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Meaning of "cerdà"
Cerdà is a surname of Catalan origin. It may refer to a specific person or family. The context in which this phrase is used is usually to denote someone's last name
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- A town in the county of la Costera, Valencia
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Cerdà collects film prints and has a collection of a hundred.
The construction of this hunting refuge was carried out by the master builder Guillem Cerdà.
Cerdà showed that the most efficient network in urban fabrics is an orthogonal one.
Institut Cerdà in the media.
Cerdà wanted Eixample to be a place of social mix.
Website for the educational project of the Any Cerdà.
Institut Cerdà collaborates in the implementation of the Geever project.
He was coordinator of the Mostra Cerdà and curator of the exhibition Cerdà.
Institut Cerdà has accompanied the Repsol Foundation in this initiative ever since it started.
Its plan followed the grid pattern model designed by Ildefons Cerdà for Barcelona.
The Cerdà Dance was a traditional dance in many Catalan towns until the twentieth century.
Was the beginning of urban transformation of Granvía between Plaza Cerdà and Gornal.
Cerdà was a huge fan of straight lines and a well-structured urban layout.
Note that the Plaza de Catalunya was not included in the Cerdà Plan.
Developed during the Cerdà plan, it has a more modern distribution.
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The authors of the original idea are the TVE screenwriters Carmina Roig and Daniel Cerdà.
The Cerdà Plan would put an end to all these restrictions, ushering in a building fever.
It imposed, not without difficulties, the Eixample de Cerdà project on the Barcelonians.
Institut Cerdà is a founding member of Respon . cat.
Before that he held various management positions in Elkem, the Isola group and Institut Cerdà.
This previous building had been built in 1875 following the Eixample de Cerdà habitability criteria.
Bcn-Montjuic is a unique new building, located between Plaza Spain and the Plaza Cerdà.
Brand and web design, Gabriel Cerdà.
We finally have the definitive cover of “ The Aladeltos ” Daniel Cerdà.
A three-story, neoclassical-style building, typical of the Cerdà Plan.
Aftermath is a 1994 Spanish horror short film written and directed by Nacho Cerdà.
