Rooms Of The Habitability For The Study Of The Public Space. Case Study Frontera, Centla, Tabasco

Abstract

Public space and habitability are two concepts that despite being addressed in urban management and defined institutionally, are constantly in the process of construction, so they must be approached discreetly according to each case of study in particular. In view of the importance that UN-Habitat gives to the issue of creating safe, comfortable, inclusive, accessible, and green public spaces, this work raises the concept of habitability areas for the study of public space issues. The study considers the environment, as the physical representation of the social structure, which the subject is immersed, which allows him to satisfy his needs, based on physical and environmental aspects that are specific to habitability. The areas of habitability that are addressed are based on research carried out in Spain, Colombia, and Mexico. A mixed, qualitative, and quantitative approach is used, using them at a street-level scale, adapted to the conditions of the city of Frontera. Considering that it is essential to know the main problems of the urban context in the planning and intervention of cities.