2015
DOI: 10.22305/ict-unpa.v7i1.122
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Crecimiento de una ciudad dispersa: análisis y reflexiones del caso de la ciudad de Comodoro Rivadavia

Abstract: En diferentes contextos numerosas ciudades alrededor del mundo han experimentado, desde mediados del siglo pasado, nuevos patrones de crecimiento urbano. Bautizados estos fenómenos bajo distintas denominaciones, contraurbanización, desurbanización, difusión o dispersión urbana, han dado cuenta de un proceso de difusión poblacional por fuera de las áreas centrales tradicionales. En muchas ocasiones, las pautas de crecimiento urbano no sólo han consistido en la pérdida de población del área central y de algunas … Show more

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“…On a metropolitan scale, it is seen that the growth of Mendoza in recent decades has followed a clear pattern of urban sprawl, just as many authors have described is occurring in Latin America (De Mattos, 2002;Bahr and Borsdorf, 2005;Lentini, Palero and Montaña, 2010;Cardoso, 2011;D'Inca and Berón, 2013;Mawromatis, 2013;Usach and Freddo, 2015). This situation is similar to that of other average Argentinean cities which have followed a similar urban sprawl model, like Córdoba (Marengo and Lemma, 2017), Comodoro Rivadavia (Usach and Freddo, 2015), Villa Maria-Villa Nueva (Sánchez, Moya, Álvarez et al, 2010) or Santa Fe (Rausch, Martínez, Nardelli et al, 2019). Expressing this sprawled and fragmented growth, clearly marked morphological units have recently emerged in Mendoza which have a limited interrelation and with their immediate surroundings, without having a continuity with the pre-existing city.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…On a metropolitan scale, it is seen that the growth of Mendoza in recent decades has followed a clear pattern of urban sprawl, just as many authors have described is occurring in Latin America (De Mattos, 2002;Bahr and Borsdorf, 2005;Lentini, Palero and Montaña, 2010;Cardoso, 2011;D'Inca and Berón, 2013;Mawromatis, 2013;Usach and Freddo, 2015). This situation is similar to that of other average Argentinean cities which have followed a similar urban sprawl model, like Córdoba (Marengo and Lemma, 2017), Comodoro Rivadavia (Usach and Freddo, 2015), Villa Maria-Villa Nueva (Sánchez, Moya, Álvarez et al, 2010) or Santa Fe (Rausch, Martínez, Nardelli et al, 2019). Expressing this sprawled and fragmented growth, clearly marked morphological units have recently emerged in Mendoza which have a limited interrelation and with their immediate surroundings, without having a continuity with the pre-existing city.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…These are almost exclusively located around the borough of Luján, to the South of Mendoza, and are surrounded by rural land. Starting from the results and their discussion, it is seen that the urban residential reality of recent Mendoza has a sprawled and mono-functional growth, similar to other medium-sized Argentinean cities, like Comodoro Rivadavia, whose growth in urban sprawl has been analyzed by Usach and Freddo (2015), connecting it with the oil industry, the Villa Maria-Villa Nueva development, whose periphery has been defined by Sánchez, Moya, Álvarez et al (2010) as sprawled and having a low density or Santa Fe, whose urban sprawl processes, Rausch, Martínez, Nardelli et al (2019) connect with the neoliberal strategies of spatial mercantilization. On the other hand, it is difficult to establish whether these growths have similarities on a neighborhood scale, as most of the studies reviewed address the metropolitan and/or territorial scale.…”
Section: • Countryside Unitmentioning
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