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Research projects, studies, and collaborations on the cultural history of landscape, the construction of territorial imaginaries, and the relationships between nature, city, and architecture.

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“Another End of the World Is Possible”: Metaphors and Slogans of the Environmental Crisis during the First Two Decades of the 21st Century in Chile

National Research Fund, Chile
2023-2026

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The Epistemological, Historical, and Territorial Construction of the Southern Zone as a Natural Laboratory: Scientific Agendas, Knowledge Networks, and Global Imaginaries

National Research Fund, Chile
2022-2025

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Japanese Gardens in Chile: Narratives of Intercultural Landscapes (c. 1960–)

National Fund for Cultural Development and the Arts, Chile
2022-2023

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Between the Lines: Rereading Modern Discourses in Chile through Women of the UC School of Architecture

Seed Fund, School of Architecture, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (UC)
2020-2021

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Strengthening Integral Ecology and Sustainability in General Education: Designing the Course Model “The Urban Landscape of UC Campuses”

UC Teaching Development Fund, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (UC)
2020-2021

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Explora Choapa Catalog: Landscape Interpretation as a Structuring Element for Experience-Based Tourism in the Province of Choapa

Seed Fund, School of Architecture, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (UC)
2019-2020

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Botanical Practices and Urban Reform in Post-Colonial Santiago, Chile

Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection, Washington, DC
Garden and Landscape Studies Research Fellowship
2017-2018

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Emerging Landscapes, Santiago 1831-1939: Public project and urban transformation

National Research Fund, Chile
2016-2019

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© Romy Hecht · 2026

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© Romy Hecht · 2026

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