DYNAMIC LANDSCAPES

Juxtapositions found in the Metropolitan East of Montevideo.

Abstract

It can be ventured that urban planning is still done from a rigid written normative context,
which largely contrasts with reality, making it difficult to establish a planning procedure
capable of accompanying the vocational processes of the territory.
This research aims to recognize the dynamic landscapes of the metropolitan periphery area,
to delve into the territorial processes, both underlying and evident, know them in depth, graph them,
demonstrate them and thus suggest regulatory mechanisms that accompany these processes.
The selected territory is interface, heterogeneous in its physical composition, of maximum dynamism,
located in the metropolitan east of the city of Montevideo.
Its is explored, from the Landscape Fractions, defined as complex territorial frames that expose
specific, characteristic and identity landscapes.
A record of the essential components of the Landscape Fractions is systematized, allows their physical
manifestations to be interpreted, finding the hidden pattern from which to intervene in a sensitive way..