La vida breve de la ciudad de veraneo; análisis de planes para un turismo residencial: Costa Blanca 1959-1973
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https://doi.org/10.5821/qru.9592Abstract
The economic recovery following WWII, produced in Western Europe a new social demand: massive tourism. To meet this new demand, Spain began the intensive construction of its coast line. The first stage of this transformation resulted in a period of experimentation on new residential typologies and urban plans able to satisfy the needs of an unknown new user: the massive holidaymaker. This article analyses some of the main urban plans for leisure built during the Spanish tourism boom in Alicante’s and western Murcia’s coast; a territory completely restructured by tourism
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