Rurbanism, or the comprehensive view

Abstract

Rural centres and their surroundings are highly complex but are often interpreted as the negative space of consolidated cities. Although both realities have advantages and disadvantages, it is only from an omnicomprehensive reading of the territory
that we can form an integral view of both scenarios simultaneously, taking into account their synergies, and lay the foundations to be able to face their dysfunctions and propose suggestive strategies that allow a balanced and stimulating territorial vision to be successfully approached.