construidos

Construidos is the plural form of the past participle of the Spanish verb construir, and it also functions as an adjective meaning "built" or "constructed." It is used to describe objects, spaces, or works that have been erected or manufactured by human effort.

In architectural and urban planning contexts, construidos often refers to the built environment or to structures that constitute it. Phrases such as patrimonio construido (built heritage), conjunto construido (built complex), or espacios construidos (built spaces) are common in planning documents and cultural discourse. The term helps distinguish what has been created by people from natural landscapes.

Morphology and usage: construidos agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies, so masculin plural nouns take construidos, while feminine or singular forms use construida, construido, o construidas as appropriate. The adjective can appear in descriptive phrases or in references to collections of structures, for example, "los edificios construidos en el siglo XIX" or "signos del paisaje construido."

Other notes: in everyday Spanish, more common synonyms for built are edificado or construido; both convey similar meaning but may carry slightly different connotations. The term is also used in technical and academic writing to emphasize human-made aspects of space, infrastructure, and architectural history. In translation, construidos is typically rendered as built or constructed, depending on the context.