Los Vanos del Tramo: revitalizando el abandono en la Avenida Juan Ponce de León
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Cosme Portalatín, Gabriel A.
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La Avenida Juan Ponce de León funciona como un vínculo que entrelaza distintos puntos importantes de la ciudad. Desde el inicio de su recorrido en el casco urbano de Río Piedras, hasta su llegada a Santurce y su culminación en la Isleta del Viejo San Juan, esta avenida alberga una historia de ramificación urbana. Sus orígenes recuentan una necesidad de unificar la Isla con la Isleta, pero mientras tanto ¿qué ocurre en ese entremedio? Contando con instituciones, museos, teatros, comercios, viviendas y oficinas, la Ponce de León respira a través de las artes. Sin embargo, a pesar de su relevancia histórica y su importancia urbana, ciertas zonas de esta avenida se encuentran en abandono. ¿Cómo sucede y cómo se evita?
Palabras clave: Abandono, tramo, ausencia colectiva, tenencia colectiva, ciudad, artes, revitalización
The Juan Ponce de León Avenue functions as a link that weaves together different important points of the city. From the beginning of its route in the urban center of Río Piedras, to its arrival in Santurce and its culmination on the Islet of Old San Juan, this avenue holds a history of urban branching. Its origins recount a need to unify the Island with the Islet, but in the meantime, what happens in between? Home to institutions, museums, theaters, businesses, residences, and offices, Ponce de León breathes through the arts. However, despite its historical relevance and urban importance, certain areas of this avenue are in a state of abandonment. How does this happen and how can it be prevented? Keywords: Abandonment, segment, collective absence, collective tenure, city, arts, reuse
The Juan Ponce de León Avenue functions as a link that weaves together different important points of the city. From the beginning of its route in the urban center of Río Piedras, to its arrival in Santurce and its culmination on the Islet of Old San Juan, this avenue holds a history of urban branching. Its origins recount a need to unify the Island with the Islet, but in the meantime, what happens in between? Home to institutions, museums, theaters, businesses, residences, and offices, Ponce de León breathes through the arts. However, despite its historical relevance and urban importance, certain areas of this avenue are in a state of abandonment. How does this happen and how can it be prevented? Keywords: Abandonment, segment, collective absence, collective tenure, city, arts, reuse
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