Simposio 7365496: Los sistemas de salud en América Latina: arquitectura, instituciones y redes asistenciales en los territorios / coordinado por Claudio Galeno-Ibaceta (EARQ-UCN) y Ana Amora (PROARQ-UFRJ)

59º ICA, Congreso Internacional de Americanistas / Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, Medellín, Colombia 5 al 9 de julio de 2027 / https://congresoica.org/

Postular Ponencia Individual 

Simposio / ID de sesión: 7365496

LOS SISTEMAS DE SALUD EN AMÉRICA LATINA: ARQUITECTURA, INSTITUCIONES Y REDES ASISTENCIALES EN LOS TERRITORIOS

La historiografía de la arquitectura sanitaria latinoamericana ha privilegiado el estudio de hospitales, edificios emblemáticos, instituciones específicas o políticas nacionales. Sin embargo, estos establecimientos difícilmente pueden comprenderse de manera aislada. Formaron parte de redes asistenciales integradas por organismos públicos y privados, empresas, congregaciones religiosas, asociaciones mutualistas, organismos internacionales y diversos profesionales que, mediante arquitecturas e infraestructuras distribuidas en distintas escalas, contribuyeron a la organización de los territorios latinoamericanos. La historia de la salud es también la historia de las instituciones, de las diversas escalas de atención médica y de las arquitecturas que hicieron posible la extensión de los servicios sanitarios. Las epidemias, las campañas higienistas, la medicina preventiva y los procesos de modernización impulsaron la creación de hospitales, consultorios, policlínicos, postas rurales, dispensarios, maternidades, estaciones sanitarias, laboratorios y otros establecimientos que, más que responder únicamente a necesidades asistenciales, configuraron redes de atención con profundas repercusiones urbanas, regionales y continentales. Durante los siglos XIX y XX, la circulación internacional de conocimientos, profesionales y modelos institucionales favoreció la consolidación de políticas sanitarias compartidas en América Latina. La cooperación entre países, el papel de organismos panamericanos e internacionales y la participación de instituciones estatales, empresariales y privadas promovieron la construcción de infraestructuras que articularon ciudades, zonas rurales, regiones fronterizas, territorios extractivos y espacios de colonización. Desde esta perspectiva, la arquitectura de la salud puede entenderse como parte de procesos más amplios de integración territorial, modernización estatal, desarrollo económico y producción del espacio. Esta sesión propone reflexionar sobre las relaciones entre arquitectura, instituciones, redes asistenciales y territorios en América Latina, privilegiando aproximaciones que permitan comprender los establecimientos sanitarios como parte de sistemas complejos antes que como edificios aislados. Se invita a presentar investigaciones que aborden hospitales, consultorios, policlínicos, postas, dispensarios, unidades sanitarias, laboratorios, sanatorios y otras infraestructuras de salud, así como estudios sobre planificación sanitaria, circulación de saberes, cooperación internacional, patrimonio de la salud, empresas, congregaciones religiosas, políticas públicas, cartografías históricas y procesos de modernización. Como señalaba Arístides Moll, secretario de la Oficina Sanitaria Panamericana en 1940, las enfermedades unieron a los países del hemisferio occidental y la prevención hizo posibles las relaciones interamericanas. Desde las conferencias sanitarias de fines del siglo XIX y la adopción de un código sanitario común en 1905, la salud se convirtió en un espacio privilegiado de cooperación continental. Organismos internacionales, programas de asistencia técnica y la circulación de arquitectos, médicos y especialistas promovieron la construcción de hospitales, centros de salud y otras infraestructuras que compartieron principios de organización, tipologías arquitectónicas y estrategias de implantación territorial en distintos países latinoamericanos. En este contexto, son de interés las investigaciones que examinen estas relaciones desde perspectivas locales, regionales, nacionales o comparadas, poniendo especial atención a la circulación de conocimientos, profesionales, modelos arquitectónicos e instituciones, así como a los procesos mediante los cuales las arquitecturas de la salud contribuyeron a construir redes asistenciales y a configurar los territorios latinoamericanos.

 

CLAUDIO GALENO-IBACETA

Organización: Escuela de Arquitectura, Universidad Católica del Norte / País: Chile

 

ANA AMORA

Organización: Faculdade de Arquitetura e Urbanismo, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro / País: Brasil

 

Ponencias Individuales

La convocatoria para ponencias estará abierta a partir del 6 de agosto hasta el 31 de enero de 2027.

 

Criterios:

• Deben presentarse de acuerdo con los simposios relacionados en cada área.
• Un participante puede presentar, como máximo, dos ponencias en simposios diferentes.
• Se presentarán, como máximo, dos personas por ponencia.
• Cada ponente deberá inscribirse de forma individual en la plataforma de registro una vez está habilitada.

Información básica requerida:

• Nombres y apellidos
• País
• Ciudad
• Filiación institucional
• Nivel de escolaridad
• Correo electrónico
• Orcid (opcional)
• Breve reseña del currículum, no superior 250 palabras
• Resumen entre 200 y 300 palabras
• 5 palabras clave. Se sugiere utilizar Tesauros
• Idioma

 

Postular Ponencia Individual

 

Para cualquier inquietud relacionada con la convocatoria, el proceso de postulación o el uso de la plataforma, puede contactarnos a través del correo electrónico programacionica@ce.com.co

 

International Conference: CuCa_Re Project, 6th and 7th June 2019, Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian, Lisbon, Portugal

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The international Conference CuCa_Re Project is part of the "Cure and Care_the rehabilitation" Research Project. This project is coordinated by IST-ID (Associação do Instituto Superior Técnico para a Investigação e o Desenvolvimento) and the Principal Investigator is Ana Tostões, President of Docomomo International.

This project aims to study healthcare buildings built in Portugal in the 20th century and their role in the welfare society policy, approaching future challenges driven by the developments in technology and medicine, and the need to assure a sustainable built environment. These buildings are susceptible to be transformed, deactivated or even demolish in a near future. On a historical, cultural and social level, the development of appropriate techniques of conservation and rehabilitation towards a sustainable built environment includes reflecting on cure and care structures.

CuCa_Re Project focusses on rehabilitation strategies, considering both conservation and reuse interventions. To answer present day requirements of comfort, safety and legal constraints, the project aims also to evaluate the tolerance to change of health care buildings addressing identity and authenticity values.

The International Conference CuCa_Re Project will took place in the 6th and 7th June 2019 at the Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian (Auditório 3) from 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

4th edition of Docomomo Photo Prize under the theme Healthcare Buildings in the Modern Movement, 1st May - 30th June 2019

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Una publicación compartida por DOCOMOMO International (@docomomointernational) el 30 de Abr de 2019 a las 2:14 PDT

DOCOMOMO PHOTO PRIZE is back with the 2019 edition! Docomomo International is happy to announce the 4th edition of Docomomo Photo Prize under the theme Healthcare Buildings in the Modern Movement. The competition will take place between 1st May and 30th June 2019.

This Docomomo Photo Prize aims to present healthcare buildings built in the Modern Movement and their role in the welfare society policy, approaching future challenges driven by the developments in technology and medicine, and the need to assure a sustainable built environment. Responding to health necessities, health care buildings are a guarantee of civilization. Docomomo International wishes to disseminate examples of healthcare buildings in order to show their good value, avoiding demolitions or deliberate neglect as happen with Machnác Curative House (by Jaromír Krejcar, Trencianske Teplice, Slovakia, 1932).

Your participation can be the key to protect modern healthcare buildings under threat!

To know more check Docomomo website!

CALL

Docomomo Photo Prize is an international photography competition promoted by Docomomo International that will take place according to a specific theme, through Instagram.

DoCoMoMo International is a non-profit organization dedicated to the Documentation and Conservation (DoCo) of buildings, sites and neighbourhoods of the Modern Movement (MoMo), which aims to:
· Bring the significance of the architecture of the MoMo to the attention of the public, the authorities, the professionals and the educational community.
· Identify and promote the surveying of the works of the MoMo.
· Promote the conservation and (re)use of buildings and sites of the MoMo.
· Oppose destruction and disfigurement of significant MoMo works.
· Foster and disseminate the development of appropriate techniques and methods of conservation and adaptive (re)use.
· Explore and develop new ideas for the future of a sustainable built environment based on the past experiences of the MoMo.

At the end of the 1980s, many MoMo masterpieces had already been demolished or had changed beyond recognition. This is mainly due to the fact that many were not considered to be elements of heritage, that their original functions have substantially changed and that their technological innovations have not always endured long-term stresses. One of the major missions of this competition comprises the construction of a memory of these buildings, sites and neighbourhoods, through the development of a global digital database with different views from the existing panorama. Beyond to create a showcase of MoMo production around the world, this competition aims to map its different times and geographies, in connection to its present condition.

Docomomo International challenges you to join this worldwide effort of MoMo dissemination towards its documentation and preservation by sharing with us your photographs!

THEME
The theme of the Docomomo Photo Prize – 2019 contest will be the Healthcare Buildings in the Modern Movement.

SCHEDULE
From 1 May to 30 June 2019.

PARTICIPATION GUIDELINES

1. Follow Docomomo International on Instagram.

2. Upload your photograph at your public Instagram profile with:
a. A brief description of the photograph.
b. The basic information of the photographed object – author/architect, building name, city, country, years of project and construction.
(Example: Amazing mosaic murals! Juan O´Gorman, Library of National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico, 1951–1953.)
c. Tagging Docomomo International (@docomomointernational).
d. Using the hashtags #docomomophotoprize, #cureandcarearchitecture and #modernmovement

3. The winners will be contacted through Instagram and will be asked to send to Docomomo International email address (docomomo@tecnico.ulisboa.pt) the following information: full name; email address; post address; biographical info; the photo in its best resolution; the basic information of the photographed object (author/architect, building name, city, country, year of project and construction).

Entrants can submit up to 5 photographs.
By submitting a photograph in the contest, each entrant warrants that his/her photographs conform to the terms and conditions of the contest and agrees with the evaluation process.

EVALUATION PROCESS

1. First stage: a pre-selection of 20 photographs will be made by the general public, through the amount of likes on Instagram.
2. Second stage: the selection of 1 winner and honourable mentions will be made, from the pre-selection stage, by a panel of judges composed by international experts on Modern Movement and professional photographers, in accordance with the following skills-based judging criteria: approach to the theme; impact; relevance; centre of interest; story telling & subject matter; technical quality; composition; creativity; colour balance and lighting.

The jury panel (that will be announced soon) and Docomomo International secretariat, with no right to win the competition, will safeguard a fair and balanced judging procedure.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

1. By submitting an entry in the contest, the entrant warrants that his/her photographs conform to these terms:
. The entrant is the sole and exclusive owner of the photograph.
. The photograph is entrant’s own creation and is 100% original.
. The photograph must not contain material that violates or infringes another’s rights, including but not limited to privacy, publicity or intellectual property rights, trademark rights, or that constitutes copyright infringement.
. The photograph must not contain material that is inappropriate, disparaging, unlawful, offensive, false or misleading.

2. By submitting an entry, the entrant grants Docomomo International a royalty-free license to publish and reproduce the entrant’s first name, last name, address (city), biographical information, photograph submitted in the contest and respective description in Docomomo International publications, website and social networks.

Docomomo International reserves the right to disqualify an entrant from the contest if it believes that the entry fails to conform to the contest guidelines and/or terms and conditions.