Une ville auto-construite dans la périphérie de Lima

Villa el Salvador

Entretien avec Ramiro GARCIA et Jaime MIYASHIRO, édité par Bea VARNAI, November 2015

Villa El Salvador est une ville auto-construite à partir d’une occupation ordonnée et planifiée de terrains dans la périphérie de Lima en 1970. C’est aujourd’hui une municipalité de près de 500 000 personnes sur une superficie en 2013 de 35,46 km2.

To download : 11-experience_villa_el_salvador.pdf (190 KiB)

**Localisation du projet**
urbaMonde, Alice Lathoud, novembre 2015

To go further

ZOLEZZI Mario (2004), « La historia de Villa El Salvador hacia el 2021 », Desco, Lima.
ROMERO Miguel, « El arquitecto constructor », USIL, Lima.
ZOLEZZI Mario, TOKESHI Juan & NORIEGA Carlos (2005), « Densificación Habitacional : una propuesta de crecimiento para la ciudad popular », Desco, Lima.
TOKESHI Juan, MIYASHIROM Jaime & NORIEGA Carlos (2005), « Densificación Habitacional », Desco, Lima.
RODRIGO Jean-Michel, « Villa el Salvador, les bâtisseurs du désert », documentaire vidéo : Mecanos Productions.
Site du Sedeca (Secretariado de Enlace de Comunidades Autogestionarias)
Article du journal La Republica : Luis Bambarén: “Mi compromiso es ser constructor de la paz y defensor de la vida”

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Dossier:

Social production of habitat

Territories:

Peru
Lima