The precariousness in the city of Lima

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The precariousness, in the urban history of our city, has been linked to a great lack of resources thatlead its inhabitants to live in inadequate places and in contexts of poverty and disorder. Parallel tothis, it has prevailed in this history the desire and enormous effort to be inhabitants of a ci...

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Autor: Villamón, Juan
Formato: artículo
Fecha de Publicación:2022
Institución:Universidad Ricardo Palma
Repositorio:Revistas - Universidad Ricardo Palma
Lenguaje:español
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spelling The precariousness in the city of LimaLa precariedad en la ciudad de LimaVillamón, JuanLimaprecariedaddesordeninformalidadcrecimiento urbanoLimaprecariousnessdisorderinformalityurban grourban growthThe precariousness, in the urban history of our city, has been linked to a great lack of resources thatlead its inhabitants to live in inadequate places and in contexts of poverty and disorder. Parallel tothis, it has prevailed in this history the desire and enormous effort to be inhabitants of a city that,since the middle of the twentieth century, has grown vertiginously prevailed.In Lima we can identify two types of city: the urban and the urban-cone. The first corresponds to the oldestdistricts, located in the central part, whose land has been appropriated over the years by real estate andfinancial investments. The “other city” is that built on the edges of the rivers, the skirts of the hills andthe sands, where land traffickers have taken advantage of the needs of the people. That has given rise toan enormous amount of human settlements, which with the time were consolidating themselves. Thefirst neighborhoods and districts, ideally, currently have an infrastructure with green areas, with a zoningwhere it has been possible to plan, badly enough, different activities such as housing, commerce, education and services that can offer a minimum quality of life to the citizen. In contrast, in other districts of thecapital of Peru the gaps remain dramatic.Finally, in our city, we all live some kind of precariousness. In general there is a feeling of insecurity,disorder, informality, day-to-day anguish, the absence of public areas and of everything that allowsone to live fully in harmony with the city La precariedad, en la historia urbana de nuestra ciudad, ha estado ligada a una gran falta de recursos que llevó a sus habitantes a vivir en lugares inadecuados y en contextos de pobreza y desorden. De manera paralela, ha prevalecido en esta historia el deseo y el enorme esfuerzo por ser pobladores de una ciudad que, desde mediados del siglo XX, creció vertiginosamente. En Lima podemos identificar dos tipos de ciudad: la urbana y la conurbana. La primera corresponde a los distritos más antiguos, ubicados en la parte central, cuyos terrenos han sido apropiados con los años por el capital inmobiliario y las inversiones financieras. La “otra ciudad” es aquella construida en las márgenes de los ríos, las faldas de los cerros y los arenales, donde traficantes de terreno han aprovechado las necesidades de las personas. Eso ha dado lugar a una enorme cantidad de asentamientos humanos, que con el tiempo fueron consolidándose. Los primeros barrios y distritos, idealmente, cuentan en la actualidad con una infraestructura dotada de áreas verdes, con una zonificación donde se ha logrado planificar, mal que bien, distintas actividadescomo la vivienda, el comercio, la educación y servicios que pueden ofrecer una mínima calidad de vida ciudadana. De manera contrastante, en otros distritos de la capital del Perú las carencias siguen siendo dramáticas.Finalmente, en nuestra ciudad, todos vivimos algún tipo de precariedad. En general reina un sentimiento de inseguridad, desorden, informalidad, la angustia del día a día, la ausencia de áreas públicas y todo aquello que permite vivir plenamente en armonía con la ciudad. Universidad Ricardo Palma2022-05-28info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionTextoapplication/pdfhttp://revistas.urp.edu.pe/index.php/Arquitextos/article/view/1970Arquitextos; Núm. 32 (24): Enero - Diciembre 2017; 75-841819-2939reponame:Revistas - Universidad Ricardo Palmainstname:Universidad Ricardo Palmainstacron:URPspahttp://revistas.urp.edu.pe/index.php/Arquitextos/article/view/1970/1908Derechos de autor 2019 Arquitextosinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:oai.revistas.urp.edu.pe:article/19702022-05-28T06:19:48Z
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La precariedad en la ciudad de Lima
title The precariousness in the city of Lima
spellingShingle The precariousness in the city of Lima
Villamón, Juan
Lima
precariedad
desorden
informalidad
crecimiento urbano
Lima
precariousness
disorder
informality
urban gro
urban growth
title_short The precariousness in the city of Lima
title_full The precariousness in the city of Lima
title_fullStr The precariousness in the city of Lima
title_full_unstemmed The precariousness in the city of Lima
title_sort The precariousness in the city of Lima
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Villamón, Juan
author Villamón, Juan
author_facet Villamón, Juan
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Lima
precariedad
desorden
informalidad
crecimiento urbano
Lima
precariousness
disorder
informality
urban gro
urban growth
topic Lima
precariedad
desorden
informalidad
crecimiento urbano
Lima
precariousness
disorder
informality
urban gro
urban growth
description The precariousness, in the urban history of our city, has been linked to a great lack of resources thatlead its inhabitants to live in inadequate places and in contexts of poverty and disorder. Parallel tothis, it has prevailed in this history the desire and enormous effort to be inhabitants of a city that,since the middle of the twentieth century, has grown vertiginously prevailed.In Lima we can identify two types of city: the urban and the urban-cone. The first corresponds to the oldestdistricts, located in the central part, whose land has been appropriated over the years by real estate andfinancial investments. The “other city” is that built on the edges of the rivers, the skirts of the hills andthe sands, where land traffickers have taken advantage of the needs of the people. That has given rise toan enormous amount of human settlements, which with the time were consolidating themselves. Thefirst neighborhoods and districts, ideally, currently have an infrastructure with green areas, with a zoningwhere it has been possible to plan, badly enough, different activities such as housing, commerce, education and services that can offer a minimum quality of life to the citizen. In contrast, in other districts of thecapital of Peru the gaps remain dramatic.Finally, in our city, we all live some kind of precariousness. In general there is a feeling of insecurity,disorder, informality, day-to-day anguish, the absence of public areas and of everything that allowsone to live fully in harmony with the city
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