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Princeton graduate students, faculty and visiting scholars are invited to learn more about our graduate students' current research. “Pan Americanism at Work”: CINVA and the Portable Brick Machine Camila Reyes Alé, Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Architecture This presentation traces the history of the CINVA-RAM, a manual machine for the production of stabilized-earth blocks created at the Centro Interamericano Experimental y de Adiestramiento en Vivienda (CINVA) in Bogotá, Colombia, in 1957. Founded in 1951 as a training center under the “technical cooperation” arm of the D.C.-based Organization of American States (OAS), CINVA trained and educated architects, engineers and social workers from across Latin America with a focus on manual construction techniques applied to housing development and urbanization, during a period of intense economic and social growth across the region, and the proliferation of its attendant inequities. CINVA’s primary mission was to rese

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