From Master Plan to punctual interventions. Slums in Barcelona
Author
Carracedo García-Villalba, Oscar
Sotoca, Adolfo
Other authors
Universitat Ramon Llull. La Salle
Publication date
2014-06-11Abstract
The sloppy process of urbanization that took place in the outskirts of Barcelona from mid XIXth to mid XXth
century resulted on large informal slums with evident urban deficiencies. The Metropolitan Masterplan of
1976 and its subsequent amendments could only partially improve the conditions of these areas of the city.
Since 2005 some initiatives, in which local community or academic research played an important role, were
undertaken following a tactical approach. The paper summarizes six proposed strategies that are a reaction
to the traditional planning and zoning approach for the area. Some of them are currently been discussed or
have already been included in the planning framework of the city.
Document Type
Object of conference
Language
English
Subject (CDU)
71 - Physical planning. Regional, town and country planning. Landscapes, parks, gardens
Keywords
Urbanisme
Pages
16 p.
Publisher
CNU 21 Salt Lake City, 2013
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