Examinando por Materia "Plan de Ordenamiento Territorial"

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    Las cesiones urbanísticas obligatorias : un llamado a la creación, transformación, y recuperación del espacio público en Medellín
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2023) Pérez López, Maria Ximena; Restrepo Izasa, Diego
    This research paper conducts an analysis of the relation that exists between obligatory urban cessions incorporated within Medellin’s Territorial Distribution Plans (POT in Spanish) from 2006 and 2014 with the creation and disclosure of norms that would generate urbanistic initiatives for the transformation, creation, and recuperation of public spaces in the city. All of this with the aim of determining if the programs and/or public policies on public space that are included in the current Accords of Medellín have allowed the enjoyment of the “right to the city”.
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    La conectividad ecológica en el ordenamiento territorial : una mirada a la regulación del paisaje natural de Medellín
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2021) Carvajal Rojas, Federico; Vásquez Vera, Juan Esteban
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    Gestión integral de equipamientos públicos desde su planeación hasta la generación de espacios colectivos
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2021) Cárdenas Carvajal, María Claudia; Chacón Lopera, Valentina; Calle Chica, Sara; Rodríguez Osorio, Carlos Mario
    The city of Medellín has worked for the implementation of social urbanism, which has transformed the city socially and urbanistically, through initiatives that have led to the construction of inclusive public facilities and spaces in order to materialize the city model proposed in its first Land Use Plan. The research work has been dedicated to identifying and relating different categories of qualitative and quantitative analysis that lead to the creation of strategic projects for the city, such as the Articulated Life Units - UVA, the Parques Biblioteca and the Buen Comienzo Kindergartens. The study of these projects will be approached initially from a descriptive perspective and then they will be analyzed from each category. To develop this study and based on the conceptual framework, the Recife’s Compaz was reviewed as an international benchmark to verify and compare how the planning and execution of these projects is in their urban context, the elements and categories of analysis present were identified of the case studies, which allowed identifying patterns in these processes. Finally, recommendations are made to city planners, from each category of analysis, to promote the planning and management of facilities based on flexible public policies, which allow the sustainability of these projects over time and which lead to the creation of a city model with collective spaces that promote the mixture of uses.