Study for the Recovery of the Network of Historic Roads in the City of Ibiza
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https://doi.org/10.37230/CyTET.2024.222.15Abstract
The urban growth of the city of Ibiza throughout the 20th century spread over the plain that surrounds the old center, erasing the traces of the historic roads that for centuries connected the port with the interior. This study analyzes the historical evolution and the current situation of these roads. The analysis allows the elaboration of a series of proposals focused not only on its recovery from the heritage point of view but also on its inclusion within the ecological matrix of the region and its regeneration as integrated itineraries in the mobility of the city. Based on this project, both the city council and the neighbors have started the work to recover these old roads.
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