Minimum Housing, Evolution of the Concept and Revision of the Regulations Applicable to Mexico
The issue of minimum housing in Mexico is a subject that is always pending in terms of both national and local public policy, since it poses complex challenges in accordance with the mul- tiple problems and inherent phenomena with the definition of the minimum habitable space, and with the curren...
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Centro Universitario de Arte, Arquitectura y Diseño
2018
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| 要約: | The issue of minimum housing in Mexico is a subject that is always pending in terms of both national and local public policy, since it poses complex challenges in accordance with the mul- tiple problems and inherent phenomena with the definition of the minimum habitable space, and with the current conditions of overcrowding, vio- lence, cost overruns, lack of equipment and basic urban services, that social housing projects car- ried out in recent decades have left on national territory, with serious problems that have caused their gradual and apparent inevitable mass aban- donment, particularly those located in the periurban fringes furthest from the large metropol- itan areas.
It is in this context that this article aims to provide theoretical and conceptual elements that allow a critical approach to the housing problem in Mexico, in particular the so-called minimum housing, for which in the first instance the con- cept is revised over time, to contextualize in a general way some of the main exemplary cases carried out with the influence of the Russian socialist housing and of the Modern Movement itself.
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