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Diseño y gestión de vivienda social en zonas de ladera: lineamientos para la intervención en barrios de origen informal en Bogotá
(Universidad de Cuenca, 2026-01-26) Ceballos Ramos, Olga Lucía; Sierra Moncada, Martha Inés
In Bogotá, inadequate habitability conditions in self-produced housing within informally established neighborhoods persist as an unresolved challenge. Existing housing improvement programs are highly limited in scope, and the production of new housing units remains insufficient to facilitate the relocation of households residing in areas exposed to non-mitigable risk. This study aimed to identify design and management guidelines that could contribute to addressing these challenges, with a particular focus on neighborhoods located in hillside zones. The research involved an analysis of housing conditions and household characteristics, relevant regulatory frameworks, and public management instruments. Findings suggest that the most effective strategy is to densify underutilized single-story dwellings in deficient conditions by developing three-story buildings comprising a minimum of three compliant housing units. This approach offers a feasible solution for property owners, prospective beneficiaries, and private sector investors alike.