Habitat, territory and social fabric in the northeast region of the Technified bajareque. Evaluation of incorporated energy and co2 Mexico basin: the case of the public space of Atenco emissions in comparison with conventional building

Abstract

The purpose of the research is to understand how the local public space contributes to promoting activities and social relations that give a sense of belonging and identity to the habitat, to deduce elements that might be used to create strategies, to allow and restore the social fabric in Atenco. Explains three dimensions of analysis such as: the functional spatial, the sociocultural and the economic dimension, that is retaken as a transversal note. We worked on a horizontal based-methodology under the dialogues of knowledge and developed open-ended interviews to the voices of everyday life not heard. In summary, the results show that those elements are: promotion of community participation, sustainable integration of the various land uses, taking into account the voices of daily life that are generally not heard, signifying the public space through its connotation as an area of representation of the community and not only as equipment in quantitative terms, to vindicate the fields of cultivation as meeting points and alternative and priority coexistence. We concluded that the public space that gives a sense of belonging and identity to the habitat in the study area is built up from activities and social relations that characterize both the rural and urban areas, since resistance is defined through customs, and rituals of daily life in public space, becoming the political dimension of social life.