Distrito salud, estrategias para revitalización de sectores urbanos en condiciones de deterioro barrio la Sabana

Páez Melo, Daniela Aristizábal

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2018

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Páez Melo, Daniela Aristizábal

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Gutiérrez Aristizabal, Alonso

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Universidad La Gran Colombia

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TY - GEN T1 - Distrito salud, estrategias para revitalización de sectores urbanos en condiciones de deterioro barrio la Sabana AU - Páez Melo, Daniela Aristizábal Y1 - 2018 UR - http://hdl.handle.net/11396/3491 PB - Universidad La Gran Colombia AB - At the beginning of the 20th century, in the 20s, the downtown of the capital was enjoying a great prestige and a great cultural life, besides the fact that in him the political power of the country was centering. With the breach of the colonial tracing, there were big advances of infrastructure, as the arrival of the Avenida Caracas in the year 1938, the high class began to move towards the north of Bogotá for diverse political conflicts as the Bogotazo, doing that later the place was taken advantage by the merchants. Because of this decision, the downtown began to come important industries and one of the most important stations of the streetcar, attracting great quantity of population. Bordering neighborhoods to the station of La Sabana, were typical for offering great quantity of housing in rent and accomodations. With the decrease of the streetcar as way of transport, the accomodations began to transform in motels and tenancies for population of low resources. Hereby, in the downtown it was diminishing little by little his representation of residential uses, dotacionales and recreative, for what several real estate remained left and in condition of deterioration; acquiring a principally commercial and industrial identity, doing that the sector is one of the most crowded and that in turn they are zones that possess a road chaos and high indexes of insecurity. There proposes itself then an economic different activity in the neighborhood La Sabana focused on the service of health, in which there is articulated the formal and informal trade by new uses, across the public space and that in turn links itself with the patrimonial existing buildings by means of diverse urban strategies for his revitalización and connection ER - @misc{11396_3491, author = {Páez Melo Daniela Aristizábal}, title = {Distrito salud, estrategias para revitalización de sectores urbanos en condiciones de deterioro barrio la Sabana}, year = {2018}, abstract = {At the beginning of the 20th century, in the 20s, the downtown of the capital was enjoying a great prestige and a great cultural life, besides the fact that in him the political power of the country was centering. With the breach of the colonial tracing, there were big advances of infrastructure, as the arrival of the Avenida Caracas in the year 1938, the high class began to move towards the north of Bogotá for diverse political conflicts as the Bogotazo, doing that later the place was taken advantage by the merchants. Because of this decision, the downtown began to come important industries and one of the most important stations of the streetcar, attracting great quantity of population. Bordering neighborhoods to the station of La Sabana, were typical for offering great quantity of housing in rent and accomodations. With the decrease of the streetcar as way of transport, the accomodations began to transform in motels and tenancies for population of low resources. Hereby, in the downtown it was diminishing little by little his representation of residential uses, dotacionales and recreative, for what several real estate remained left and in condition of deterioration; acquiring a principally commercial and industrial identity, doing that the sector is one of the most crowded and that in turn they are zones that possess a road chaos and high indexes of insecurity. There proposes itself then an economic different activity in the neighborhood La Sabana focused on the service of health, in which there is articulated the formal and informal trade by new uses, across the public space and that in turn links itself with the patrimonial existing buildings by means of diverse urban strategies for his revitalización and connection}, url = {http://hdl.handle.net/11396/3491} }RT Generic T1 Distrito salud, estrategias para revitalización de sectores urbanos en condiciones de deterioro barrio la Sabana YR 2018 LK http://hdl.handle.net/11396/3491 PB Universidad La Gran Colombia AB At the beginning of the 20th century, in the 20s, the downtown of the capital was enjoying a great prestige and a great cultural life, besides the fact that in him the political power of the country was centering. With the breach of the colonial tracing, there were big advances of infrastructure, as the arrival of the Avenida Caracas in the year 1938, the high class began to move towards the north of Bogotá for diverse political conflicts as the Bogotazo, doing that later the place was taken advantage by the merchants. Because of this decision, the downtown began to come important industries and one of the most important stations of the streetcar, attracting great quantity of population. Bordering neighborhoods to the station of La Sabana, were typical for offering great quantity of housing in rent and accomodations. With the decrease of the streetcar as way of transport, the accomodations began to transform in motels and tenancies for population of low resources. Hereby, in the downtown it was diminishing little by little his representation of residential uses, dotacionales and recreative, for what several real estate remained left and in condition of deterioration; acquiring a principally commercial and industrial identity, doing that the sector is one of the most crowded and that in turn they are zones that possess a road chaos and high indexes of insecurity. There proposes itself then an economic different activity in the neighborhood La Sabana focused on the service of health, in which there is articulated the formal and informal trade by new uses, across the public space and that in turn links itself with the patrimonial existing buildings by means of diverse urban strategies for his revitalización and connection OL Spanish (121)

Abstract

Para la década de los años 20 del siglo pasado, el centro de la capital gozaba de un gran prestigio y una vida cultural, además que en él se concentraba el poder político del país. Con el rompimiento del trazado colonial y la ampliación de la Carrera Décima , hubo grandes avances de infraestructura, como la Avenida Caracas en el año 1938, la clase alta comenzó a desplazarse hacia el norte de Bogotá por diversos conflictos políticos en los que se encontraba el país como el Bogotazo, haciendo que posteriormente el lugar fuera aprovechado por los comerciantes. A causa de esta decisión, al centro comenzaron a llegar importantes industrias y una de las estaciones más importantes del tranvía, atrayendo gran cantidad de población. Barrios aledaños a la estación de La Sabana, eran característicos por ofrecer gran cantidad de vivienda en alquiler y hospedaje. Con la disminución del tranvía como medio de transporte, los hospedajes comenzaron a transformarse en moteles e inquilinatos para población de recursos inferiores. De esta manera, en el centro de la ciudad fue disminuyendo poco a poco sus usos residenciales, dotacionales y recreativos, por lo que varios inmuebles quedaron abandonados y en estado de deterioro, además de la gran cantidad de comerciantes, haciendo que el sector sea uno de los más concurridos y que a su vez son zonas que cuentan con un caos vial y altos índices de inseguridad. Se propone entonces una actividad económica distinta en el barrio La Sabana, enfocada al servicio de salud, en la cual se articulen el comercio formal e informal con nuevos usos, a través del espacio público y que a su vez se vincule con las edificaciones patrimoniales existentes por medio de diversas estrategias urbanas para su revitalización y conexión.

Abstract

At the beginning of the 20th century, in the 20s, the downtown of the capital was enjoying a great prestige and a great cultural life, besides the fact that in him the political power of the country was centering. With the breach of the colonial tracing, there were big advances of infrastructure, as the arrival of the Avenida Caracas in the year 1938, the high class began to move towards the north of Bogotá for diverse political conflicts as the Bogotazo, doing that later the place was taken advantage by the merchants. Because of this decision, the downtown began to come important industries and one of the most important stations of the streetcar, attracting great quantity of population. Bordering neighborhoods to the station of La Sabana, were typical for offering great quantity of housing in rent and accomodations. With the decrease of the streetcar as way of transport, the accomodations began to transform in motels and tenancies for population of low resources. Hereby, in the downtown it was diminishing little by little his representation of residential uses, dotacionales and recreative, for what several real estate remained left and in condition of deterioration; acquiring a principally commercial and industrial identity, doing that the sector is one of the most crowded and that in turn they are zones that possess a road chaos and high indexes of insecurity. There proposes itself then an economic different activity in the neighborhood La Sabana focused on the service of health, in which there is articulated the formal and informal trade by new uses, across the public space and that in turn links itself with the patrimonial existing buildings by means of diverse urban strategies for his revitalización and connection

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