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Palimpsesto magazine, founded in March 2011, is part of the Cátedra Blanca Barcelona inititative of the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. This publication focuses on contemporary architecture, with an emphasis on learning, on approaching the project through its materials and technique, and on reflection, as the three fundamental pillars of the architect’s profession.It content is of open vocation and is structured as a series of floating sections, which permit a flexible and dynamic structure, but simultaneously ensure coherence. The magazine is aimed at architects, students, researchers and professionals related to the project and the creation of architectural works.Published biannual, the magazine appears in paper and digital versions, and publishes original articles by its authors, plus interviews and projects. The journal is being indexed in Avery, DOAJ, evaluated in IBRA, MIAR, Latindex, Carhus+, has published its open access policies in Dulcinea and has been catalogued in RIBA.

  • ISSN 2014-9751 (Online)

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  • Alberto Peñín Llobell
  • Universitat Politécnica de Catalunya
  • +34676984553
  • alberto.penin@upc.edu

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