It is still difficult to me decide what my
"definitive" area will be. But taking into account the past
publication, I would like to do a postgraduate course in urban planning, it is
the area that until now I am more interested in, since urbanism is an area that
also relates to architecture, it involves the social factor, how people
inhabits spaces, how people inhabits the
city and there are a series of phenomena that occur with people, which are
important when deciding important changes in cities, we can not ignore people
as inhabitants and users of the city.
It is also urbanism a powerful tool when intervening
territories that have some important social problem, I give the example of
Medellin, Colombia, until a few years ago, was considered the city of drug
trafficking and the most dangerous in the world, with deaths all the days
because of the drug business. It was really difficult to reverse this
situation, but urbanism took the challenge and through tactical urbanism and social urbanism could
reverse this bad condition that the city had. These measures aimed at making
people feel proud of their city, aiming for the best possible architecture of
the new buildings, creating a network that reached all the poorest territories
of the city and not concentrating them in a center. Well this is 10% of
everything they did.
I put them as an example, so that they would see that social
factors of a territory must be taken to confront and reverse certain problems,
something can not be done without the participation of citizens, because it is
they who will inhabit this improvement.
Yes i also think that urbanism is a nice tool to solve many problems in the modern cities
ResponderBorrari think that the urbanism is the most difficulty in the architecture because the people are moving and changing every day. Find the best design is a challenge.
ResponderBorrarWow, Medellin sounds interesting example to urban renovation
ResponderBorrarWow Medellin! That's a excellent example of a good planning
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