Diseñando la Ciudad de los 15 minutos a escala calle: un análisis bottom-up de la proximidad social

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https://doi.org/10.37230/CyTET.2024.220.1

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Ciudad de los 15 minutos, Proximidad, Diseño de calle, Interacción social en espacio público, Nuevo urbanismo

Resumen

La Ciudad de los 15 minutos se basa en la Densidad, Proximidad, Diversidad y Digitalización. La proximidad, espacial y temporal, se relaciona estrechamente con la interacción social y vitalidad. Este artículo examina con un enfoque bottom-up empleando una metodología multi-método y a través de 4 calles de Madrid, los factores que más influyen en la interacción social en la calle y su conexión con la proximidad social del modelo. Se pretende que los resultados orienten el diseño de calles alineadas con el concepto de los 15 minutos, es decir, vibrantes y propicias para la interacción social. Factores como la disposición espacial de la calle, la presencia de mobiliario urbano y la oferta de servicios y actividades son crucialmente relevantes. Aunque las calles de Madrid pueden albergar el modelo de Moreno en términos de proximidad social, se identifican algunas deficiencias.

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2024-06-21

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Brownrigg Gleeson, M. L. ., Monzón, A., & Alonso, A. (2024). Diseñando la Ciudad de los 15 minutos a escala calle: un análisis bottom-up de la proximidad social. Ciudad Y Territorio Estudios Territoriales, 56(220). https://doi.org/10.37230/CyTET.2024.220.1