Conjugando los tiempos del verbo idealizar: los huertos obreros y familiares de La Pintana, Santiago de Chile
Alberto Gurovich Weisman
Cuadernos del Cendes
Urban Farm DB summary
This paper examines the creation and persistence of a state territorial intervention model called Worker and Family Orchards, tested from 1929 and legitimized in 1941 through the Caja de la Habitación Popular. The Caja acquired the La Pintana estate in 1942 and built housing on 500 half-hectare plots, opening the first stage in 1946 and further stages in 1950 and 1957. During the critical settlement period of 1979-1985, the number of resident families rose by 327.73%, equivalent to 12.94 times the average for Greater Santiago.
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- 1,942 year
land acquisition year(huertos obreros la pintana)
Policy- region
- La Pintana, Santiago, Chile
- year
- 1942
- method
- null
- 500 plots (0.5 ha each)
housing plots(huertos obreros la pintana)
Social- region
- La Pintana, Santiago, Chile
- year
- 1942
- method
- null
- 327.73 %↑ Increase
resident families change(la pintana population)
SocialControl: Gran Santiago average over same period (12.94x)- region
- La Pintana, Santiago, Chile
- year
- 1979-1985
- method
- null
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- Land tenureMixedWith caveats
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