2020
DOI: 10.5821/ace.14.42.8256
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La insostenibilidad de los desarrollos de vivienda de interés social en México: una aproximación desde el pensamiento de diseño. Caso de estudio: Tlajomulco de Zúñiga, Jalisco

Abstract: El principal objetivo de este trabajo es: Identificar los factores que determinan el deterioro de los desarrollos de Vivienda de Interés Social (VIS) en México dentro de la relación ciudad-medio ambiente. La metodología se divide en dos apartados: El primero consiste en el análisis del ciclo de gestión de producción de la VIS y su fundamentación teórica. El segundo, es una aproximación empírica a la problemática de este tipo de vivienda a través del pensamiento de diseño con base en las siguientes etapas: 1) E… Show more

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“…[8] interprets the information presented as a result of the social housing market ecosystem, where various stakeholders such as builders, developers, landowners, and banks converge with their own interests, often valuing housing above the purchasing power of a significant portion of the population. This situation leads to social housing not adequately considering the needs of its future inhabitants, resulting in standardized housing that prioritizes profitability on urban land, as highlighted by Calderón, Salas, & Ávila [41]. This has a direct relationship with the high land prices, which Calderón J.…”
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“…[8] interprets the information presented as a result of the social housing market ecosystem, where various stakeholders such as builders, developers, landowners, and banks converge with their own interests, often valuing housing above the purchasing power of a significant portion of the population. This situation leads to social housing not adequately considering the needs of its future inhabitants, resulting in standardized housing that prioritizes profitability on urban land, as highlighted by Calderón, Salas, & Ávila [41]. This has a direct relationship with the high land prices, which Calderón J.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Calderón, Salas, & Ávila [41] also point out that if housing fails to address the current needs of its occupants, it is unlikely to meet their future changes in family composition or needs, leading to dissatisfaction among beneficiaries. This contributes to an insufficient supply of social housing that can meet the demand.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
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