CIUDADES VIVAS INTERVENCIONES PROYECTUALES EN ESPACIOS ABIERTOS

Abstract

Low architectural development in open spaces is due to social and spatial segregation, thus becoming a major challenge in the design of modern urban environments. Today's relentless drive for growth and development has led to dramatic but damaging changes in social cohesion and spatial connectivity. These complex phenomena are reflected in the creation of environments that create barriers and result in community fragmentation, socioeconomic segregation and integration that, in turn, have a negative impact on quality of life. As a result, disconnection leads to loss of human interaction, reduced local identity and limited mobility. From poor architectural design to lack of public space, the root causes pose serious problems. Effectively addressing this challenge requires holistic and creative design interventions that promote open architectural spaces.