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Año:
1993
ISSN:
2518-2803, 1012-3946
Chung Tong, Betty
Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
Resumen
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Año:
1993
ISSN:
2518-2803, 1012-3946
Robles Caycho, Juana; Pastor de Abram, Ana
Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
Resumen
No presenta resumen
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Año:
1993
ISSN:
2518-2803, 1012-3946
Comité Editorial, Comité Editorial
Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
Resumen
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Año:
1993
ISSN:
0718-8358, 0718-1299
Berreta, Horacio
Universidad de Chile, Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo, Instituto de la Vivienda
Resumen
The author of this research describes the need to rethink the concept of technology and its implementation in developing nations. He also suggests that appropriate technology could bridge the gap between actual technology and third world countries since this movement offers a realistic view of the capacities of nations to implement different techniques. Such an approach would evolve into “progressive technology”, which would be implemented in complementary phases.
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Año:
1993
ISSN:
0718-8358, 0718-1299
Vassalli, Catherine
Universidad de Chile, Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo, Instituto de la Vivienda
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This paper addresses the issue associated with the tenant houses located in downtown Santiago. Based on field research, this study identifies new features related to these units: a) this is a latent phenomenon fueled by the presence of a real estate sub-market; b) tenement houses are inhabited by low-income groups that have no access to better housing options and prefer to live in the downtown area rather than in other parts of the city; and c) there are not so many tenement houses and they offer affordable rents, thus becoming a popular rental system that, according to the author of this research, could give rise to a housing policy intended to make up for the housing deficit that affects the country.
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Año:
1993
ISSN:
0718-8358, 0718-1299
Sepúlveda Ocampo, Rubén; De la Puente L., Patricio; Arditi Karlik, Clara; Muñoz S., Patricia; Torres R., Emilio
Universidad de Chile, Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo, Instituto de la Vivienda
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This paper systematizes the information about the different designs adopted by the solutions included in the land plot and services program over the 1983-1992 period. This exercise is intended to facilitate the decision-making processes of those involved in this initiative.
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Año:
1993
ISSN:
0718-8358, 0718-1299
Almarza A., Sergio
Universidad de Chile, Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo, Instituto de la Vivienda
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This paper explores new approaches to address housing financing policies. Some of the most important proposals include: a) focusing on the access to housing rather than on property; b) promoting the housing issue as a business opportunity to attract capital from the private sector; c) incorporating market mechanisms into the access to housing and tasking the State with overseeing such a process.
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Año:
1993
ISSN:
0718-8358, 0718-1299
Sepúlveda Mellado, Orlando; Carrasco Pérez, Gustavo; Sahady Villanueva, Antonio
Universidad de Chile, Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo, Instituto de la Vivienda
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This paper suggests understanding housing as a cultural product and as an example of ethnic reality. As for the Mapuche case, the authors of this research recommend the use of sociocultural values to develop housing programs tailored to the immediate social environment.
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Año:
1993
ISSN:
0718-8358, 0718-1299
García, Rodrigo; Gutiérrez, Francisco
Universidad de Chile, Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo, Instituto de la Vivienda
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This paper studies a collaborative program among the Computer Design Center at the University of Houston, the Faculty of Architecture at the University of Bío-Bío and SERVIU (VIII Region). Under this program, these two entities will use microcomputers to model, analyze and design social housing. Architecture, design and project assessment software will be used to create unique and satisfactory dwellings that could be automatically transformed in the event of modifications to building standards.
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Año:
1993
ISSN:
0718-8358, 0718-1299
Santelices T., Ramón
Universidad de Chile, Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo, Instituto de la Vivienda
Resumen
The present paper suggests that housing cooperatives are key organizations when it comes to understanding the needs of users –henceforth referred to as “requestors” – and the Ministry of Housing –henceforth referred to as “offerer.” According to the author, cooperatives are experienced enough to assume the role of a ministry since they are more citizen-friendly than the above-mentioned governmental entity.
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