Tipasa: why all the ruins are not from one period
The coastal site combines several historical layers.
The coastal site combines several historical layers.
Tiwanaku was a centre of an influential pre-Hispanic culture in the southern Andes, flourishing between AD 500 and 900. Monumental remains express its political and cultural importance.
Roman, Visigothic, Islamic and Christian history participated in the development of Toledo. Diversity should be described accurately, without being reduced to a single style label.
Public and private buildings show the importance of the Hanseatic center.
Trinidad’s eighteenth- and nineteenth-century buildings reflect prosperity associated with the sugar trade. Its heritage is considered together with the valley of sugar production.
The Hellenistic foundation and medieval buildings belong to different layers.
Lakes, canals and underground facilities form a technical landscape created over the centuries.
Urbino shows a preserved Renaissance urban image associated with the cultural heyday of the 15th century. Its meaning is not only in a separate palace.
Ornament and spatial organization have different historical connections.
Maya Uxmal in Yucatán includes ceremonial buildings with elaborate symbolic decoration. The Pyramid of the Soothsayer is a major landmark but not the entire ensemble.
Historic Valparaíso combines a geometric layout on the plain with urban fabric adapted to hills. Inclined lifts form part of its characteristic infrastructure.
Venice and the lagoon are seen as a related heritage. Architectural reading includes buildings, water spaces, and transitions between them.