Nueva York, 1783-1811: el nacimiento de una metrópolis

This essay reviews and connects different events, urban constructions and historical cartographies concerning New York in the chronological framework defined by 1783, the year of the signing of the Treaty of Paris – ending the American Revolutionary War –, and 1811, when the Commissioners’ Plan e...

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Main Author: Del Cid, Ana
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Fondazione Università Ca’ Foscari 2020-07-01
Series:MDCCC 1800
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Online Access:http://doi.org/10.30687/MDCCC/2280-8841/2020/01/007
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description This essay reviews and connects different events, urban constructions and historical cartographies concerning New York in the chronological framework defined by 1783, the year of the signing of the Treaty of Paris – ending the American Revolutionary War –, and 1811, when the Commissioners’ Plan established the urban planning model to make the city a metropolis on a par with the great European capitals. During this brief but intense period – not as studied as it is sometimes thought – the material and immaterial (the physical and identity) foundations of the current New York were laid. This work focuses on the active and important contribution that two disciplines, architecture and cartography, made to the mentioned process.
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spelling doaj.art-ddb0eff4f2ad469ab765c673478051fe2023-10-30T08:18:37ZengFondazione Università Ca’ FoscariMDCCC 18002280-88412020-07-019110.30687/MDCCC/2280-8841/2020/01/007journal_article_4014Nueva York, 1783-1811: el nacimiento de una metrópolisDel Cid, Ana0Universidad de Granada This essay reviews and connects different events, urban constructions and historical cartographies concerning New York in the chronological framework defined by 1783, the year of the signing of the Treaty of Paris – ending the American Revolutionary War –, and 1811, when the Commissioners’ Plan established the urban planning model to make the city a metropolis on a par with the great European capitals. During this brief but intense period – not as studied as it is sometimes thought – the material and immaterial (the physical and identity) foundations of the current New York were laid. This work focuses on the active and important contribution that two disciplines, architecture and cartography, made to the mentioned process. http://doi.org/10.30687/MDCCC/2280-8841/2020/01/00718th century. Architecture. Cartography. Directory. Map. New York. Reconstruction. USA. Urban history. Urban imagery
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Nueva York, 1783-1811: el nacimiento de una metrópolis
MDCCC 1800
18th century. Architecture. Cartography. Directory. Map. New York. Reconstruction. USA. Urban history. Urban imagery
title Nueva York, 1783-1811: el nacimiento de una metrópolis
title_full Nueva York, 1783-1811: el nacimiento de una metrópolis
title_fullStr Nueva York, 1783-1811: el nacimiento de una metrópolis
title_full_unstemmed Nueva York, 1783-1811: el nacimiento de una metrópolis
title_short Nueva York, 1783-1811: el nacimiento de una metrópolis
title_sort nueva york 1783 1811 el nacimiento de una metropolis
topic 18th century. Architecture. Cartography. Directory. Map. New York. Reconstruction. USA. Urban history. Urban imagery
url http://doi.org/10.30687/MDCCC/2280-8841/2020/01/007
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