BARCELONA’S URBAN PARKS: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DIFFERENT FORMS OF APPROPRIATION AND SAFETY FROM MAJOR AND CO-RELATED USES
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.11362Keywords:
city, public space, leisure, safety, planning.Abstract
The intention this paper was to analyze the model of Barcelona´s parks, plazas and streets, emphasising the relationship among different forms of appropriation and safety of these spaces, based on the concepts of major and co-related uses from JACOBS (2000). The methodological procedures were: application of the protocol developed by GEPLEC/UFPR, photographic images, films and semi-structured interviews. In conclusion, we can infer that some Barcelona’s public spaces include such forms of co-related use, which depend on a number of factors, among them, urban planning, which should connect spaces in order to ensure diversity of experiences, safety, and therefore the "public life" in big cities.
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