Crecimiento Demográfico y Urbanístico en Bogotá a Causa de la Ola de Violencia ( 1938-1961). Barrios El Centenario, Policarpa, Juan XXIII, Meissen y Ciudad Kennedy.

Abstract

This monograph worked and stressed in the period (1938- 1961). I took this period because Bogota suffered major changes in its architecture due to urban proposals: Brunner, Soto- Bateman of the Colombian Society of Architects (SCA) - Proa Magazine, Le Corbusier, Sert Wiener- and District Plans. In the course of these 23 years in the city there were a number of important events that framed and transformed the capital: the 400 years of Bogotá (1938), the Panamerican Conference and Bogotazo in 1948. I also chose this timing because it seemed interesting to see population growth in Bogotá for 26 years. (Extend temporary because the data from the national census took until 1964). By 1938, the city record 325,650 inhabitants and since 1964 the capital for registration 1'697.311 inhabitants with a population increase of 521.2%. During this period a thorough analysis of the different designed urban plans for urban development and population growth in the city of Bogotá, due to the great wave of people displaced by violence is bipartisan. Taking the example of five boroughs of the city (Policarpa neighborhood, Meissen, John XXIII, Kennedy City and The Centenario). In each of these districts it was made a detailed analysis and deepened on its emergence, growth, development, impact and social problems and the process of industrialization began living the capital.