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T1 Contemporary European City-Making Process Materialization-Emptying-Regeneration on Large Land Properties
A1 Camerin, Federico
K1 Urban regeneration
K1 Urbanismo
K1 6201.03 Urbanismo
AB This chapter provides a particular methodology in the field of Urban Studies for understanding the European cities’ making process from the late 19th century onward, its features are the following. Firstly, the proposed approach refers to the construction, emptying, and regeneration of specific high-consuming-land activities and functions (i.e., industrial, military, and railway settlements and, more generally, equipment and services such as markets and schools). Secondly, the particularity of these activities and functions is the need of large properties of land to conduct their activities. As a result, while performing, they are producing an ‘urban land rent’ (Campos Venuti 1971: 1–44) and subsequently they can undergo real estate and financial operations to foster urban renewal and regeneration processes (Álvarez Mora and Camerin 2019).
SN 9781003271666
YR 2022
FD 2022
LK https://uvadoc.uva.es/handle/10324/58564
UL https://uvadoc.uva.es/handle/10324/58564
LA eng
NO Camerin, Federico. Contemporary European City-Making Process. Materialization-Emptying-Regeneration on Large Land Properties. En:  M. Welch Guerra, A. Abarkan, M. A. Castrillo Romón, M. Pekár (Eds.), European Planning History in the 20th Century. A Continent of Urban Planning (pp. 175-185). Routledge, 2022
NO Producción Científica
DS UVaDOC
RD 24-dic-2024