Intervening in the architectural heritage towards its universal accessibility: Challenges in assets with cultural functions in Mar del Plata
Intervenir en el patrimonio arquitectónico hacia su accesibilidad universal: Desafíos en los bienes con funciones culturales de Mar del Plata
Intervir no patrimônio arquitetônico para sua acessibilidade universal: Desafios em bens com funções culturais em Mar del Plata
2022 | |
patrimonio Arquitectura Accesibilidad intervención derecho cultura valores sociedad ciudad problemas heritage architecture accessibility intervention law culture values society city problems patrimônio arquitetura acessibilidade intervenção direito cultura valores sociedade cidade problemas |
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Universidad ORT Uruguay | |
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https://revistas.ort.edu.uy/anales-de-investigacion-en-arquitectura/article/view/3249
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11968/4774 |
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Derechos de autor 2022 Estefanía Slavin, Lorena Marina Sanchez http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 |
Sumario: | Accessibility to architectural and urban heritage, understood within the framework of Human Rights, constitutes a field where material interventions are of singular importance to promote the enjoyment of goods by the entire society. In this sense, those affected with cultural functions, particularly heritage buildings that emerged in other social and technological times, usually require specific modifications to achieve universal access. Therefore, it is interesting to reflect on the challenges that this type of legacies present in Mar del Plata. In this dynamic coastal city, the definitions adopted at the intersection of heritage and accessibility exhibit tensions that require analysis. Through a mainly qualitative research, with the contribution of linked primary and secondary sources, this article investigates the interrelationship raised to recognize problems, reflect on their causes and, thus, begin to enable responses to optimize the treatment of accessibility to the local goods with cultural uses. In this way, they hope to illuminate new paths in the Mar del Plata framework and, in parallel, in other cities with similar unresolved conflicts. |
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