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Trading properties after the earthquake: the rebuilding of eighteenth‐century Lisbon
This paper introduces the innovative system used in the reconstruction of Lisbon after the 1755 earthquake. Its findings are based on original documents that offer a detailed picture of the principles and methods established to convert the land and properties of the old city into the new and standardized gridded Plan. Implemented in the mid‐eighteenth century, the methodical system outlined was, undoubtedly, an important point of reference for the large‐scale urban improvement and redevelopment operations that would follow in nineteenth‐century Europe.
Trading properties after the earthquake: the rebuilding of eighteenth‐century Lisbon
This paper introduces the innovative system used in the reconstruction of Lisbon after the 1755 earthquake. Its findings are based on original documents that offer a detailed picture of the principles and methods established to convert the land and properties of the old city into the new and standardized gridded Plan. Implemented in the mid‐eighteenth century, the methodical system outlined was, undoubtedly, an important point of reference for the large‐scale urban improvement and redevelopment operations that would follow in nineteenth‐century Europe.
Trading properties after the earthquake: the rebuilding of eighteenth‐century Lisbon
Ribeiro dos Santos, Maria Helena (author) / Sagarra i Trias, Ferran (author)
Planning Perspectives ; 26 ; 301-311
2011-04-01
11 pages
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