The headquarters of the Central Services of the National Institute of Colonization and the Ebro basin

Authors

  • José María Alagón Laste university of Zaragoza

Keywords:

contemporary architecture, post-war period, agrarian colonization, colonization settlements, National Institute of Colonization

Abstract

The goal of our study is the analysis of the different stages that marked the establishment of the offices of the National Institute of Colonization (INC in Spanish) as well as its internal organization, both of the Central Services in Madrid, as well as in the different regional offices along the Ebro basin: the Regional Delegation of the Ebro, in Zaragoza and the Delegation of the INC in Lleida. These two regional offices were in charge of the development of the INC plans and the only ones that remained in the area all the time the INC and the IRYDA were operational, whereas the other regional offices, such as Tortosa, had a more sporadic use.

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Author Biography

  • José María Alagón Laste, university of Zaragoza

    Department of History of Art. Doctor of Art History. His doctoral thesis, entitled "Pueblos de Colonización en la cuenca del Ebro: urbanismo, arquitectura y arte" (Colonisation villages in the Ebro basin: urban planning, architecture and art), which was carried out in the Department of History of Art at the University of Zaragoza under the direction of Dr. Mónica Vázquez Astorga, was defended in June 2017

Published

2019-12-18

Issue

Section

Articles. II. General Section: Art and Heritage

How to Cite

The headquarters of the Central Services of the National Institute of Colonization and the Ebro basin. (2019). Norba. Revista De Arte, 39, 133-170. https://revista-norbaarte.unex.es/index.php/NRA/article/view/35