Villamizar Duarte, Natalia; Ortiz, Veronica; (2022) RECONFIGURACIÓN DE ENTORNOS PEATONALES Una propuesta de diseño aplicada a corredores del centro tradicional de Medellín. In: Seminario Internacional de Investigación en Urbanismo. Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya Universidad Nacional de Colombia Pontificia Universidad Javeriana de Bogotá Universidad de Los Andes Universidad Piloto de Colombia: Barcelona, Spain.

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The rise of vehicular mobility during the 20th century led to a progressive decline of pedestrian mobility and one of the primary activities of human beings: walking. However, conflicts generated by urban growth and environmental deterioration have raised questions about how we think and intervene in our cities, giving rise to a gradual shift in mobility paradigms. Today, pedestrian, and non-motorized mobility have reemerged as central topics for both public agendas and the intervention on urban space. This shift has brought into the debate a variety of reflections about spatial design and quality and the human experience of space. To demonstrate the importance of pedestrian environments as a key space for sustainable mobility practices and based on a methodological proposal developed as part of a master's work, this paper presents a design proposal applied to Bolívar corridor, between Calle 44 San Juan and Calle, in the center of Medellín.

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