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LONGGANG CITY;PUBLICATION MEDIA;LONGGANG ON THE MAP;LONGGANG ON THE MAP;Printed OCEANIA Australia Poloxigen AMERICA USA Harvard Design School EUROPE Italy Arca Spain dise?art Holland Mark Uk AJ UK AA Projects Review ;;;;;;CHILE PLATAFORMA URBANA;UNITED KINGDOM E-ARCHITECT;QUESTIONS ON THE BRANDING OF URBAN VILLAGES;QUESTIONS ON THE BRANDING OF URBAN VILLAGES;INTERVENTION STRATEGIES;;Punctual Intervention;Punctual Intervention;Punctual Intervention;Punctual Intervention;;QUESTIONS ON TRANSPORTATION PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE;;;;;;PHASING STRATEGY: Phases ;QUESTIONS ON TYPOLOGY: THE THICKENED GROUND AND THE BLOCK STRUCTURE;;NUMERIC VALUES;West 8 proposed a typology that was also reassuringly reminiscent of historical models in street layout and proportion. The Urban designers set strict yet imaginative rules for the development including guidelines for streetscape, parking, private open space, storey height and plot width. West 8 also directly designed several landscape features, such as the three steel footbridges.;The l’Eixample was planned using an extensive grid-iron pattern, giving special emphasis to space and light, hence such ample streets, about 20 meters wide, the limitation of the height of the buildings, and the separation between every block. Each block, with a square stand and chamfered street corners measuring 113,3 meters, would be built in two of its wings, leaving the rest as gardened zones for the use and enjoyment of the neighbors. The reason for these chamfers in every corner is found in Ildefons Cerdàs clever vision of the future. He foresaw the proliferation of mechanical vehicles circulating along the streets of the city and the chamfer improves the visibility in the crossings. Besides, every quarter of the city would also be considered to be an almost autonomous unit with its own market, parks, and other services.;Relational urban model: Typology definition;;Transport strategies;CASE STUDY_ BEURSPLEIN ROTTERDAM;CASE ST