USACH The Rector of Don Juan Manuel Zolezzi meets with volunteers from the University. committed
Start: March 8, 2010; term: March 13 , 2010
The team of sixteen professionals and students of Architecture and Engineering USACH, headed by Professor of Architecture Carlos Muñoz Parra, and composed of the ex - students, current Architects Gladys Castillo, Gonzalo Layza, Joseph Architecture students Aguirre, Gabriela Ruilova, Diego Escobar, Camilo Verdejo, Cristian Barjas, Oriana Palacios, the former Engineering student - USACH David Velazquez, the Engineering students Erwin Contreras, Joseph Hernandez, Pablo Gomez, Jorge Caiseo, Alexander Diaz, and the Tech student Felipe González became the commune of Peralillo, Colchagua Province, Region O "higgins at 21:45 am on Monday, March 8, 2010.
immediately above, develop a professional team meeting of the Municipal Works Department of the municipality, the Civil Constructor Arturo Mujica and Architecture graduate Andrés Pérez, with whom they agree how to work for the implementation of the chips cadastre USACH provided to the College of Architects and designed by MINVU to establish the dimensions of the damage to buildings.
begin withdrawing This establishes a set of plans and location of the blocks to undertake the task, the next day, March 9 at 9 am at the offices of the municipality. This work to develop en cinco equipos de tres integrantes cada uno, cuidando de que en cada caso se contara con al menos un Arquitecto o un Ingeniero, asegurando la interdisciplina de las evaluaciones.
Se plantea de común acuerdo con los profesionales del DOM, comenzar el trabajo por Peralillo centro, complementando la labor que ya estaba realizando otro equipo proveniente de otra Universidad. Así se deja para concluir el proceso la localidad de Población, sector de la comuna distante 7 kilómetros al poniente del centro. Posteriormente nos reunimos con el Alcalde de la Comuna de Peralillo, Sr. Gerardo Cornejo con el objeto de tener una opinión de la primera autoridad comunal sobre los aspectos más relevantes a considerar en el desarrollo del catastro de damage, which would carry out the USACH, concluding that it was essential to try to identify the best repair and reconstruction, to avoid disarms that ultimately would be detrimental to the image of the Commune in the context of the Colchagua Valley linked to identity assets that had the district, referring to those buildings which were somehow part of local identity, for which it expressed its concern to rescue the maximum of these they had technically viable to rebuild.
On domestic issues, we were welcomed by the municipality in a boarding school that was working for the volunteers who had come so far and who was also the headquarters of the Army company that supported the work of the emergency in the district. Moreover, food, consisting of three meals a day, was provided by the municipality through JUNAEB, which was delivered in a nearby school to boarding school.
In the pursuit of communal land register covering both urban localities in the commune, Peralillo center, and Population. The latter location was particularly sensitive, since the damage was overwhelming, and that on Thursday March 11 were making our work within the buildings of the town, we were surprised by the replica noon. Given the magnitude of it and the fear of a regrettable incident, I decided to suspend operations for the rest of the evening.
This gap in the activities, we leave a small balance of unresolved land registry in this location the next day, counting in all cases with a high percentage of work completed, which is summarized as follows:
Peralillo Centre, a total charge of 16 blocks were carried out approximately 97% of the cadastre of buildings.
population, a total of about 10 blocks in charge, were held approximately 88% of the cadastre of buildings.
Additionally, I proceeded to perform a general visual inspection of a housing yet to receive, for the Housing Solidarity Fund 1, the Housing Committee "Cristo Joven", managed by the EGIS (Social Property Management Entity) of the municipality and funded by SERVIU, together with the team in charge of the Directorate of Public Works Municipal, headed by the Director, Civil Constructor Arturo Mujica Architecture and Andrés Pérez graduated. Subsequently, on March 10 afternoon, I met on site with the Regional Director SERVIU to inform my assessment of the damage they had the works.
All reports of damage were converted to digital, and delivered to the land registry office that keeps Architecture and the paper backs who developed the volunteers in the field. This information is also sent to the DOM Peralillo, which already has a chance to make some decisions based on the information gathered. Location
interesting about this work is that part of our activities were known by SELAVIP professionals, which is linked to a Roof for Chile, and in conjunction with the organization Habitat for Humanity ", generate a reconstruction project for Peralillo, participatory nature, which would focus on population with European and local contributions, this information was delivered to the undersigned by the Priest Director of Jos Van SELAVIP der Rest and the architect of the program, Mrs. Joan Mac Donald. Such work would begin in early May this year, and will involve students in Architecture practice in the process. This already shows a particular use of the information collected for the benefit of the residents affected by such human settlements in the Colchagua Valley.
Architect Carlos Muñoz Parra
Academic School of Architecture University of Santiago de Chile
The team of sixteen professionals and students of Architecture and Engineering USACH, headed by Professor of Architecture Carlos Muñoz Parra, and composed of the ex - students, current Architects Gladys Castillo, Gonzalo Layza, Joseph Architecture students Aguirre, Gabriela Ruilova, Diego Escobar, Camilo Verdejo, Cristian Barjas, Oriana Palacios, the former Engineering student - USACH David Velazquez, the Engineering students Erwin Contreras, Joseph Hernandez, Pablo Gomez, Jorge Caiseo, Alexander Diaz, and the Tech student Felipe González became the commune of Peralillo, Colchagua Province, Region O "higgins at 21:45 am on Monday, March 8, 2010.
immediately above, develop a professional team meeting of the Municipal Works Department of the municipality, the Civil Constructor Arturo Mujica and Architecture graduate Andrés Pérez, with whom they agree how to work for the implementation of the chips cadastre USACH provided to the College of Architects and designed by MINVU to establish the dimensions of the damage to buildings.
begin withdrawing This establishes a set of plans and location of the blocks to undertake the task, the next day, March 9 at 9 am at the offices of the municipality. This work to develop en cinco equipos de tres integrantes cada uno, cuidando de que en cada caso se contara con al menos un Arquitecto o un Ingeniero, asegurando la interdisciplina de las evaluaciones.
Se plantea de común acuerdo con los profesionales del DOM, comenzar el trabajo por Peralillo centro, complementando la labor que ya estaba realizando otro equipo proveniente de otra Universidad. Así se deja para concluir el proceso la localidad de Población, sector de la comuna distante 7 kilómetros al poniente del centro. Posteriormente nos reunimos con el Alcalde de la Comuna de Peralillo, Sr. Gerardo Cornejo con el objeto de tener una opinión de la primera autoridad comunal sobre los aspectos más relevantes a considerar en el desarrollo del catastro de damage, which would carry out the USACH, concluding that it was essential to try to identify the best repair and reconstruction, to avoid disarms that ultimately would be detrimental to the image of the Commune in the context of the Colchagua Valley linked to identity assets that had the district, referring to those buildings which were somehow part of local identity, for which it expressed its concern to rescue the maximum of these they had technically viable to rebuild.
On domestic issues, we were welcomed by the municipality in a boarding school that was working for the volunteers who had come so far and who was also the headquarters of the Army company that supported the work of the emergency in the district. Moreover, food, consisting of three meals a day, was provided by the municipality through JUNAEB, which was delivered in a nearby school to boarding school.
In the pursuit of communal land register covering both urban localities in the commune, Peralillo center, and Population. The latter location was particularly sensitive, since the damage was overwhelming, and that on Thursday March 11 were making our work within the buildings of the town, we were surprised by the replica noon. Given the magnitude of it and the fear of a regrettable incident, I decided to suspend operations for the rest of the evening.
This gap in the activities, we leave a small balance of unresolved land registry in this location the next day, counting in all cases with a high percentage of work completed, which is summarized as follows:
Peralillo Centre, a total charge of 16 blocks were carried out approximately 97% of the cadastre of buildings.
population, a total of about 10 blocks in charge, were held approximately 88% of the cadastre of buildings.
Additionally, I proceeded to perform a general visual inspection of a housing yet to receive, for the Housing Solidarity Fund 1, the Housing Committee "Cristo Joven", managed by the EGIS (Social Property Management Entity) of the municipality and funded by SERVIU, together with the team in charge of the Directorate of Public Works Municipal, headed by the Director, Civil Constructor Arturo Mujica Architecture and Andrés Pérez graduated. Subsequently, on March 10 afternoon, I met on site with the Regional Director SERVIU to inform my assessment of the damage they had the works.
All reports of damage were converted to digital, and delivered to the land registry office that keeps Architecture and the paper backs who developed the volunteers in the field. This information is also sent to the DOM Peralillo, which already has a chance to make some decisions based on the information gathered. Location
interesting about this work is that part of our activities were known by SELAVIP professionals, which is linked to a Roof for Chile, and in conjunction with the organization Habitat for Humanity ", generate a reconstruction project for Peralillo, participatory nature, which would focus on population with European and local contributions, this information was delivered to the undersigned by the Priest Director of Jos Van SELAVIP der Rest and the architect of the program, Mrs. Joan Mac Donald. Such work would begin in early May this year, and will involve students in Architecture practice in the process. This already shows a particular use of the information collected for the benefit of the residents affected by such human settlements in the Colchagua Valley.
Architect Carlos Muñoz Parra
Academic School of Architecture University of Santiago de Chile
Carlos Mu? Oz Parra Doctor Architect 
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