O clima como novo comum urbano

This article seeks to contribute to the theoretical debate on the urbanization process and its impact on the use of common resources in cities (urban commons) in the face of climate change inherent in the contemporary urbanization model. Parks, streets, buildings, energy, and water are recognized as urban common goods, however, with the increase in climatic risks inherent to the process of densification of these spaces, the increase in temperatures has generated discomfort and health problems for its inhabitants. In this work, we approach the climate as a common good, associated with the concern of climate change in cities from the concept of thermal comfort (cooling the commons). Based on a dialectical approach to the contradictions and limits of Ostrom's theory of the commons adapted to the urban context, we aim to contribute to the theoretical debate on urban commons through articulation with Lefebvre's "right to the city" claims. In order to go beyond the public-private antithesis, State-market, it is possible to rethink shared and sustainable practices and alternatives for the social production of space so that urban praxis is socially and environmentally fair for all

Antithesis · Architectural engineering · Civil engineering · Commons · Context (archaeology · Dialectic · Economic growth · Economics · Environmental planning · Geography · Political science · Praxis · Public good · Public space · Sociology · Urban density · Urban metabolism · Urban planning · Urbanization · Engineering · Environmental Sustainability in Business · Law · Urban Agriculture and Sustainability