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Directorio Dircom 2017 Índice de contactos Socios........................................................................................ 160 Comunicación.e.información................................................... 174 Comunicación.comercial.......................................................... 196 Comunicación.empresarial....................................................... 214 Comunicación.institucional...................................................... 312 Empresa.y.factor.humano........................................................ 384 Formación................................................................................. 390 DATOS.ACTUALIZADOS.A.MARZO.DE.2017 Socios • Socio Protector .................................................................... 161 • Socio Protector 2 ................................................................. 161 • Socio Protector 3 ................................................................. 163 • Socio de Número ................................................................. 164 • Socio Autónomo .................................................................. 172 • Socio de Conocimiento ....................................................... 172 • Socio Docente ...................................................................... 172 • Socio Emérito ....................................................................... 172 • Socio Correspondiente ........................................................ 173 • Socio Joven .......................................................................... 173 SOCIOS SOCIOS SOCIO PROTECTOR Miguel García Lamigueiro Felisa Martín Villán SOCIO PROTECTOR 2 Director de Comunicación y Directora de Comunicación Jorge Álvarez-Naveiro Sánchez Responsabilidad Social ENAGAS Silvia Agulló Gimeno Director de Comunicación y DKV SEGUROS Responsable Unidad de RSC y Relaciones Institucionales María Paramés García-Astigarraga Reputación GRUPO ANTOLIN Jesús García López Directora de Personas y DKV SEGUROS Director de Comunicación Comunicación Ángeles Barrios Corporativa (Externa-Interna) BANKINTER Carolina Albero López Directora de Comunicación, Marca IBERDROLA Gabinete de Presidencia. Dirección y Digital Fernando Pastor Yélamos General de Gabinete de Presidencia PHILIPS IBÉRICA Pablo García Tobin Director de Comunicación y REPSOL Juan José Berganza del Agua Head of Communications Marketing BBVA GARRIGUES Arantxa Alonso García Director de Comunicación, Marca y Responsable de Contenidos y Responsabilidad Social Corporativa Jaume Giró Marian Pérez-Camino Pinto Relaciones Informativas INDRA Director general / Director general de Head of Brand & Comunication GESTAMP Comunicación BNP PARIBAS Mechteld Bergsma Tomás Alonso Román Head of Media Relations / FUNDACIÓN BANCARIA “LA CAIXA” / CRITERIACAIXA Juan Francisco Polo Manager de Comunicación Head of Communications Director de Comunicación y Corporativa AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE / José Luis Gómez Navarro Responsabilidad Corporativa SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS IBERIA AIRBUS GROUP SPAIN Director de Comunicación FERROVIAL Fernando Amenedo Amalia Blanco Lucas Corporativa y Marketing Institucional TELEFÓNICA Jesús Presa Casado Director de PAC -Public Affairs and Directora general de Comunicación y Director de Comunicación Communications- Relaciones Externas José Luis González-Besada Valdés RENAULT ESPAÑA COCA-COLA IBERIAN PARTNERS BANKIA Director de Comunicación y Ignacio Rodríguez Velasco Natalia Armstrong Paloma Cabrera López Relaciones Institucionales EL CORTE INGLÉS Director de Comunicación, External Communication Manager Directora de Marketing y Relaciones Institucionales y NOVARTIS FARMACÉUTICA Comunicación Ida Gutiérrez de Escofet Responsabilidad Corporativa ACCENTURE SVP Communication, Corporate ING BANK SPAIN & PORTUGAL Enrique Javier Arribas Alcolado Director de Marketing Corporativo Luis Calderón Castro Affairs & CSR NH HOTEL GROUP José Romero y Marca Director de Comunicación Director de Comunicación BANCO SANTANDER SOCIEDAD ESTATAL CORREOS Y Juan María Hernández Puértolas VODAFONE ESPAÑA TELÉGRAFOS Director Corporativo de Jesús Nemesio Arroyo Antonio San José Director de Comunicación Juan Manuel Cendoya Comunicación ABERTIS INFRAESTRUCTURAS Subdirector General y Director del FUNDACIÓN BANCARIA “LA Vicepresidente de Santander España Área de Comunicación, Marca y CAIXA” y Director general de la división Francisco Hortigüela Martos Relaciones Corporativas de Comunicación, Marketing Director de Comunicación, BANCO POPULAR ESPAÑOL Ana Atero Báez Corporativo y Estudios Relaciones Institucionales y Responsable de Comunicación BANCO SANTANDER Ciudadanía Corporativa Fernando Soria Prados Interna Director de Marketing Corporativo y SOCIEDAD ESTATAL CORREOS Y Juan Cierco Jiménez de Parga SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS IBERIA Relaciones Institucionales TELÉGRAFOS Director de Comunicación y Leticia Iglesias García 3M ESPAÑA Relaciones Institucionales Directora de Comunicación Ezequiel Avilés Muñoz IBERIA, LÍNEAS AÉREAS DE COCA-COLA Christian Stein Global Corporate Media Relations ESPAÑA Director de Comunicación SEAT Juan Llobell SEAT María Cortina Aurrecoechea Director de Comunicación y Silvia Ballesteros Directora de Comunicación y Relaciones Institucionales Pilar Suárez-Inclán Directora de Comunicación Externa Relaciones Institucionales BERTELSMANN Directora de Comunicación BANCO SANTANDER SIEMENS ESPAÑA Institucional y RSE Miguel López-Quesada REALE SEGUROS Isabel Barangé Crespo Belén de Lacalle Rubio Director Corporativo de Responsable de Marca y Adjunta Directora de Comunicación Comunicación y Relaciones Montserrat Tarrés Dirección de Comunicación JAGUAR LAND ROVER IBERIA Institucionales Directora de Comunicación DKV SEGUROS GRUPO NOVARTIS ESPAÑA María Echanove Sáez GESTAMP Laura Bárcena Cortés Directora de Comunicación Félix Losada Eva Vicente Product Communications Manager MAPFRE Director de Marketing y Relaciones Directora de Comunicación SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS IBERIA VOLKSWAGEN GROUP ESPAÑA Begoña Elices Institucionales DISTRIBUCIÓN Daniel Barro Lugo Directora general de Comunicación y DELOITTE Jefe de Prensa Skoda de Presidencia Iñaki Garay Zabala VOLKSWAGEN GROUP ESPAÑA REPSOL Teresa Mañueco Pfeiffer Director de Comunicación DISTRIBUCIÓN RENFE Alberto Fernández Torres Directora de Comunicación, Rosa Bellón Madueño Director general de Comunicación Responsabilidad Corporativa y Jefa de Prensa ENDESA Relaciones Institucionales JAGUAR LAND ROVER Jordi Garcia Tabernero CEPSA Antonio Belmonte Atienza Director general de Comunicación y Director de Comunicación Externa Gabinete de Presidencia DELOITTE GAS NATURAL FENOSA Anuario de la Comunicación 2017 Dircom | 161 SOCIOS María Luisa Benlloch Cama Carmen de Alvear Fernández- Miguel Ángel Garzón de Paz Juan Emilio Maillo Belda Responsable Comunicación Interna Rañada Director de Comunicación Director del departamento de y RSC Responsable de Relaciones Externas Internacional y Financiera Comunicación Externa NOVARTIS FARMACÉUTICA VODAFONE ESPAÑA TELEFÓNICA BANKIA Pelayo Bezanilla Muñoz Teresa de Istúriz Simonet Gemma Giner Mª Lluïsa Martínez Gistau Director de Relaciones Externas y Directora de Marketing Corporativo Subdirectora de Relaciones Directora Ejecutiva de Comunicación REPSOL Institucionales, Asuntos Públicos y Comunicación, Relaciones COCA-COLA IBERIAN PARTNERS Gestión de Medios Institucionales, Marca y RSC Ana de Luis Gutiérrez GAS NATURAL FENOSA CAIXABANK Margarita Blanco Gutiérrez Responsable de Comunicación Gerente de Comunicación Externa Interna Marc Gómez Jiménez Lucas Martínez Berzal IBERIA, LÍNEAS AÉREAS DE GARRIGUES Gerente de Comunicación Externa Corporate Communication Manager ESPAÑA ABERTIS INFRAESTRUCTURAS NH HOTEL GROUP María del Mar Delgado Ana Teresa Brage Mantecón Responsable de Comunicación Luis Gómez Rodríguez Aina Mauri Lisa Brand & Communication Lead / Externa Director de Reputación Corporativa, External Comms Manager Corporate Marketing BANCO POPULAR ESPAÑOL Marca y Medios GRUPO NOVARTIS ESPAÑA 3M ESPAÑA IBERDROLA Elena Díaz-Alejo Rodríguez Aurelio Medel Alfredo Bustillo Martínez Manager Corporate Citizenship & Ignacio González Moreno Director de Comunicación 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    Review articles • Oorsigartikels Christo Vosloo Prof. Christo Vosloo, Graduate School of Architecture, Faculty of Art, Design & Architecture, Published by the UFS University of Johannesburg, http://journals.ufs.ac.za/index.php/as P.O. Box 524, Auckland © Creative Commons With Attribution (CC-BY) Park, 2006, Johannesburg, How to cite: Vosloo, C. 2020. Early sustainable architecture South Africa. in hanging skyscrapers – A comparison of two financial office buildings. Acta Structilia, 27(1), pp. 144-177. Phone: +27 (0) 11 559 1105, E-mail: <[email protected]> ORCID: https://orcid. EARLY SUSTAINABLE org/0000-0002-2212-1968 ARCHITECTURE IN HANGING SKYSCRAPERS DOI: http://dx.doi. org/10.18820/24150487/as27i1.6 – A COMPARISON OF TWO ISSN: 1023-0564 FINANCIAL OFFICE BUILDINGS e-ISSN: 2415-0487 Acta Structilia 2020 27(1): 144-177 Peer reviewed and revised March 2020 Published June 2020 *The authors declared no conflict of interest for the article or title ABSTRACT Reuse, or the ability to continue using an item or building beyond the initial function, is a key concept in the literature on sustainability. This implies that a building should be designed in a way that will allow it to be repurposed when changing circumstances require changes in its layout or function; being energy efficient and environmentally sensitive is not enough. The building also needs to be financially viable and the people whose lives are impacted by it should wish to have it retained. As far as flexibility of high-rise or skyscraper buildings is concerned, the structural system and layout are some, but not the only aspects that are of particular importance in this regard.