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Flores, H., (2020). Understanding the Impact of the Required Metro Infrastructure in a Fragmented City: the case of Villa el Salvador and its Metro Station [Universität SttutgartAin Shams University]. https://renati.sunedu.gob.pe/handle/sunedu/3368383
Flores, H., Understanding the Impact of the Required Metro Infrastructure in a Fragmented City: the case of Villa el Salvador and its Metro Station []. DEEG: Universität SttutgartAin Shams University; 2020. https://renati.sunedu.gob.pe/handle/sunedu/3368383
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title = "Understanding the Impact of the Required Metro Infrastructure in a Fragmented City: the case of Villa el Salvador and its Metro Station",
author = "Flores Timoteo, Héctor Alberto",
publisher = "Universität Sttutgart;Ain Shams University",
year = "2020"
}
In Lima there is a diversity of cultures and individuals settled in an unequal space, and the solution is not clear since only extensive and complicated solutions are sought. Focusing on particular problems and not transversal ones that affect each fragment. Neighbourhoods are the roots of the city and strengthening their interaction is necessary to clarify their impact. It is here that the new subway system assumes significant responsibility. After 34 years of struggle, Lima has now one line running that is joining two very populated and important parts of the city. Giving the opportunity for this fragments, to coherently work together or to negate one from another. This master thesis aims to find the impact and further scenarios of the metro system and its metro stations around the fragmented city of Lima. Taking a sociological approach, it will encourage the analysis of other fragments in the city. Taking into account the correlation and the autonomy of the actors under study. Also this research would attempt to glimpse an integrative solution for districts that comprise Lima, a city loaded with different nuances and specific visions that must be taken into account for their development. This proposal longs to be constantly discussed and debated by the city’s actors, as a tool to reinterpret the ongoing and future challenges of disparity and disaggregation on the centralized capital of Peru.
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