Urban equipment in Mexico during the second half of the twentieth century

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Autor(a) principal: Haroldo Alfaro Salazar, Francisco
Data de Publicação: 2013
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: por
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Resumo: The development of the cities during the second half of the twentieth century in Latin America, involved urban growth, generally unbalanced and explosive, as it was the case of Mexico City. Thus, became necessary the construction of housing complexes, urban equipment andn infrastructure to meet an accelerated urban development. The Mexican capital became a major attraction, and its urban complexes for health, education and sport, in addition to its large roads gave a definitely modern hallmark. An example, from the promotion of an official instance, where it grouped a set of housing, health, education and recreation facilities, was the “Unidad Independencia” that it was combined with a comprehensive design and quality, to the south of the city. However, many of the good facilities built in that period have been affected by their lack of maintenance, at the same time that the State stops addressing many of these services. The new century would seem to point toward a recovery in the interest of serve vulnerable groups, through equipping public spaces and create new centers for culture. The challenge is to consolidate a living hope that helps mitigate the social reality of insecurity  and violence.
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spelling Urban equipment in Mexico during the second half of the twentieth centuryEquipamiento urbano en el México de la segunda mitad del siglo XXArchitecturecitymodernityurban facilities and infrastructureArquitecturaciudadmodernidadequipamiento urbano e infraestructuraThe development of the cities during the second half of the twentieth century in Latin America, involved urban growth, generally unbalanced and explosive, as it was the case of Mexico City. Thus, became necessary the construction of housing complexes, urban equipment andn infrastructure to meet an accelerated urban development. The Mexican capital became a major attraction, and its urban complexes for health, education and sport, in addition to its large roads gave a definitely modern hallmark. An example, from the promotion of an official instance, where it grouped a set of housing, health, education and recreation facilities, was the “Unidad Independencia” that it was combined with a comprehensive design and quality, to the south of the city. However, many of the good facilities built in that period have been affected by their lack of maintenance, at the same time that the State stops addressing many of these services. The new century would seem to point toward a recovery in the interest of serve vulnerable groups, through equipping public spaces and create new centers for culture. The challenge is to consolidate a living hope that helps mitigate the social reality of insecurity  and violence.El desarrollo de las ciudades durante la segunda mitad del siglo XX en América Latina, implicó un crecimiento urbano, generalmente desequilibra- do y explosivo, como fue el caso de la Ciudad de México. Así, se hizo necesario la construcción de conjuntos habitacionales, equipamiento urbano e infraestructura para enfrentar un desarrollo urbano acelerado. La capital mexicana se convirtió en polo de atracción importante, y sus conjuntos urbanos para la salud, la educación y el deporte, además de sus grandes vialidades le dieron un sello definitivamente moderno. Un ejemplo, desde la promoción de una instancia oficial, donde se agrupaba un conjunto de vivienda, con equipamientos de salud, educación y recreación fue la Unidad Independencia, que se conjuntó con un diseño integral y de calidad, al sur de la ciudad. Sin embargo, muchos de los buenos equipamientos construidos en ese periodo se han visto afectados por su falta de mantenimiento, a la vez que el Estado dejo de atender muchos de estos servicios. El nuevo siglo parecería apuntar hacia un repunte por el interés de atender a grupos desprotegidos, a través del equipar espacios públicos y generar nuevos centros para la cultura. El reto es consolidar una esperanza viva, que ayude a mitigar la realidad social de inseguridad y violencia.Universidade São Judas Tadeu – Programa de Pós-Graduação Stricto Sensu em Arquitetura e Urbanismo2013-01-14info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://revistaarqurb.com.br/arqurb/article/view/367arq.urb; No. 9 (2013): jan. - jun.; 119-132arq.urb; Núm. 9 (2013): jan. - jun.; 119-132arq.urb; n. 9 (2013): jan. - jun.; 119-1321984-5766reponame:arq.urbinstname:Universidade São Judas Tadeuinstacron:USJTporhttps://revistaarqurb.com.br/arqurb/article/view/367/336Copyright (c) 2013 Francisco Haroldo Alfaro Salazarhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessHaroldo Alfaro Salazar, Francisco 2021-03-26T19:32:07Zoai:ojs.emnuvens.com.br:article/367Revistahttps://revistaarqurb.com.br/arqurbPRIhttps://revistaarqurb.com.br/arqurb/oairevista.arq.urb@saojudas.br||1984-57661984-5766opendoar:2021-03-26T19:32:07arq.urb - Universidade São Judas Tadeufalse
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Urban equipment in Mexico during the second half of the twentieth century
Equipamiento urbano en el México de la segunda mitad del siglo XX
title Urban equipment in Mexico during the second half of the twentieth century
spellingShingle Urban equipment in Mexico during the second half of the twentieth century
Haroldo Alfaro Salazar, Francisco
Architecture
city
modernity
urban facilities and infrastructure
Arquitectura
ciudad
modernidad
equipamiento urbano e infraestructura
title_short Urban equipment in Mexico during the second half of the twentieth century
title_full Urban equipment in Mexico during the second half of the twentieth century
title_fullStr Urban equipment in Mexico during the second half of the twentieth century
title_full_unstemmed Urban equipment in Mexico during the second half of the twentieth century
title_sort Urban equipment in Mexico during the second half of the twentieth century
author Haroldo Alfaro Salazar, Francisco
author_facet Haroldo Alfaro Salazar, Francisco
author_role author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Haroldo Alfaro Salazar, Francisco
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Architecture
city
modernity
urban facilities and infrastructure
Arquitectura
ciudad
modernidad
equipamiento urbano e infraestructura
topic Architecture
city
modernity
urban facilities and infrastructure
Arquitectura
ciudad
modernidad
equipamiento urbano e infraestructura
description The development of the cities during the second half of the twentieth century in Latin America, involved urban growth, generally unbalanced and explosive, as it was the case of Mexico City. Thus, became necessary the construction of housing complexes, urban equipment andn infrastructure to meet an accelerated urban development. The Mexican capital became a major attraction, and its urban complexes for health, education and sport, in addition to its large roads gave a definitely modern hallmark. An example, from the promotion of an official instance, where it grouped a set of housing, health, education and recreation facilities, was the “Unidad Independencia” that it was combined with a comprehensive design and quality, to the south of the city. However, many of the good facilities built in that period have been affected by their lack of maintenance, at the same time that the State stops addressing many of these services. The new century would seem to point toward a recovery in the interest of serve vulnerable groups, through equipping public spaces and create new centers for culture. The challenge is to consolidate a living hope that helps mitigate the social reality of insecurity  and violence.
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