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T1 Colonization and urbanization of the energys territory: National Institute of Industry company towns (1941-1975)
A1 Magaz Molina, Jorge
A1 Layuno Rosas, Ángeles
K1 Company towns
K1 Energy
K1 Industrial heritage
K1 National Institute of Industry
K1 Decarbonization
K1 Arquitectura
K1 Architecture
AB The National Institute of Industry (INI) was created in Spain in 1941 as an instrument of the fascist dictatorship to stimulate the development of a national industry. Tasked with colonizing the territory and making it productive, the INI exerted a transforming influence on vast rural and urban areas through the construction of industrial plants, infrastructures, public works, and company towns, whose morphological and landscape impact allows us to understand the profound mutation of the spatial and social structure of these territories. The industrial sectors promoted by the INI are characterized by their diversity, transversality, and territorial extension. Those linked to the production of electricity and the transport of fuels were essential. This study explores the heritage values of energy-related urban facilities through a diachronic analysis of the urban and territorial transformation mechanisms that have favored a specific solution for industrial company towns.
PB Marsilio Editori
SN 978-88-297-1666-1
YR 2022
FD 2022-06-09
LK http://hdl.handle.net/10017/55050
UL http://hdl.handle.net/10017/55050
LA eng
NO This study is part of the ongoing research Project The image of the National Institute of Industry in the territory: cartography and landscape of industry, funded by the State Program for the Generation of Knowledge and Scientific Strenghtening R&D&I of the Spanish Ministry of Science, Innovation, and Universities (Call for proposals 2018. Ref. PGC2018-095261-B-C22)
DS MINDS@UW
RD 19-abr-2024