Las estaciones que fundaron el metro en Santiago de Chile

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Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Departament de Projectes Arquitectònics
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Data de defensa2012-03-06
PublisherUniversitat Politècnica de Catalunya
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Abstract
El metro de Santiago y sus estaciones se construyen en la década de los ‘70 como protagonistas de un proyecto mayor de modernización de la ciudad, liderado por el arquitecto y urbanista Juan Parrochia Beguin.
La tesis aborda la génesis y la expresión espacial de las estaciones de metro de este período, destacando su vital participación en la configuración del espacio público de la ciudad. Se presentan como piezas fundamentales de un nuevo “sistema urbano”, que desde su arquitectura y emplazamiento, confrontan tanto las exigencias tecnológicas del transporte público, como los requerimientos y oportunidades de cada uno de los lugares en que se insertan.
A partir de levantamientos y registros fotográficos, y del análisis y representación de los planos de trazado y arquitectura de cada estación y de su entorno, se reconstruye la historia de relevantes proyectos urbanos en torno al metro, yendo más allá de las propias estaciones, para reflejar la nueva dimensión metropolitana que adquiere la ciudad total The Metro of Santiago and its stations were built in the decade of the ‘70s and acted as protagonists of a larger project of modernization of the city, led by the architect and urban planner Juan Parrochia Beguin.
This thesis addresses the origins and spatial expression of the metro stations of this period, emphasizing their vital role in shaping the public space of the city. These stations are analyzed as cornerstones of a new “urban system” that through their architecture and location confront both the technological demands of public transport and the requirements and opportunities of each of the places into which they are inserted.
Starting with surveys of the built form and photographic records, followed by an analysis and drawn representation of the layout and architecture of each station and its surroundings, the history of significant urban projects located around the subway system is reconstructed. The research goes beyond the stations themselves in order to also reflect on the new metropolitan dimension acquired along the main avenues of the city during this period of urban transformation.
CitationHidalgo Cepeda, N.R. Las estaciones que fundaron el metro en Santiago de Chile. Tesi doctoral, UPC, Departament de Projectes Arquitectònics, 2012. Available at: <http://hdl.handle.net/2117/94556>
DLB. 15949-2012
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