The workers’ housing in Salamanca during the early Francoism (1939-1953). Architectural solutions and their impact on the urban development
Soluciones arquitectónicas y su impacto en el desarrollo urbano
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Working-class accommodation, Francisco Franco’s first period, Spanish National Housing Institute, tenement, single family houseAbstract
During the 19th century the working-class accommodation attained relevance due to hygiene theory. We will study the case of Salamanca, where the Francisco Franco’s first period constituted the first major wave of suburbanisation for working-class households. The new houses were built in areas away from the downtown and the construction was long-delayed due to the lack of materials because of the isolation of Spain during the first years of the dictatorship.
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