Edificios públicos y espacio público. El caso del Consultorio de Salud Metropolitano N° 1; una reflexión acerca de sus recintos en desuso y uso potencial de espacio de público para la comunidad local

Patricio Basáez Y.; Alicia Campos G.

doi:10.5354/0719-5427.2011.26913

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Public buildings and public space. The case of the Metropolitan Health Clinic N° 1, a reflection on their premises into disuse and potential use of public space for the local community

Authors

Patricio Basáez Y. Profesor Historia de la Arquitectura con especialidad en período moderno. Investigador y autor de publicaciones referidas al patrimonio arquitectónico y arquitecturas regionales de Chile
Alicia Campos G. Arquitecta, académica Facultad Arquitectura y Urbanismo, Universidad de Chile. Estudios de Magíster, Universidad de Chile y Doctorado en Arquitectura, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, España

Vol. 17 No. 24 (2011): Espacio público y ciudadanías

https://doi.org/10.5354/0719-5427.2011.26913

Abstract

Health clinics, built in the early twentieth century, of recognized architectural value, also have social values. Currently underutilized, it is possible to conserve them by opening them as public spaces, integrating cultural and recreational activities that would preserve the territorial and social identity of the communities it serves.

Keywords:

MODERN HERITAGE • PUBLIC SPACE • RESTRUCTURING • ARCHITECTURE HEALTH • CLINIC

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Basáez Y., P., & Campos G., A. (2011). Public buildings and public space. The case of the Metropolitan Health Clinic N° 1, a reflection on their premises into disuse and potential use of public space for the local community. Revista De Arquitectura, 17(24), Pág. 56–59. https://doi.org/10.5354/0719-5427.2011.26913