La rappresentazione di una ideologia dell'improvement? Le mappe e il futuro delle fognature londinesi, 1848-51
Journal title STORIA URBANA
Author/s Paul Dobraszczyk
Publishing Year 2007 Issue 2006/112 Language Italian
Pages 27 P. 113-139 File size 3160 KB
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This article will consider the relationship between two types of map, produced in London from 1848 to 1851, that were closely related to the future improvement of the city’s sanitary infrastructure: the first Ordinance Survey of London, which was requested by the Metropolitan Commission of Sewers (MCS) in 1848 and mapped London’s above-ground topography; and secondly, maps produced as a result of the MCS subterranean survey of existing sewers, begun during the preparation of the Ordinance Survey plans. This article will demonstrate that these two interrelated maps, far from demonstrating a coherent planner’s vision, instead highlight inconsistencies and contradictions within that vision.
Paul Dobraszczyk, La rappresentazione di una ideologia dell'improvement? Le mappe e il futuro delle fognature londinesi, 1848-51 in "STORIA URBANA " 112/2006, pp 113-139, DOI: