Modern paradigm of the port city of Valparaiso: Dynamic conservation of Historic Urban Landscape

The Historic Area of the Port City of Valparaiso, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site on July 2, 2003, was developed from the sixteenth century to be consolidated by a persistent process of modernization in the late nineteenth century, constituting a Historic Urban Landcape, as a result of the tra...

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Autor principal: Ferrada Aguilar, Arq. Mario
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spelling I26-R133-article-46422021-07-13T11:33:18Z Modern paradigm of the port city of Valparaiso: Dynamic conservation of Historic Urban Landscape Paradigma moderno de la ciudad puerto de Valparaíso: Conservación dinámica de un Paisaje Histórico Urbano Ferrada Aguilar, Arq. Mario paisaje histórico urbano; historia del paisaje; ciudades puerto; arquitectura; patrimonio historic urban landscape; landscape history; urban planning; architecture; heritage conservation The Historic Area of the Port City of Valparaiso, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site on July 2, 2003, was developed from the sixteenth century to be consolidated by a persistent process of modernization in the late nineteenth century, constituting a Historic Urban Landcape, as a result of the transformation that port, commercial and cultural exchange has exercised over their natural resources. The coastal urban edge of the city is one of the most valuable cultural inventions and authenticity, with the potential for sustainable development in the XXI century. However, this landscape is threatened by the dynamics of economic and mediatic globalization, with transnational speculative processes, where urban planning is weak and local, regional and national authorities are unable to take effective control.Landscape preservation of the coastal city of Valparaíso, must be assumed as a dynamic heritage, inserted into a living urban territory, needing to define the measuring indicators the state of conservation and development of this urban-coastal heritage. Their management undertakes a direct assessment of historical roles, the binding participation of social partners, promoting an appropriate architecture, and search for ecological preservation between natural and cultural resources. El Área Histórica de la Ciudad Puerto de Valparaíso, declarada Sitio del Patrimonio Mundial UNESCO el 2 de julio del año 2003, se desarrolla a partir del siglo XVI para consolidarse mediante un persistente proceso de modernización hacia fines del siglo XIX, configurándose un paisaje histórico urbano, resultante de la transformación que la cultura portuaria, comercial y de intercambio ha ejercido sobre sus recursos naturales. El borde urbano costero de esta ciudad representa una de las invenciones culturales de mayor valor y autenticidad, con un potencial de desarrollo sostenible para el siglo XXI. No obstante, este paisaje se enfrenta a las dinámicas de la globalización mediática y económica, con procesos especulativos transnacionales, donde la planificación urbana y las administraciones locales, regionales y nacionales son incapaces de asumir un control efectivo. La preservación del paisaje del borde urbano costero de Valparaíso debe asumirse como un patrimonio dinámico, inserto en un territorio urbano vivo, definiéndole indicadores de medición del estado de conservación y desarrollo del bien urbano-costero. Su gestión compromete una directa valoración de los roles históricos, la participación vinculante de los agentes sociales, la promoción de una arquitectura apropiada y la búsqueda de preservación ecológica entre recursos naturales y culturales. Universidad Nacional del Litoral 2015-03-30 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf application/pdf https://bibliotecavirtual.unl.edu.ar/publicaciones/index.php/Arquisur/article/view/4642 10.14409/ar.v1i6.4642 ARQUISUR Revista; Vol. 4 Núm. 6: ARQUISUR REVISTA (DIC. 2014); 54-69 ARQUISUR Revista; Vol. 4 No. 6: ARQUISUR REVISTA (DIC. 2014); 54-69 ARQUISUR Revista; v. 4 n. 6: ARQUISUR REVISTA (DIC. 2014); 54-69 2250-4206 1853-2365 10.14409/ar.v1i6 spa https://bibliotecavirtual.unl.edu.ar/publicaciones/index.php/Arquisur/article/view/4642/7008 https://bibliotecavirtual.unl.edu.ar/publicaciones/index.php/Arquisur/article/view/4642/7016
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topic paisaje histórico urbano; historia del paisaje; ciudades puerto; arquitectura; patrimonio
historic urban landscape; landscape history; urban planning; architecture; heritage conservation
spellingShingle paisaje histórico urbano; historia del paisaje; ciudades puerto; arquitectura; patrimonio
historic urban landscape; landscape history; urban planning; architecture; heritage conservation
Ferrada Aguilar, Arq. Mario
Modern paradigm of the port city of Valparaiso: Dynamic conservation of Historic Urban Landscape
topic_facet paisaje histórico urbano; historia del paisaje; ciudades puerto; arquitectura; patrimonio
historic urban landscape; landscape history; urban planning; architecture; heritage conservation
author Ferrada Aguilar, Arq. Mario
author_facet Ferrada Aguilar, Arq. Mario
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title Modern paradigm of the port city of Valparaiso: Dynamic conservation of Historic Urban Landscape
title_short Modern paradigm of the port city of Valparaiso: Dynamic conservation of Historic Urban Landscape
title_full Modern paradigm of the port city of Valparaiso: Dynamic conservation of Historic Urban Landscape
title_fullStr Modern paradigm of the port city of Valparaiso: Dynamic conservation of Historic Urban Landscape
title_full_unstemmed Modern paradigm of the port city of Valparaiso: Dynamic conservation of Historic Urban Landscape
title_sort modern paradigm of the port city of valparaiso: dynamic conservation of historic urban landscape
description The Historic Area of the Port City of Valparaiso, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site on July 2, 2003, was developed from the sixteenth century to be consolidated by a persistent process of modernization in the late nineteenth century, constituting a Historic Urban Landcape, as a result of the transformation that port, commercial and cultural exchange has exercised over their natural resources. The coastal urban edge of the city is one of the most valuable cultural inventions and authenticity, with the potential for sustainable development in the XXI century. However, this landscape is threatened by the dynamics of economic and mediatic globalization, with transnational speculative processes, where urban planning is weak and local, regional and national authorities are unable to take effective control.Landscape preservation of the coastal city of Valparaíso, must be assumed as a dynamic heritage, inserted into a living urban territory, needing to define the measuring indicators the state of conservation and development of this urban-coastal heritage. Their management undertakes a direct assessment of historical roles, the binding participation of social partners, promoting an appropriate architecture, and search for ecological preservation between natural and cultural resources.
publisher Universidad Nacional del Litoral
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