Table of Contents

• Foreword by Ricardo Legorreta
• Acknowledgments
• Introduction
• Alberto PÉrez-GÓmez. Mexico, Modernity, And Architecture: An Interview with Alberto PÉrez-GÓmez
• Antonio E. MÉndez-VigatÁ. Politics And Architectural Language: Post-Revolutionary Regimes in Mexico and Their Influence on Mexican Public Architecture, 1920-1952
• Celia Ester Arredondo Zambrano. Modernity In Mexico: The Case of the Ciudad Universitaria
• Alberto Kalach. Architecture And Place: The Stadium of the University City
• William J. R. Curtis. "The General And The Local": Enrique del Moral's Own House, Calle Francisco Ramirez 5, Mexico City, 1948
• Edward R. Burian. The Architecture Of Juan O'Gorman: Dichotomy and Drift
• Carlos G. Mijares Bracho. The Architecture Of Carlos ObregÓn Santacilia: A Work for Its Time and Context
• Antonio Toca FernÁndez. Juan Segura: The Origins of Modern Architecture in Mexico
• Louise Noelle Merles. The Architecture And Urbanism Of Mario Pani: Creativity and Compromise
• Postscript
• Notes on the Contributors
• Selected Bibliography
• Index

About the Author

Edward R. Burian is a practicing architect based in Tucson, Arizona, whose writings and professional practice focus on the American Southwest and Mexico. He was educated at Yale and the University of Southern California and has taught at several schools of architecture in the American Southwest.