Remaking Slums: International Examples of Upgrading Neighbourhoods

Josep María Montaner

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The slum, self-constructed houses and neighbourhoods, signifies the dwelling and home for a very representative part of humanity. This text analyses the different typologies and the different possible and ethical strategies for foreseeing, for remaking and for the resettlement of these self-produced neighbourhoods. Some study cases and examples as references are presented, such as Solanda neighbourhood in Quito, Ecuador, and the Favela-Bairro programme in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. This article is situated in the field of housing studies and focused specially on architectural issues.

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1990Governing the Commons 1992Governing the Commons: The Evolution of Institutions for Collective Action 2006Planet of Slums 2006Linking the Formal and Informal Economy

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