In the periphery of cities, elements are placed following a pattern of distances, and the distance between them is not full of content but is an urban void, an empty space that has no meaning until you arrive at the other element.
It is proposed an integral holistic approach where the city forms part of the landscape and where buildings and open space have the same value.
New projects will build continuity within the existing fragments of urban elements and provide density to transform unconnected objects into a sculptured territory.
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