban Presence, and the Reinvention of a Cultural Landmark
The Centro Gallego of Havana deserves attention not only as the predecessor of today’s Gran Teatro…
Centro Asturiano of Havana: immigrant institution, urban monument, and resilient republican architecture
| Gonzalo A. Paz | Cuban Architecture, Republican-Era | No Comments on Centro Asturiano of Havana: immigrant institution, urban monument, and resilient republican architecture
The Centro Asturiano of Havana is important not only as a richly decorated republican landmark, bu…
The University of Havana: Architecture, Engineering, and the Making of an Enduring Campus
| Gonzalo A. Paz | Cuban Architecture, Republican-Era | No Comments on The University of Havana: Architecture, Engineering, and the Making of an Enduring Campus
Some campuses are memorable because of a single building. The University of Havana is memorable be…
Unveiling the Grandeur of Havana’s Capitol: A Journey Through History, Design, and Restoration
| Gonzalo A. Paz | Cuban Architecture, Republican-Era | No Comments on Unveiling the Grandeur of Havana’s Capitol: A Journey Through History, Design, and Restoration
Some buildings are visited. Others make you stop, look up, and understand why architecture can bec…
The Three Havanas
Havana is often presented as if it were a single, legible city. In reality, it behaves more like s…
The Central Highway of Cuba: A Pathway Connecting the Nation
| Gonzalo A. Paz | Cuban Architecture, Republican-Era | 2 Comments on The Central Highway of Cuba: A Pathway Connecting the Nation
The Central Highway of Cuba, known in Spanish as the Carretera Central, is more than a long road a…
The Siphon Under Havana Bay: Engineering the City’s Hidden Sanitation Network
| Gonzalo A. Paz | Cuban Architecture, Republican-Era | No Comments on The Siphon Under Havana Bay: Engineering the City’s Hidden Sanitation Network
Most people experience a city from the surface: its streets, buildings, waterfronts, bridges, and…
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