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A Square of Sergipe Became World Heritage in 2010 and Keeps in the Same Space Brands of Spanish and Portuguese Urbanism
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In São Cristóvão, Sergipe, San Francisco Square integrates the historical core of a city founded in 1590. The quadrangular space is surrounded by religious buildings and marriages of different eras. In 2010, Unesco recognized the square and its monumental set as World Heritage. Why does the shape of the square reveal two urban traditions?...
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