Cheap housing, then a change of recipients

A short walk south reaches a much smaller urban scale. In 1934 Zaragoza approved low-cost housing for the Terminillo area of Delicias and municipal architect Miguel Ángel Navarro developed the Ciudad Jardín project. Construction began under a revised 1936 plan that included housing, pools, a park and gardens. Most homes were available by 1938 despite wartime delays. The uncomfortable part matters: the municipal heritage record says the intended recipients changed as the political situation changed. Look at the low houses and open spaces rather than treating 'garden city' as a style label. Housing policy is visible here in building height, block layout and in the documented question of who was supposed to receive a home.