The future of habitat: rethinking habitability from sustainability. The Spanish case

The ability of our societies to reach and maintain housing conditions consistent with the right to decent habitat is inevitably related to the integration of the sustainability challenge into the mechanisms for housing, neighborhood and city generation, since it directly depends on both availa...

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Asıl Yazarlar:	Arcas-Abella, Joaquim, Pagès-Ramon, Anna, Casals-Tres, Marina
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spelling	oai:ojs.revistas.uchile.cl:article-623672016-08-16T17:32:48Z The future of habitat: rethinking habitability from sustainability. The Spanish case El futuro del hábitat: repensando la habitabilidad desde la sostenibilidad. El caso español Arcas-Abella, Joaquim Pagès-Ramon, Anna Casals-Tres, Marina The ability of our societies to reach and maintain housing conditions consistent with the right to decent habitat is inevitably related to the integration of the sustainability challenge into the mechanisms for housing, neighborhood and city generation, since it directly depends on both available resources and the production of waste. Based on this relation, the sustainable building concept is thoroughly explained through the transposition of the sustainable development de? nition proposed by the Bruntland report, which allows the linkage of human needs satisfaction with the use of resources. In this way, sustainable housing should address the last phase of material cycles in order to reach its main goal: provide habitability. Under this perspective, this paper analyzes the current concept of habitability in relation to the environmental impact and discusses the importance of rede? ning it as a social demand for the precise conditions to meet socially recognized needs. This new conception of habitability transcends the domestic domain to reach out urban spheres, thus generating variables to satisfy today’s social demands. La capacidad de nuestras sociedades de alcanzar y mantener en el tiempo unas condiciones habitacionales coherentes con el derecho a un hábitat digno, está inevitablemente vinculada a la integración del reto de la sostenibilidad a los mecanismos de generación de nuestras viviendas, barrios y ciudades, pues depende directamente de los recursos disponibles y de la capacidad de emisión de residuos. En base a este vínculo, se propone un despliegue del concepto de edificación sostenible, mediante la transposición de la definición de desarrollo sostenible formulada por el informe Bruntland, que permite establecer los eslabones que vinculan la satisfacción de necesidades humanas con el uso de recursos, revelando que la edificación sostenible debe abordar el cierre de los ciclos materiales en la consecución de su objetivo principal: dotar de habitabilidad. Bajo este enfoque, se analiza el concepto actual de habitabilidad en relación con el impacto ambiental, y argumenta la importancia de redefinirla como una demanda social de disponibilidad de las condiciones precisas para satisfacer las necesidades socialmente reconocidas; una nueva concepción de la habitabilidad que obliga a exceder el ámbito doméstico para abarcar la escala urbana, y que deviene variable para dar respuesta a las diferentes demandas sociales presentes hoy en día. Revista INVI 2011-09-18 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf text/html https://revistainvi.uchile.cl/index.php/INVI/article/view/62367 Revista INVI; Vol. 26 Núm. 72 (2011): Temática Libre; 65-93 0718-8358 0718-1299 spa https://revistainvi.uchile.cl/index.php/INVI/article/view/62367/66093 https://revistainvi.uchile.cl/index.php/INVI/article/view/62367/66094
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author	Arcas-Abella, Joaquim Pagès-Ramon, Anna Casals-Tres, Marina
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author_facet	Arcas-Abella, Joaquim Pagès-Ramon, Anna Casals-Tres, Marina
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title	The future of habitat: rethinking habitability from sustainability. The Spanish case
title_short	The future of habitat: rethinking habitability from sustainability. The Spanish case
title_full	The future of habitat: rethinking habitability from sustainability. The Spanish case
title_fullStr	The future of habitat: rethinking habitability from sustainability. The Spanish case
title_full_unstemmed	The future of habitat: rethinking habitability from sustainability. The Spanish case
title_sort	future of habitat: rethinking habitability from sustainability. the spanish case
description	The ability of our societies to reach and maintain housing conditions consistent with the right to decent habitat is inevitably related to the integration of the sustainability challenge into the mechanisms for housing, neighborhood and city generation, since it directly depends on both available resources and the production of waste. Based on this relation, the sustainable building concept is thoroughly explained through the transposition of the sustainable development de? nition proposed by the Bruntland report, which allows the linkage of human needs satisfaction with the use of resources. In this way, sustainable housing should address the last phase of material cycles in order to reach its main goal: provide habitability. Under this perspective, this paper analyzes the current concept of habitability in relation to the environmental impact and discusses the importance of rede? ning it as a social demand for the precise conditions to meet socially recognized needs. This new conception of habitability transcends the domestic domain to reach out urban spheres, thus generating variables to satisfy today’s social demands.
publisher	Revista INVI
publishDate	2011
url	https://revistainvi.uchile.cl/index.php/INVI/article/view/62367
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