La periferia habanera 1940-1960: una mirada a su retícula urbana
Keywords:
urbanismo moderno, repartos de La Habana, periferia urbanaAbstract
A partir de la década de 1940, La Habanaexperimentó un crecimiento acelerado, de forma
tentacular y anárquica, de su perímetro urbano. Esta
expansión se caracterizó por el abandono del modelo
decimonónico heredado de manzanas cuadradas para
asimilar una nueva estructuración de su trama con
manzanas acentuadamente alargadas y estrechas. Sin
embargo, este proceso de mutación de la cuadrícula
apenas ha tenido espacio en la literatura especializada
de la historia de La Habana. El modelo permitía optimizar
el terreno a partir de un loteo homogéneo, que otorgaba
a cada vivienda fachada directa hacia la calle y favorecía
su valorización. Con vistas a conocer cuál fue el impacto
y el significado de esta nueva manera de estructuración
urbana, se desarrolló una investigación histórica,
basada en el análisis de diversas fuentes escritas y
gráficas, complementadas con un trabajo de campo que
permite visibilizar sus principales rasgos.
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Muñoz Hernández, R., & Rouco Méndez, A. J. (2019). La periferia habanera 1940-1960: una mirada a su retícula urbana. Revista científica De Arquitectura Y Urbanismo, 40(3), 05–20. Retrieved from https://rau.cujae.edu.cu/index.php/revistaau/article/view/561
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