Anais Do 4º Simpósio Científico Do ICOMOS Brasil 2021
DOI: 10.29327/130141.4-3
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Crisis del patrimonio en los centros históricos de Lima y Cusco: Los Planes de gestión como tensiómetros

Crayla Alfaro Aucca1,
Jose Carlos Hayakawa Casas2,
Silvia Quinto Fernández3

Abstract: Los centros históricos representan una estratégica fortaleza para el desarrollo de sus ciudades. En esta investigación se analiza la importancia de los centros históricos de Lima y Cusco, desde sus p

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