Rehabilitation of a Slum Area in Panama City, R.P.

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Date

1953-03

Authors

Silvera, Consuelo

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University of Oregon

Abstract

The project developed in this thesis is the Rehabilitation of a Slum Area in Panama City, R.P. The district is called "Chorrillo" and it had a population of 27,375 inhabitants in 1950, at a density of 500 people her Hectare. The solution to proposed dwells only 20,000 at its maximum occupancy, at a density of 410 people per Hectare. To rehabilitate this sector is was necessary to make a general study of the whole city, based in the studies made in 1941 by Mr. Karl Brunner and in the information gathered by the Bank of Urbanism in Panama. It included study of geographic, economic, historic, cultural, and climate aspects.

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54 pages

Keywords

town planning theory, low income population

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