Centros históricos- Mercantilização e territorialidades do patrimônio cultural urbano
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https://doi.org/10.22409/GEOgraphia2005.v7i14.a13490Keywords:
Refuncionalização urbana, Centros Históricos, Patrimônio Cultural,Abstract
Este artigo trás à reflexão os processos sócio-espaciais envolvidos nos atuais projetos de refuncionalização urbana, destacando as estratégias de preservação do patrimônio histórico edificado e de reintegração de áreas urbanas abandonadas, sobretudo nos Centros Históricos consolidados pela industrialização. O gerenciamento político e empresarial dessas áreas tem subvertido o caráter público desses bens e fortalecido a imagem das cidades como mercadorias vendáveis no mercado global.Abstract
This paper aims to contribute to the reflection of the socio-spatial processes involved in the current projects of urban refuntionalization, enhancing the strategies for preservation of the built historical patrimony and the reintegration of the abandoned urban areas, mainly in the histoncal centers consolidated by industries. The political and business management have subverted the public character of these goods, and strength the image of cities as goods to be sold in the global market.Downloads
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