OPERATION IN URBAN CENTERS IN PERIOD OF GLOBALIZATION

Abstract

There is a globally widespread awareness that the so-called urban re-qualification must aggregate projects that develop or propose quality to the physical and social environment of the built spaces, based on the understanding of the relation between social production processes of the territory and its reality as a place of life and memory. Considering this statement, this article reflects on the causal relation between the intervention processes in special areas of cities and the products of those operations, from a theoretical perspective, associated to an objective focus of international and national cases. The themes of urban esthetics and city planning direct us to what we will treat as memory dialectics, understood as the product of partial intervention in cities special areas, in the most advanced period of globalization