Keywords
high-rise residential building;
modes of order;
urban sociology;
sociology of architecture
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Abstract
The proliferation of high-rise residential buildings in the central and pericentral fabric of the Chilean cities is a recent phenomenon and its intensity leads to ask about the effects it has on the urban interaction. This paper explores the records and accounts giving rise to two different narratives of the verticalization phenomenon: a first one articulated around the surveys of building; and a second one based on press releases telling events in high-rise buildings. Both of them result useful to verify how this phenomenon –occurring under the agency of architectural institutions– becomes an urban regime. That is to say, how it translates into regulations to allow producing modes of order for the interaction in the cities.
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