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DESCRIPCIÓN
Organized chronologically, the 137 aerial photographs that make up this extraordinary document allow us to visualize the development of the Colombian capital in the fifty years that passes between 1935 and 1985. Here we can see the vertiginous growth, formal and informal, that occurs between provincial city, which is barely close to 300 thousand souls, and the amazing city of the end of the century, which is already close to 7 million inhabitants.
The evolution that this book records would be almost impossible to appreciate any other way. But there is also another, more individual and intimate reading of these images, warmer, that involves us all. The one that takes us to the corner of the city where we were born, to the street where we skated as children, to the pastures where we kited or to the park where we played soccer.
DETALLES
- 2010
- Spanish
- 3.5 kg
- 224 pages
- 45 x 35 x 4 cm
- 9789588306568
Second place - Latino Book Awards 2011 — best travel book
INFORMACIÓN DE ENVÍO
Shipping costs:
- In Bogotá: Shipping costs are proportional to weight and destination. These are calculated during the purchasing process.
- Nationwide: Shipping costs are proportional to weight and destination. These are calculated during the purchasing process.
- International Shipping: Shipping costs are proportional to weight and destination. These are calculated during the purchasing process.
Shipping and delivery times:
- Shipments within the national territory
- Shipments to Bogotá are made between 1 and 3 business days.
- Nationwide shipments are made through the courier company Servientrega and their arrival may take 5 to 6 business days.
CRÉDITOS
- Editor: Benjamín Villegas, Juan David Giraldo
- Texts: Luis Carlos Colón Llamas
- Photography: Luis Carlos Colón Llamas
- Art Department: Enrique Coronado, Andrea Vélez
- Collaborators: Stella Feferbaum, Agustín Codazzi Geographic Institute
This book has been created, designed and developed in Colombia with the institutional support of: Agustín Codazzi Geographic Institute, Mayor's Office of Bogotá, Bogotá Archive