Social and political factors played a significant role in shaping modern architecture in Latin America from "summary" of Modern Architecture in Latin America by Luis E. Carranza,Fernando Luiz Lara
The development of modern architecture in Latin America cannot be separated from the social and political context in which it emerged. The region's architectural landscape was profoundly shaped by a complex interplay of economic conditions, social dynamics, and political ideologies. In the early 20th century, Latin America experienced a period of rapid urbanization and industrialization, leading to the emergence of new architectural styles and approaches. Architects and urban planners were confronted with the challenge of designing buildings and cities that could accommodate the changing needs of a rapidly growing population. At the same time, the region was marked by significant political upheaval, with many countries experiencing revolutions, coups, and dictatorships. These political transformations had a profound impact on the built environment, a...
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