Contribution of the Built Environment to Inclusiveness. A Case Study in a Rural Area

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ISSN: 23662557
ISBN: 978-981-99-2713-5
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-99-2714-2_33
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Rua Aguilar, María José; Huedo Dordá, Patricia Margarita; Arín, Inés; Agost Felip, María Raquel
Date
2023
Subject/s

Regeneración urbana

Inclusión social

Rehabilitación de edificios

Urbanismo

Despoblación

Zonas rurales

Unesco Subject/s

5906.06 Conflictos Sociales

6310.08 Pobreza

6201.03 Urbanismo

Abstract

The regeneration of areas with residential vulnerability is challenging given their poor starting conditions. Urban and architectural design should consider people’s diversity and contribute to their well-being by making built environments more inclusive. This work analyses the case study of a rural area, which faces depop-ulation. It presents a proposal for the refurbishment of traditional dwellings as a means to increase residential attractiveness and to contribute to social inclusion in the area.

The regeneration of areas with residential vulnerability is challenging given their poor starting conditions. Urban and architectural design should consider people’s diversity and contribute to their well-being by making built environments more inclusive. This work analyses the case study of a rural area, which faces depop-ulation. It presents a proposal for the refurbishment of traditional dwellings as a means to increase residential attractiveness and to contribute to social inclusion in the area.

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