Ciudad Loma Dorada : un gran desarrollo habitacional en la zona metropolitana de Guadalajara / Beatriz Núñez Miranda.

Main entry:

Núñez Miranda, Beatriz.

Title & Author:

Ciudad Loma Dorada : un gran desarrollo habitacional en la zona metropolitana de Guadalajara / Beatriz Núñez Miranda.

Edition:

1. ed.

Publication:

Zapopan, Jalisco : Colegio de Jalisco, 2007.

Description:

332 pages (some folded) : illustrations, maps ; 21 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 305-332).

Summary:

The book analyses the spectacular urban growth in the late 20th century of the former rural town of Tonalá, particularly with the construction of the housing development "Ciudad Loma Dorada". The project is part of the metropolitan region of Guadalajara and is an example of the urban development of the region. The author addresses the architecture, construction process of the urban space and the social and cultural changes and how the unregulated urban zoning during the 1970's in Guadalajara generated enormous housing developments and an uneven land appropriation process.

ISBN:

9789709749229
9709749226

Subject:

Urbanization Mexico Tonalá (Jalisco)
Urbanization Mexico Guadalajara Metropolitan Area.
Urbanisation Mexique Tonalá (Jalisco)
Manners and customs
Urbanization
Ciudad Loma Dorada (Tonalá, Jalisco, Mexico)
Ciudad Loma Dorada (Tonalá, Jalisco, Mexico) Social life and customs.
Mexico Guadalajara Metropolitan Area
Mexico Tonalá (Jalisco)

Holdings:

Location: Library main 263208
Call No.: BIB 194340
Status: Available

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