Master Heritage Plans as a technical instrument for the preservation and enhancement of Ecuador's cultural heritage

Master Heritage Plans as a technical instrument for the preservation and enhancement of Ecuador's cultural heritage

Authors

  • Alfonso Saltos Observatorio Ciudadano por el Derecho a la Ciudad y Espacios Públicos de Guayaquil

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.53591/ArTeS.v1.i1.1678

Keywords:

Cultural heritage; territorial planification; development plan

Abstract

Within territorial planning there are several components and variables that must be analyzed and considered to generate the desired territorial model and its respective management model in the construction of the Development and Territorial Planning Plans (PDOT) of the Decentralized Autonomous Governments (GAD) of Ecuador. The components of "cultural heritage" is one of them, without the weight or importance within the planning required to safeguard and conserve tangible and intangible assets, preserve cultural memory, and value it as an instrument for development. That is why this article is an analysis of two case studies of how PDOT does not develop in a broad and detailed way the patrimonial issue and the advantage of having developed it in the form of a Patrimonial Master Plan

Author Biography

Alfonso Saltos, Observatorio Ciudadano por el Derecho a la Ciudad y Espacios Públicos de Guayaquil

Luis Alfonso Saltos Espinoza, born in Guayaquil Ecuador in 1982, graduated as an architect from the Universidad Católica Santiago de Guayaquil, and specialist and master in Urban and Regional Planning from the University of Buenos Aires. He has worked in the public and private sector, being AN ADVISOR IN THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF ECUADOR, TECHNICIAN IN TERRITORIAL PLANNING IN MORONA SANTIAGO, among other positions; In addition, to be a consultant in the field of territorial planning, construction of territorial planning plans and master plans, and researcher in the field of planning and urbanism. MSc. Saltos has published in books and journals articles on the right to the city, mechanisms of citizen participation for the construction of territorial planning plans and public space.

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Published

2022-04-15

How to Cite

Saltos, A. (2022). Master Heritage Plans as a technical instrument for the preservation and enhancement of Ecuador’s cultural heritage. ArTeS: Architecture, Technology and Sustainability, 1(1), 26–34. https://doi.org/10.53591/ArTeS.v1.i1.1678

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2022): April

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