Tigre Cerrada: Politics of Enclosure in South America

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Tangheroni, Elisa [author]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, March 20, 2018.Description: 635 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: This visual geography study and series of interviews focuses on the boundaries and accesses of the two dominant types of clusters in the municipality of Tigre – MABA (Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires): barrio cerrado (gated community) and barrio sociales or villa miseria (slum). Both realities, with different characteristics, are impenetrable neighborhoods which contribute to a massive ghettoisation of the city.

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Elisa Tangheroni, Essay, expanding design practices, Low Density, Politics and economics, Southern Coexistences, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

Active Public Spaces, Architect’s role, Argentina, Bottom-up approach, Buenos Aires, Cluster, Community, Empowering society, Essay, Geography, Leading the debate, Politics, Public vs. Private, Residential, Segregation, Slums, Social impact, South America, Southern Coexistences, Spatial Ideologies, Territory, Urban Paradigms

This visual geography study and series of interviews focuses on the boundaries and accesses of the two dominant types of clusters in the municipality of Tigre – MABA (Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires): barrio cerrado (gated community) and barrio sociales or villa miseria (slum). Both realities, with different characteristics, are impenetrable neighborhoods which contribute to a massive ghettoisation of the city.

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