The author combines theories, concepts and academic experiences around buildings with a public vocation in the city of Lima, from the perspective of urban architecture. ?For Lima to assume its status as a city, it has the challenge of recovering the notion of the public: collective life linked to open spaces and free access. Likewise, to understand the presence of trees and plants as an essential component of a more pleasant urban environment, a contribution to the quality of life of the inhabitants, incorporating landscaping in each proposal. In short, to think of architecture and the city within the great concepts of sustainability, as decisive issues for the present and the future.? --translated from page 9.