De la resistencia urbana al urbanismo ciudadano: Sujetos y estrategias patrimoniales en Concepción Metropolitano, Chile

Abstract

From 2010 is mobilized in Concepción a significant enhancement of urban heritage as a tool for building public space and rescue of local identities, whose most striking example is the declaration of National Monument Bellavista Tomé Factory in 2016. It addresses the concept of heritage and tensions, raising ties with citizen participation, developing an analytical view of interventions developed by three citizens, related to heritage in Concepción, Tomé, Talcahuano, in the last five years. A descriptive analysis of their practices of appropriation and property activation helps explain the logic of action of these groups and study their actions wealth management as expressions of a participatory urbanism, revealing citizen input of new practices of use and management ranging from a vision traditional heritage to a notion that arises from the revaluation exercise of a right to heritage.