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An '''architectural criminologist''' is a professional [[architect (nonfiction)]] and [[criminologist (nonfiction)]], | An '''architectural criminologist''' is a professional [[architect (nonfiction)]] and [[criminologist (nonfiction)]], who combines these two professions into a unified system of justice in the built environment. | ||
== Barragán == | == Barragán == |
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An architectural criminologist is a professional architect (nonfiction) and criminologist (nonfiction), who combines these two professions into a unified system of justice in the built environment.
Barragán
Luis Ramiro Barragán Morfín was the most successful and celebrated architectural criminologist of his time.
Among other trimphs, he located an overlooked decimal point after the Pi disaster