Valoración del paisaje urbanoambiental de Juriquilla y Santa Rosa Jáuregui, Querétaro, México

Guerrero, Juan Alfredo Hernández

doi:10.22136/est20201608

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“…The buildings situated in heterogeneous complexes or neighborhoods of larger size, with constructions from different time periods and typologies and an unequal alteration degree (nos. 1, 13,18,23,29,38,39,42), are those that obtain a lower degree of vulnerability, with a CVD between 18 and 33.…”

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“…At this point, it becomes necessary to refer to the concept of urban landscape. In all the definitions of urban landscape, the biophysical and cultural interaction between the built space and the respective individual or collective perception is always present [21][22][23]. Besides being able to be analyzed scientifically, the urban landscape is somewhat subjective, an interpretation of the reality from an aesthetic, emotional and existential perspective [24] that forms the basis of the residents' memory, generating a sense of place and identity [25].…”

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A Methodology to Regulate Transformation of a City’s Appearance Due to Energy Efficiency Building Renovations: A Case Study: Errenteria (Spain)

Lizundia,

Uranga,

Azcona

2023

Heritage

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The need to improve the energy performance of European buildings is beyond all doubt, as indicated by the different regulatory determinations on energy and climate change adopted by different public administrations in recent years. The primary actions have focused on improving the thermal enclosure of buildings; the placement of new energy-efficient skins on their exterior façades is consequently beginning to deconfigure, distort, homogenize and globalize the city in an alarming manner. In the case of Spain, the lack of a specific regulation on how to proceed when renovating the vast majority of residential buildings without heritage protection is leaving the ultimate decision in the hands of owner associations. It is therefore urgent to endow municipal administrations with a tool enabling them to regulate and control the transformation of a city’s image before it is too late. To that end, a pioneer methodology is proposed to classify the unprotected building stock of a municipality with a view to future renovation actions, depending on the degree of their vulnerability and the greater or lesser need to protect their image and the other pre-existing features. As a theoretical case study to test the proposed methodology, the locality of Errenteria, Spain, was chosen, demonstrating that it is an effective tool easy to apply in any city nationwide, regardless of the respective location, size and management capacity.

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