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Bernadette Devilat

Research Fellow

Centre for Architecture, Urbanism and Global Heritage

Staff Group(s)
Architecture

Role

Dr Devilat is the Principal Investigator of internally and externally funded research projects at the Centre for Architecture, Urbanism and Global Heritage at NTU, with case studies in Chile and India, using advanced recording technologies for the conservation of heritage buildings at risk. She has used similar methods before for recording, analysing and intervening built heritage of Chile in her PhD, with a further application for designing in her previous architectural practice and teaching. She is also a tutor of the 'Architecture in Context 3' Course at the BA Architecture NTU.

Career overview

Dr Devilat is PhD in Architectural Design from the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London (UCL), practising architect and Master in Architecture from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, with teaching experience at those universities.

Her research includes novel ways of improving heritage intervention of seismic-prone settlements, which started after the 2005 earthquake in Tarapacá, Chile, when she co-founded the Tarapacá Project, building a Community Library; as a prototype. She developed housing strategies via her MA, contributing to her work at the Heritage Reconstruction Programme of the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development after the 2010 earthquake in Chile. She introduced advanced recording technologies to this subject in her PhD studies and continued with research projects in Chile and India. Dr Devilat is also the co-founder of DLA Scan Architectural Studio.

In 2016, she created and led BScan, a 3D laser scanning teaching cluster at the Bartlett School of Architecture UCL, focusing on representation and digital preservation. She is a member of professional associations, a member of the AHRC Peer Review College and a peer-reviewer for the Journal of Housing and the Built Environment. She has obtained funding and scholarships to carry out her research. Dr Devilat has presented her research as a key and guest speaker in several seminars, presented papers at International Conferences, published in journals, and books, and exhibited internationally.

In 2020, she joined the Centre for Architecture, Urbanism and Global Heritage (CAUGH) at Nottingham Trent University (NTU), collaborating with the research project on the Hawara Pyramid and Labyrinth, Egypt and obtaining internal and external funding to lead research projects as Principal Investigator. Currently, she is leading three research projects in India and Chile, and teaching at the BA Architecture.

Research areas

Dr Devilat’s research interests have evolved into novel ways of applying accurate recording technologies to conserve built heritage at risk, focusing on post-earthquake heritage areas of Chile and more recently, of India.

In her PhD, she created inventive uses of technologies in response to the constant risk of destruction for three heritage areas in Chile affected by high-magnitude earthquakes in 2005 and 2010. Using terrestrial 3D laser scanning (LiDAR), she introduced an in-depth understanding of contextual information—social, spatial and architectural—to improve post-earthquake recovery and resilience, and developed alternative re-construction design strategies. She studied how heritage areas of Chile have been adapting to earthquakes, also analysing the transformation of some of its monuments over time and exploiting the role of the digital record in the context of technological advances, rooted in the international debate about heritage conservation. Her PhD visual work has been awarded twice and exhibited several times internationally.

In her architectural practice, she developed a remote architectural design for a house in Chile based on 3D laser scanning of the site, exploring this method as a new form of architectural representation, which has been exhibited and published. Dr Devilat has also used these methods to document several buildings in London while training students, exploring their role as digital versions that can last longer than the physical constructions, which is especially relevant for heritage at risk of damage or destruction such as in the case of earthquakes.

Since 2020, she has led three research projects in India: ‘Surveying Heritage Buildings In Ahmedabad, India: Empowering Local Action And Skills For Heritage Conservation’, funded by NTU using GCRF funds; and: 'A sustainable re-construction method for seismic-prone heritage areas of India based on advanced recording technologies’ phases 1 and 2, in collaboration with international partners and funded by AHRC/DCMS.

Currently, she is leading the research project: 'Sustainable approaches for the Conservation of Built Heritage at risk based on advanced recording technologies', funded by the NTU Research Talent Fund. Later this year, she will be leading two more projects in India and Chile: ‘Applicability and scalability of a sustainable re-construction framework for seismic-prone heritage areas of Gujarat, India’ and ‘Documenting the UNESCO World Heritage ´Churches of Chiloé’: recording as a knowledge transfer for conservation’.

External activity

Current membership of professional bodies

2020- 2021: Membership in the Association of Critical Heritage Studies. ID: 5e398ef3016bdc235f3bb7e8

2018-2020: Membership in the Society of Architectural Historians SAH. Registration number: 90011268.

2008-to date: Registered Architect. College of Chilean Architects. Registration number: I.C.A: 9961.

Peer-reviewer

2022-2025: Member of the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Peer Review College, UK.

2018-to date: Peer-reviewer of the Journal of Housing and the Built Environment. Springer Nature.

Awards and distinctions

2021: ‘Re-construction and 3D record: exploring Lolol after the 2010 earthquake’. Video and images selected for the Call: Acquisition of Cultural Contents of Architecture. Ministry of the Cultures, Arts and Heritage of Chile.

2021: ‘Re-construction and 3D record: exploring San Lorenzo de Tarapacá after the 2005 earthquake’. Video and images selected for the Call: Acquisition of Cultural Contents of Architecture. Ministry of the Cultures, Arts and Heritage of Chile.

2021: ‘Re-construction and 3D record: exploring Zúñiga after the 2010 earthquake’. Video and images selected for the Call: Acquisition of Cultural Contents of Architecture. Ministry of the Cultures, Arts and Heritage of Chile.

2016: First Prize of UCL Research Images as Art / Art Images as Research Competition, UCL Doctoral School. December 2016.

2015: Winning entry of UCL Transformations Competition, resulting in a solo exhibition at UCL of the PhD research for a year (June 2015 to June 2016).

2014:  Institute of Making Award for 3D printing and material bursary, UCL. March 2014.

2013: Michal Lyons Award for the Best Paper at the 6th Int. i-rec Conference. Ascona, May 2013

2012: Bartlett/Leverhulme Mentorship Award. The Bartlett School of Architecture UCL.

2010: Honourable mention in Santiago de Compostela Award of Urban Cooperation 2010, in collaboration with Tarapacá Project and MINVU.

2010: National Contest of Final Career Projects: “Hot Architecture” (exhibited at Chilean Biennale 2010).

2010: Library in Tarapacá at the Architecture Biennale of Chile 2010 and the Chilean Pavilion in Expo Shanghai.

2010: Tarapacá Project exhibition at the Chilean Pavilion of the Venice Biennale 2010.

Sponsors and collaborators

Relevant funding obtained

2022: Research Grant: ‘Applicability and scalability of a sustainable re-construction framework for seismic-prone heritage areas of Gujarat, India’, funded via the UKRI Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) and the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) under the joint call: AHRC -DCMS Partnership on Global Cultural Heritages and the Challenges of Natural Disasters and Climate Change: 2022 Follow-on Funding Call. Project Reference:AH/X006832/1. Research Team: Dr B. Devilat (PI), Prof M. Gamal Abdelmonem (Co-I), Dr Felipe Lanuza (Co-I), CAUGH NTU; Dr Jigna Desai (Co-I), Mrudula Mane and Nigar Shaikh (Research Associates) and Saatvika Pancholi (Research Assistant) from the Center for Heritage Conservation CEPT Research and Development Foundation (CHC CRDF); and the Hunnarshala Foundation and the Gujarat Institute for Disaster Management (GIDM) as Project Partners. January 2023 to December 2023.

2022: Research Grant: 'Documenting the UNESCO World Heritage ´Churches of Chiloé’: Recording as a knowledge transfer for conservation, a grant from the Endangered Wooden Architecture Programme (EWAP), Oxford Brookes University, funded by Arcadia – a charitable fund of Lisbet Rausing and Peter Baldwin.’ Research Team: Dr B. Devilat (PI), Prof Gamal Abdelmonem (collaborator) and Dr Felipe Lanuza, (Research Felllow), CAUGH NTU; Dr Umberto Bonomo (collaborator), Centro del Patrimonio Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (CENPUC); Patricio Álvarez (collaborator), Fundación Iglesias de Chiloé and Dr Lorenzo Berg (collaborator), Universidad de Chile. October 2022 to September 2024 (GBP 150k).

2022: Research Grant:'Sustainable approaches for the conservation of built heritage at risk based on advanced recording technologies', funded via the Talent Fund for Sustainable Futures, Nottingham Trent University. PI: B. Devilat. August 2022 to July 2023 (GBP 10k).

2021: Research Grant: 'A sustainable re-construction method for seismic-prone heritage areas of India based on advanced recording technologies- Phase 2', funded via the UKRI Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) and the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) under the joint call: Culture Heritage & Climate Change. Project Reference:AH/V00638X/1 (given as an extension of the previous project after an application for the cohort of funded projects). Research Team: Dr B. Devilat (PI), Professor M. Gamal Abdelmonem (Co-I), Dr Felipe Lanuza (RF), CAUGH NTU; Dr Jigna Desai (Co-I), Mrudula Mane (RA) and Zeus Pithawalla (RA), CHC CEPT Research and Development Foundation (CHC CRDF); and Dr Rohit Jigyasu (Co-I) and Sukrit Sen (RA), ICCROM. Project Partners: Hunnarshala Foundation and Gujarat Institute for Disaster Management (GIDM). December 2021 to July 2022 (GBP 90,000).

2020: Research Grant: 'A sustainable re-construction method for seismic-prone heritage areas of India based on advanced recording technologies', funded via UKRI AHRC and DCMS under the joint call: AHRC Urgency Grants highlight notice for Proposals Addressing Impacts on Cultural Heritage resulting from Natural Disasters and Climate Change. Project Reference:AH/V00638X/1. Research Team: Dr B. Devilat (PI), Professor M. Gamal Abdelmonem (Co-I), Dr Felipe Lanuza (RF), CAUGH NTU; Dr Jigna Desai (Co-I), CHC CRDF; and Dr Rohit Jigyasu (Co-I), ICCROM. Project Partner: Hunnarshala Foundation. November 2020 to November 2021 (GBP 150,000).

2020: Research Grant: Surveying heritage buildings in Ahmedabad, India: empowering local action and skills for heritage conservation’, funded via the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) QR Research Funds NTU. Centre for Architecture, Urbanism and Global Heritage at NTU. Research Team:  Dr B. Devilat (PI), Professor M. Gamal Abdelmonem (Co-I), CAUGH NTU; Dr Jigna Desai (Co-I) and Mrudula Mane (RA), CHC CEPT Research and Development Foundation, India. November 2020 to July 2021 (GBP 17,000).

2019: SAH Opler Membership Grant, covering the membership for the Society of Architectural Historians for one year.

2017: Conference Fund Grant for exhibiting work and presenting a paper at the ‘Drawing Millions of Plans’ Conference. KADK, Copenhagen.

2014: Grant awarded by the British Council for a one-month residency/research fellowship at British Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2014. November 2014.

2011-2016: BECA CHILE Scholarship, number 72100578. ANID Chile. Full funding for PhD research.

2007: ALFA mobility Scholarship for a six-months residency at Hogeschool Voor Wetenschap & Kunst. Brussels, Belgium.

Publications

ORCID ID: 0000-0002-2679-9629. Most publications also available at: http://bit.ly/1VYbK22

Peer-reviewed scientific journals

2014: Devilat, B. ‘3D Laser Scanning of Heritage Areas after Earthquakes’. In: Opticon1826(16):12, July 2014, pp. 1-4. Index: Open Journal Systems. Ubiquity Press. DOI: http:// dx.doi.org/10.5334/opt.cc

2013: Devilat, B.’Beyond the Appearance of Heritage: reconstruction of historic areas affected by earthquakes in Chile’.In: Archnet-IJAR (International Journal of Architectural Research) 7(3)- Special Issue on Post-Disaster Reconstruction. Guests editors: Dr Jason von Meding, Dr Jamie Mackee & Dr Thayaparan Gajendran. Archnet, MIT, pp. 24-39. Scopus index. Citations by others: 6. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.26687/archnet-ijar.v7i3.47

2010: Devilat, B.‘Re_construcción de la vivienda en poblados patrimoniales. Propuesta para San Lorenzo de Tarapacá, Chile’. In: Arquitecturas del Sur Nº 37. University of Bio-Bío. Concepción, Chile. August 2010, pp. 24-39. Indexes: WOS, Avery Index, Qualis/Capes B2, Latindex, - Dialnet, Doaj, Redib, Rebiun, Ebsco, Open Archives Initiative, Journal Tocs, ARLA.

2007: Devilat, B., Bravo, S., Illanes, V., Kramm, F., Silva, Á and Spörke, N. ’Prototipo Proyecto Tarapacá: una propuesta para la reconstrucción de la vivienda en poblados patrimoniales’ (Tarapaca Project Prototype: a proposal for the housing reconstruction of heritage villages). In: Revista C/A. (130): 32-35. Santiago, Chile. June-July 2007. ISSN: 0716-3622. Index: ARLA.

2007: Devilat, B. ‘Notas para una visión patrimonial del Hospital San Juan de Dios. Punto de inflexión en la arquitectura hospitalaria moderna en Chile’ (Notes for a heritage vision of the San Juan de Dios Hospital. Inflection point in modern architecture of Hospitals in Chile)’. In: Special Edition Magazine Cuadernos de Arquitectura. II National Seminar DOCOMOMO Chile. Challenges of Modern Heritage. Catholic University of the North and PUC. Antofagasta, Chile. 2007, pp. 100-103. ISSN: 0717-053X. Index: ARLA. DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.1.4784.5603

Other journal articles

2018: Devilat, B and Lanuza, F. ‘3D Scan House’. In: InForma, ‘Hybrid Realities’- ‘Realidades Híbridas’ (11): 110-114. Autumn. School of Architecture, University of Puerto Rico. November 2018. e-ISSN: 2637–7950.

2014: Devilat, B. ’Re-construction and record: exploring alternatives for heritage areas after earthquakes in Chile’ In: Lobby. Nº 1/ Autumn 2014: Un/Spectacle. The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, UK, pp. 87-89.

Double-blind peer-reviewed conference proceedings

2021: Devilat, B., Jigyasu, R., Desai, J. Abdelmonem, G, Lanuza, F and Mane, M. "Towards a sustainable re-construction method for seismic-prone heritage areas of Gujarat (India) based on advanced recording technologies" In: WIT Transactions on The Built Environment. Volume 203, PI.  STREMAH 2021 Conference. Published in WIT Transactions. Pp. 185-197. Open Access. Scopus Index. Available from: https://www.witpress.com/elibrary/wit-transactions-on-the-built-environment/203/37952. DOI: 10.2495/STR210161

2019: Devilat, B. ‘3D Laser Scanning Built Heritage: St Boniface´s Church as a Teaching Experience.’ In: Greenop, K. and Landorf, C. (eds.). Proceedings of digital cultural heritage: FUTURE VISIONS London Symposium. Brisbane: Centre for Architecture Theory Criticism History. April 2019, pp. 18-38. ISBN: 978-0-646-99572-4

2014: Devilat, B. and Gage, S. ‘The Role of the Record and the Paradox of the Original. Implications for the re-construction of historic buildings affected by earthquakes in Chile’. In: N. Gu (et. al.) (eds.), Proceedings of the 19th International Conference on Computer-Aided Architectural Design Research in Asia, Kyoto, Japan. 14th-17th May 2014, pp. 317-326. ISBN: 978-988-19026-5-8. Indexes: Scopus-Elsevier.

Peer-reviewed conference proceedings

2021: Devilat, B. Re-construction and record: reframing tradition as adaptation in heritage settlements of Chile affected by earthquakes. Abstract of paper presented at IASTE 2021 Virtual Traditions: The Transience of tradition in changing geographies and global landscapes. 31stAugust-3rd September 2021. Online. Nottingham Trent University. Page 13.

2020: Devilat, B. ‘3D-laser-scanning record as an alternative form of digital heritage for earthquake affected areas in Chile’. Abstract of paper presented at the ACHS 2020 FUTURES - 5th Association of Critical Heritage Studies Biennial Conference. University College London, UK. 26th-30th August 2020. London, 28th October 2020. Pp. 226-227.

2018: Devilat, B. ‘Tracing back architectural spaces using the 3D laser scanning of ruins’. Abstract of paper presented at the 4th International Conference on Science and Engineering in Arts, Heritage and Archaeology (SEAHA).London, UK. 4th-6th June 2018, pp. 22-23.

2017: Devilat, B. and Lanuza, F. ‘Drawing (on) the context: scanning, designing, building’. Abstract of paper presented at the Drawing millions of plans Conference. KADK, Copenhagen. 1st-3rd November 2017, pp. 100-117.

2015: Devilat, B. ‘What do people think? Inhabitants’ perception of reconstruction in Chilean historical areas affected by earthquakes’. Paper presented at the 7th International i-rec Conference: Reconstruction and Recovery in Urban Contexts. University College London, UK. 6th-8th July 2015, pp. 1-9.

2014: Devilat, B. ‘Re-Construction and Record: Exploring Alternatives for Heritage Areas after Earthquakes in Chile’. PhD Research Projects Conference 2014. The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, UK. Issuu. 25th February 2014, pp. 8-9.

2013: Devilat, B. ‘3D laser scanning for recording heritage areas in post-earthquake re-construction. The cases of Lolol and Zúñiga in Chile.’ In: VI AISU Congress.Visibile Invisibile. Percepire la città tradescrizioni e omissioni. Associazione Italiana di Storia Urbana. Catania, Italy. 12- 14 September 2013. ISBN 978-88-98547-05-0. Scrimm Edizione. November 2014, pp. 2013-2024.

2013: Devilat, B. ‘Re_construction strategies on heritage villages after earthquakes. Chile: 2005, 2010, 20??’In: Devilat, B., Lanuza, F., Sandoval, V. (eds.). Proceedings Book Encuentros 2012 Conference Paris: Knowledge for Economic and Social Development. 4th-6th July 2012. Bubok publishing S.L., Spain. June 2013, pp. 148-161. ISBN: 978-84-686-3860-7. 2nd Edition.

2012: Devilat, B. ‘From 2005 to 2010: towards a re-construction strategy for housing in heritage areas after earthquakes in Chile’. In: Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Heritage and Sustainable Development. Green Lines Institute. Porto, Portugal. 19th-22nd June 2012, pp. 463-474. ISBN: 978-989-95671-9-1.

2012: Devilat, B. ‘Housing Re-Construction in Vernacular Settlements after Earthquakes: San Lorenzo de Tarapacá as a starting point’. In: Proceedings of the 6th International Seminar on Vernacular Settlements-ISVS: Contemporary Vernaculars: Places, Processes and Manifestations. Eastern Mediterranean University, Famagusta, North Cyprus. 19th- 21st April 2012, pp. 265-277. ISBN: 978-975-8401-82-6.

2010: Devilat, B. ‘Estrategias proyectuales para la reconstrucción de la vivienda en poblados patrimoniales. Propuesta para San Lorenzo de Tarapacá, Chile’. In: Proceedings of the X International Congress on Rehabilitation of Architectonic Heritage and Edification.CICOP- Chile.Extension Centre, PUC. Santiago, Chile. 3rd-5th November 2010, pp. 806- 812. ISBN: 978-956-9006-00-5.

2009: Devilat, B. and Lanuza, F. ‘Representaciones ante una desaparición: el Sanatorio Marítimo de San Juan de Dios en Viña del Mar’ (Representations facing a disappearance: Maritime Sanatorium of San Juan de Dios in Viña del Mar). Proceedings of the III National Seminar DOCOMOMO Chile. Modern Heritage and City. Valparaíso, Chile. 18th-20th Nov. 2009, p. 102. ISBN: 978-956-332-242-2 (poster).

2007: Devilat, B., Bravo, S., Illanes, V., Kramm, F., Silva, Á and Spörke, N.‘Proyecto Tarapacá: Iniciativa estudiantil para la reconstrucción del patrimonio arquitectónico del Norte Grande de Chile’ (Tarapaca Project: Student initiative for the reconstruction of the architectural heritage of the Northern Chile). In: II Congress on Education, Museums and Heritage. 1st- 2nd October 2007. National Historical Museum, Santiago, Chile. Library, Archives and Museums Management DIBAM, and Commission of Education and Cultural Action CECA-Chile. Santiago, Chile. December 2007, pp. 45-53. ISBN: 978-956-244-196-4.

2007: Devilat, B. and Lanuza, F. ‘Design strategies for thermal improvements in social housing. Applications in the town of San Lorenzo de Tarapacá, Chile’. In: D’Alençon, R. (Ed.), 6th International Conference on Sustainable Technologies SET 07. School of Architecture, PUC. Santiago, Chile. 5th-7th September 2007, pp. 342-347.

Edited Books

2014: Devilat, B., Wagemann, E., Brablec, D., Stuardo, M. and Soza, C. (eds.). ChileGlobal Seminars UK 2013- 2014. Lulu Publishing, UK. December 2014. 112 pp. ISBN: 978-95-635-8346-5.

2013: Devilat, B., Lanuza, F., Sandoval, V. (eds.). Proceedings Book Encuentros 2012 Conference Paris: Knowledge for Economic and Social Development. 4th-6th July 2012. Bubok Publishing S.L., Spain. June 2013. ISBN: 978-84-686-3860-7. 287 pp. DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.1.4817.3284

Edited publications

  • 2022: ICCROM, NTU & CHC CRDF. 3D Laser Scanning documentation for informing the post- earthquake recovery of heritage settlements: a practical guide. Edited by: Jigyasu, R.; Sen, S; Devilat, B. and Lanuza, F. Nottingham Trent University: UK. DOI: [10.17631/rd-2022-0005-dprac]
  • 2022: NTU, GIDM, CHC CRDF & Hunnarshala Foundation. A framework for earthquake assessment, re-construction and risk mitigation of buildings in historical settlements of Gujarat using advanced recording technologies. Policy Brief. Edited by: Devilat, B.; Lanuza, F.; Kanji, R.; Desai, J.; Mane, M.; Pithawalla, Z.; Singh, A.; Acharya, M. Nottingham Trent University: UK. DOI: [10.17631/rd-2022-0006-dfram]
  • 2022: B. Devilat, G. Abdelmonen, F. Lanuza, J. Desai, M. Mane, Z. Pithawalla, R. Jigyasu, S. Sen, A. Singh & R. Kanji. Introducing technology to break the unsustainable cycle of building replacement after earthquakes towards a culture of reuse and risk mitigation. In: Giliberto F. and Jackson, R. (eds.). (2022). Cultural Heritage in the Context of Disasters and Climate Change. Insights from the DCMS-AHRC Cultural Heritage and Climate Change Cohort. Leeds-Edinburgh: University of Leeds and University of Edinburgh. pp. 26-31. DOI: [https://doi.org/10.48785/100/107]

Book chapters

Triple-blind peer-reviewed

2021: Devilat B. Pioneering Advanced Recording Technologies for Post-earthquake Damage Assessment and Re-construction in Chilean Heritage Areas. In: Shehade M., Stylianou-Lambert T. (eds) Emerging Technologies and the Digital Transformation of Museums and Heritage Sites. RISE IMET 2021. Communications in Computer and Information Science, vol 1432. Pp. 347-369. Springer, Cham. ISBN: 978-3-030-83646-7 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-83647-4_23

Double-blind peer-reviewed

2020: Devilat, B. and Lanuza, F. ‘Drawing (on) the context: scanning, designing, building.’ In: Søberg, M. and Hougaard, A. (eds.), The Artful Plan.Birkhäuser, Copenhagen, April 2020, pp. 138-155. ISBN: 9783035618747

2016: Devilat, B. ‘Recording of Heritage Buildings: From measured drawing to 3D Laser Scanning’. Paper presented at the Conference ‘Drawing Futures’ and published as a book chapter in: Allen, L. and Pearson, L. (eds.). Drawing Futures. Speculations in Contemporary Drawing for Art and Architecture. The Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL. 11th-12th November 2016. London: UCL Press, pp. 236-240. ISBN: 978-1-911307-26-6. DOI: https://doi.org/10.14324/111.9781911307266.

Peer-reviewed

2016: Devilat, B. Chapter 13: ‘Creating systematic records through time: the destruction and reconstruction of heritage areas affected by earthquakes in Chile’. In: Campkin, B. and Duijzings, G. (eds.) Engaged Urbanism. Cities & Methodologies.UCL Urban Laboratory. University College London. I.B. Tauris: London. December 2016, pp. 117-124. ISBN: 9781786721662.

2011: Devilat, B. Chapter 4: ‘Importancia de los conjuntos patrimoniales. Vivienda y patrimonio modesto’; (Importance of heritage areas. Housing and modest heritage), Section 5.3.1: ‘Estrategia: Concepto de intervención’ (Strategy: Intervention concept) and other paragraphs indicated. In: MINVU, Plan de reconstrucción patrimonial. Chile Unido reconstruye mejor: vivienda, barrio, ciudad (Heritage Reconstruction Plan. Chile unified can rebuild better: housing neighbourhood and city). May 2011, pp. 13-14; 23; 28-29; 32.

2010: Devilat, B. ‘Estrategias proyectuales para la re_construcción de la vivienda en poblados patrimonales. Análisis y propuesta para San Lorenzo de Tarapacá, Chile’. (Design strategies for housing re_construction in heritage villages. Analysis and proposal for San Lorenzo de Tarapacá, Chile). In: Council of Culture and Arts. Haz tu tesis en cultura (Do your thesis in culture), National Book Competition 2009. August 2010. Cultura Editions, pp. 175-219. ISBN: 978-956-8327-62-0. DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.1.4948.4008

2010: Devilat, B., Bravo, S., Illanes, V., Kramm, F. and Spörke, N. ‘Propuesta de Reconstrucción Patrimonial Proyecto Tarapacá’ (Heritage Reconstruction proposal Tarapacá Project). In: Cortés, M. and Gray, S. (eds.) Chilean Pavilion Catalogue. 12ª Architecture Venice Biennale 2010, pp. 58-63.

2008: Devilat, B.‘Heritage intervention criteria applied to reconstruction processes.Study for the case of San Lorenzo de Tarapacá, Chile/ Criterios de intervención patrimonial aplicados a procesos de reconstrucción. Estudio para el caso de San Lorenzo de Tarapacá, Chile’. In: Schoonjans, Yves; Lievens, Williams; Corona M., Alfonso; Petric, Jelena; Vigo, Libertad; Pinheiro M., Denise (Eds.): Readings on Architecture and Urban Culture in Latin America and Europe/Ensayos sobre sustentabilidad y patrimonio - Arquitectura y Culturas Urbanas in America Latina y Europa. PROURB, da Faculdade de Arquitetura e Urbanismo. Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL & St Lucas Architectuur, Brussels, 2008, pp. 197-226. DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.1.2130.3521

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