José González Edo, he vital and profesional trajectory of an arquitect. Forgotten commitments in Málaga (1894-1989)
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José González Edo, urbanism, XIX century, MálagaAbstract
José González Edo was an outstanding figure of the Architecture and Urbanism of the Contemporary Spain although the Civil War cut off many of the projects and also the possibilities to afford an Architecture conceived by modern expressions and that became from Central Europe. The activity of José González Edo in the province of Málaga was intense because he worked as an professional architect and as the Architect for the Schools Buildings as well as the Chief Architect of Urban Cadastre in the Provincial Delegation of the Financial Ministry. The urbanism works of José González Edo in the city of Málaga and in several plans in the Province promoted several disappointments with authorities, nevertheless he never lost his links with Málaga.Downloads
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