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News published on 17 April 2008 Results of the workshop

A multidisciplinary team led by the project developer will prepare the Madrid Ezquiaga Center

A strategic plan to revitalize the eight districts of the central core

• The project, as well as urban areas, includes proposals relating to the environment, social integration, mobility, culture, economy and security
• The work will be under the responsibility and direction of the Central Office, which also seek political consensus
  

The team of architect and urban planner José María Ezquiaga has won the public tender convened by the City of Madrid for the Madrid City development project. This is a strategic plan to revitalize the eight districts of the central kernel: Arganzuela, Salamanca, Retiro, Centro, Chamberí, Chamartin Tetuan Moncloa-Aravaca. This management tool than the urban area and includes proposals related to urban reality, as the environment, social integration, mobility, environment, culture, economy and security.

Convened by the Office of the Center for the award of the competition have dominated areas such as the methodology, quality, method of work and, above all, the Citizen Participation Plan that incorporates the winning proposal. The work will be under the responsibility and guidance of the Central Office, which also seek political consensus.

Ezquiaga team has one month to present the work plan, five months for the analysis and diagnosis, seven for the advancement of the strategic project and nine for the final project presentation. In total, within 22 months of their award. During this time carried out an assessment of the instruments of urban management with particular attention to the housing strategy, policy land, heritage protection and financing of infrastructure. It will also consider other aspects of the urban scene as security, mobility, health, social services, education and culture.

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The multidisciplinary team led by Ezquiaga, which won the 2005 national prize for European Urbanism and Gubbio, in 2006, is made up of architects Salvador Perez Arroyo and Juan Herreros, Luciano Parejo jurist, sociologist Jesus Leal, Rafael Mata geographer, biologist Salvador Rueda, Juan Fisac \u200b\u200bengineer, historian and economist Carlos Sambricio Emilio Ontiveros. It also has an advisory council made up of prestigious international architects like Peter Cook, Jo Coenen, Kees Chistiaanse, Eugenio Paolo Vassallo or Falini. /