Towards collaborative approaches in urban regeneration

A case study in the Latin American context

Master thesis (2017)

Authors

J.C. Romero Bogoya Architecture and the Built Environment

Contributors

T.A. Daamen (mentor)
D.K. Czischke (mentor)
Kees Dol (mentor)
Faculty
Architecture and the Built Environment, Architecture and the Built Environment
Copyright: © 2017 Juan Romero Bogoya
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Published Date

07-07-2017

Language

English

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Faculty

Architecture and the Built Environment

Abstract

Urban regeneration has been subject of a changing environment in which increased participation of different sectors of society play a key role. The shift in power and governance structures has put participation in the centre stage, as a key factor to achieve social and economic sustainability in this kind of projects. A response to this challenge is given by the implementation of collaborative planning and network theories. This thesis is focused on the application of these mechanisms in practice, using a case study as an example of the possibilities and limitations of collaborative approaches. By studying the actor relations within the Fenicia Triangle project, a set of conclusions on the applicability of the instruments and the influence of the context is provided. Finally, a set of recommendations for the practice is presented.