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En los procesos de urbanización del litoral mediterráneo español, caso La Manga

García Ayllón Veintimilla, Salvador (Editorial Universitat Politècnica de València, 2013-05-06)

El proceso urbanizador que configura el actual litoral mediterráneo arranca con el turismo de masas que fomentaba la ley de Centros y Zonas de Interés Turístico Nacional de 1962 como apuesta estratégica nacional. 50 ...
GIS analysis of the consequences of short-term urban planning in a mass tourism destination in Spain

Miralles García, José Luis; García-Ayllón Veintimilla, Salvador (WITPress, 2015)

[ES] La Manga del Mar Menor in the Region of Murcia every year reaches a population of more than 250,000 people during the summer, with only a few thousand in winter. This crowded environment with an asymmetric behaviour ...
Sistemas abovedados y surrealismo en Bonet Castellana. La materialización del espacio individual

López Martínez, José María; Aroca Vicente, Edith; Carcelén González, Ricardo (Universitat Politècnica de València, 2015-05-11)

[EN] Bonet Castellana’s secondment to surrealism from his childhood will be decisive in the development of his work. From the Project of Maison Jaoul performed in Le Corbusier’s Studio, he will start the search of individualism ...
The environmental impacts of land transformation in the coastal perimeter of the Mar Menor lagoon (Spain)

GARCÍA-AYLLON VEINTIMILLA, SALVADOR; Miralles García, José Luis (WIT Press, 2014)

The distinctive environment of the lagoon has long been attractive for visitors. A surge in touristic activities has taken place in the area since the early 1960s, characterised by intense urban development along the lagoon ...
The feedback between a tourism model and urban planning in La Manga, a mass tourist destination on the Spanish coast

GARCÍA-AYLLON VEINTIMILLA, SALVADOR; Miralles García, José Luis (WITPress, 2014)

The urbanization process that shapes the current Mediterranean coast started in Spain with mass tourism, encouraged by the National Law of Tourist Interest Areas in 1963 as a strategic investment. Fifty years after its ...