Análisis del Contexto: Barrio Mosquera
Social housing residences were built for relocate families, mostly recyclers, who lived nearby the river.
Inside the new residential area dwellers find spaces where they could organize a more proper classification of the waste to recycle.
Each resident inside his own property personalizes and creates social relationships, mostly on the Threshold of his home.
Inhabitants althought find themselves in better living conditions, have to face economic responsabilities of the place they live.
On the riversides we find actually fences or brick walls, to avoid the passage and optimize the improvement of both of the sides.
On the riverside the back of the houses faces the river, anyway some dwellers create direct accesses in their homes with backdoors to hold the interaction with green areas.
Some of the inhabitants have dogs and cattle on the riversides.
The burning trash of some recyclers nearby bothers the rest of the district’s residents.
Beside the doorways is pretty common to see spontaneous little gardens.
The majority of the district is formed by reclyclers, who rent places there for storing trash to be processed.