De Villa Corina al Dínamo: habitares en un conjunto de vivienda social

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06/2017
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Universidad Nacional del Comahue. Centro Universitario Regional Zona Atlántica
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Este trabajo propone una inmersión en las primeras experiencias de habitar el barrio por parte de un grupo de vecinos pertenecientes a un conjunto de vivienda social del AMBA, construido en el marco de los Programas Federales de Construcción de Viviendas. Los relatos recabados están atravesados por las dificultades de convivencia surgidas en los primeros meses a partir de las representaciones cruzadas entre “los nuevos y los viejos habitantes del barrio”; por la valoración de quienes simplemente observaron la construcción de las viviendas pero no llegaron a ser seleccionados como potenciales adjudicatarios de las mismas. Este artículo se nutre de un trabajo de campo llevado a cabo durante los años 2011 y 2012, y se basó principalmente en la realización de entrevistas semi-estructuradas a habitantes de un conjunto urbano, trabajadores de base, integrantes de instituciones barriales y funcionarios, así como de la observación en la cotidianeidad del barrio, en la espera en la oficina municipal en la realización de actos de entrega de vivienda y jornadas barriales.
This article proposes an immersion in a set of social housing of the AMBA, built in the framework of the Federal Programs, to enter into the first experiences of inhabiting the post move neighborhood by a group of neighbors. The stories collected are traversed by the difficulties of living together in the first months; by the cross-representations between "the new and the old inhabitants of the neighborhood"; by the assessment of those who simply observed the construction of the houses but did not get to be selected as potential winners of the same. These stories suggest that experiences of post-moving dwelling far exceed material housing. This article is based on a field work carried out during the years 2011 and 2012, which was based mainly on semi-structured interviews with inhabitants of an urban group, grassroots workers, members of neighborhood institutions and officials, As well as observation in the daily life of the neighborhood, waiting in the municipal office, performing acts of housing delivery and neighborhood days.
This article proposes an immersion in a set of social housing of the AMBA, built in the framework of the Federal Programs, to enter into the first experiences of inhabiting the post move neighborhood by a group of neighbors. The stories collected are traversed by the difficulties of living together in the first months; by the cross-representations between "the new and the old inhabitants of the neighborhood"; by the assessment of those who simply observed the construction of the houses but did not get to be selected as potential winners of the same. These stories suggest that experiences of post-moving dwelling far exceed material housing. This article is based on a field work carried out during the years 2011 and 2012, which was based mainly on semi-structured interviews with inhabitants of an urban group, grassroots workers, members of neighborhood institutions and officials, As well as observation in the daily life of the neighborhood, waiting in the municipal office, performing acts of housing delivery and neighborhood days.
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