Rethinking Collective Housing: A Case Study of Spatial Flexibility and Adaptability in Arturo Soria (Madrid, 1975)
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Methodology
3. From Spatial Segregation to Three-Dimensional Flexibility
A Case Study: Adaptable Housing in Ángel Muñoz 22
4. “Segregated Housing” versus “Adaptable Housing”
5. Tentative Scenarios for the Future
Funding
Conflicts of Interest
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1 | It was not until 1976 that parameters related to the “minimum comfort desirable” concept were included in the ‘Ley de Viviendas de Protección Oficial’. See: Mª Concepción Díez-Pastor Iribas (2003). |
2 | BOE means “Boletín Oficial del Estado.” It is is the Spanish national official journal dedicated to the publication of certain laws, provisions and acts of mandatory insertion. |
3 | “Arquitecta” in Spanish. |
4 | OSH means “Obra Sindical del Hogar.” It was an organization existing during the Franco dictatorship. |
5 | “Plan de Viviendas de Tipo Social de 1954” and “Plan Nacional de Vivienda de 1955.” BOE 197, 16 Julio 1954 “sobre protección de «viviendas de renta limitada.” |
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