Idelfonso Cerdà

Idelfonso Cerdà

architect Spain

Idelfonso Cerdà (1815-1876) was a Spanish engineer and urban planner best known for his ambitious plan for the expansion of Barcelona, known as the Cerdà Plan. This innovative design emphasized the creation of a grid-like urban layout with wide streets, ample green spaces, and a focus on public welfare. Cerdà's vision aimed to improve living conditions in rapidly growing urban environments, combining functionality with aesthetics, and laid the groundwork for modern urban planning principles.

Born on Dec 23, 1815 (209 years old)

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Spain Spain: Idelfonso Cerdà is referenced for his urban planning concepts that influenced Liu Jiakun's design. 7

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