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In a conversation for the third edition of Revista CLEA—an annual publication of the Latin American Coordinator of Architecture Students (CLEA)—Ecuadorian architect María Augusta Hermida explores the capacity to decolonize spaces and cities today.
"Throughout the 20th century, we lived in an era when it was believed that 'development' would lead us to solve humanity's problems," states the director of the Sustainable Cities Research Group (LlactaLAB) at the University of Cuenca.

