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This article reports that in support of president Vicente Fox's ambitious national literacy program, the Mexican government sponsored a design competition in 2003 for a new library in Mexico City that would serve as the literal and symbolic headquarters for the endeavor. The proposed design by Eric...

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Publicado en:Architectural Record Vol. 193; no. 3; pp. 164 - 166
Autor principal: Snoonian, Deborah
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Publicado: BNP Media Mar2005
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