Acercando Personas y Lugares: la Micromovilidad como Instrumento para la Preservación del Patrimonio Histórico y Cultural de las Ciudades
A MICROMOBILIDADE COMO INSTRUMENTO DE PRESERVAÇÃO DO PATRIMÔNIO HISTÓRICO E CULTURAL DAS CIDADES
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https://doi.org/10.5335/hdtv.25n.1.16879Palabras clave:
Micromovilidad, Patrimonio Histórico y Cultural, Espacio UrbanoResumen
La preservación del patrimonio histórico y cultural es esencial en la planificación urbana, especialmente frente a las rápidas transformaciones de las ciudades. Este estudio analiza el impacto de la micromovilidad en la preservación del patrimonio histórico y cultural, evaluando su potencial para revitalizar áreas históricas, acercar a las personas a estos espacios y fortalecer los lazos comunitarios. Al ofrecer alternativas sostenibles, como las bicicletas, la micromovilidad reduce la contaminación, el ruido y el desgaste de las estructuras históricas, promoviendo desplazamientos lentos que valoran el entorno urbano y la identidad local. Su implementación requiere planificación integrada, inversiones en infraestructura y participación comunitaria. En resumen, la micromovilidad surge como una solución prometedora para ciudades más sostenibles, justas y conectadas con sus raíces históricas.
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