Estudio de las periferias urbanas en Canarias: el caso del municipio de Telde

Authors

  • Raquel Guerra Talavera
  • César Sánchez Suárez

Keywords:

territorio, periferia, espacio residencial, dinámica y estructura demográfica, territory, periphery, residential space, dynamic and demographic structure

Abstract

El presente trabajo estudia un ejemplo concreto de periferia urbana en el contexto del Archipiélago Canario, donde la aplicación de los modelos urbanos existentes, desarrollados básicamente para espacios continentales, se torna compleja debido a las particularidades del espacio insular. Con el municipio de Telde como referencia, el estudio de su periferia costera nos permite adentrarnos en el análisis de las relaciones territoriales y sociodemográficas que caracterizan estos nuevos espacios urbanos.

This paper studies an example in urban periphery in Canary Islands, where the application of the current urban models, developed basically for continental territories, is too much complex due to the particularities of the islands. The research of coastal periphery of Telde municipality allows us to approach the analysis of the territorial and sociodemographics relations that characterize these new urban spaces.

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Issue

Nº 8 (2004)

Section

Studies

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