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The recovery of non-residential vacant plots in southern Madrid districts through green infrastructure implementation
SUPTM 2022: 1st Conference on Future Challenges in Sustainable Urban Planning & Territorial Management
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The current climatic and health crisis has led, once again, to the questioning of urban planning of todayʹs cities. This article collects the social demand from Usera and Villaverde districts in Madrid and shows the necessities of their compact and dense urban fabric derived from the obsolete configuration of real estate parks from the 1960s-70s Spanish Developmentalism. Quality public spaces and safe mobility can be potentially covered through the implementation of green infrastructures across
doi:10.31428/10317/10470
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