Las vecindades del centro histórico de la Ciudad de México son casas que satisficieron las necesidades sociales de vivienda para las familias de bajos ingresos. Sin embargo, su valor arquitectónico se ha perdido debido a diversos factores. Este artículo explora cómo los cambios de uso de suelo afectan a la pérdida de valor patrimonial y la importancia de la calle en los complejos habitacionales.
The neighborhoods of the historic center of Mexico City are homes that meet the social needs of housing for low-income families. This article explores how the changes in land use affect the loss of heritage value and the importance of the street in neighborhoods. The main question of this essay raises the dilemma between the needs and the space that exists in the neighborhoods of the historic center. Do the economic needs of the dwellers adapt to neighborhoods or are the neighborhoods that adapt to the economic needs of the dwellers? This phenomenon is analyzed from a perspective based on the architectural function.
