2014
DOI: 10.18002/pol.v0i25.1304
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Transformación urbana, espacio público y su percepción social. El río Segura a su paso por Orihuela y Rojales

Abstract: El río Segura en su tramo final, la Vega Baja en la provincia de Alicante, atraviesa las ciudades de Orihuela y Rojales, que se caracterizan por ser las dos únicas de esta zona en las que el cauce recorre su casco urbano. Se parte de las obras de remodelación del cauce con el Plan de Defensa contra Avenidas en la Cuenca del Río Segura, concluido en 1994, en el que la solución adoptada para el encauzamiento en los tramos urbanos es similar en ambos municipios. Esta investigación expone en qué medida dichas actu… Show more

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“…This was the result of popular knowledge of environmental conditions as well as the continuity of agriculture as the main economic activity. Territorial organization and town systems have historically relied on irrigation and path meshes, with a distribution based on strategic locations that were protected from floods and occupying the minimum strip of fertile ground [52]. The progressive land occupation in all three Huertas followed specific patterns of settlement typology and distribution, through the following three different territorial occupancy modes: firstly, small villages whose original settlement was initially located on a foothill or a soft hillock, above the general flooding level; secondly, linear hamlets, distributed along the historical paths, whose origin is substandard housing of agricultural labourers; and thirdly, cottages, isolated Huerta houses, situated close to the farmland, occupying slightly elevated topographical levels on privately owned land [30].…”
Section: Settlement Patternsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This was the result of popular knowledge of environmental conditions as well as the continuity of agriculture as the main economic activity. Territorial organization and town systems have historically relied on irrigation and path meshes, with a distribution based on strategic locations that were protected from floods and occupying the minimum strip of fertile ground [52]. The progressive land occupation in all three Huertas followed specific patterns of settlement typology and distribution, through the following three different territorial occupancy modes: firstly, small villages whose original settlement was initially located on a foothill or a soft hillock, above the general flooding level; secondly, linear hamlets, distributed along the historical paths, whose origin is substandard housing of agricultural labourers; and thirdly, cottages, isolated Huerta houses, situated close to the farmland, occupying slightly elevated topographical levels on privately owned land [30].…”
Section: Settlement Patternsmentioning
confidence: 99%