Lima imaginada: proyectos no construidos en Lima publicados en la revista Ciudad y Campo, 1924-1930

The magazine Ciudad y Campo was published during the Oncenio de Leguía (1919-1930), between 1924 and 1930. In the 48 issues of the magazine, articles were published that included projects of great architectural and urban planning value that ultimately did not reach be built. The objective of this research is to expose and determine the value of unbuilt projects in a city of Lima that, according to Ciudad y Campo, sought to be the “Capital of the western Pacific coasts”. Likewise, highlight the importance of the content of Ciudad y Campo magazine for the history of architecture in Peru. The proposed methodology is based on the documentary review of the magazine, sample selection and use of data collection techniques of documentary and content analysis. It is a documentary research, of a mixed type and from the data collected they are processed and analyzed by induction and deduction. The results of the research reaffirm the significance of the unbuilt projects published in Ciudad y Campo, and their value as a periodical publication with architecture and urban planning content at the beginning of the 20th century.