Regenerating Bilbao: From "productive industries" to "productive services"
Journal title TERRITORIO
Author/s Federico Camerin, Alfonso Álvarez Mora
Publishing Year 2019 Issue 2019/89
Language English Pages 10 P. 145-154 File size 3558 KB
DOI 10.3280/TR2019-089019
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This paper aims at analysing the maintenance, preservation, and (re)interpretation of the urban heritage of the industrial city of Bilbao (Spain). Particular attention will be paid to the effects of globalisation at the end of the xx century in Bilbao’s, the relationship between proposals and completed actions put forward by Bilbao’s strategic plan (Partial Territorial Plan), and their urban and socio-economic impacts on the city starting from the beginning of the 1990s. This work focuses on three of the most emblematic actions which have been carried out thus far in the Ria river territory to consider end discuss the treatment of the historical memory of the industrial legacy: the Abandoibarra’s abandoned shipyards, the Ametzola railway station, and eventually the Galindo River estuary.
Keywords: Industrial heritage; urban regeneration; post-fordist city
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Federico Camerin, Alfonso Álvarez Mora, Regenerating Bilbao: From "productive industries" to "productive services" in "TERRITORIO" 89/2019, pp 145-154, DOI: 10.3280/TR2019-089019