recovering the memory of the public space: leiria’s waterfront
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Abstract
Leiria can be recognized as a flagship case within the scope medium‐sized Portuguese cities, so much so by way
of its unruly growth in the last decades of the 20th century, as by the self‐conscious process of loss of quality in
urban life.
On the brink of the millennium, the “opportunity to make city” turned it (among others), into the target
of a national plan for urban and environmental reinstatement of Portuguese waterfronts.
This presentation intends, above all, to focus on the middle process of acknowledging the loss of the public
space and the importance of rebuilding the memories of physical spaces around which the city has grown and
prospered.
In these “remaining” places, spawned from the logic of “spontaneity” between the urban core and the
natural element ‐ river ‐ there resides the excellence of memory, that has progressively faded with time.
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| Authors | ;Ana Bonifácio |
| Journal | letters in organic chemistry |
| Year | 2007 |
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