Urban layout, industrial land usage and prevailing winds: risk confrontation in the city of Salamanca, Mexico

Urban layout, industrial land usage and prevailing winds: risk confrontation in the city of Salamanca, Mexico

he present article participates the reader to a reflect on the existing city of Salamanca in the Mexican Bajío region. The city’s sanitary conditions were implemented during its origins and its later territorial growth under the urban health criteria of the royal colonial ordinances, which were mode...

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Glavni avtor:	Pérez Crespo, José
Format:	Online
Jezik:	spa
Izdano:	Universidad de Boyacá 2021
Online dostop:	https://revistasdigitales.uniboyaca.edu.co/index.php/designia/article/view/606
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