Abstract
Access by corridor, is an architectural principle that has been used in modern residential projects, whose possibilities have been developed by european criticism of the twentieth century. The corridor is a linear element that runs sequentially and facilitates transitions between housing and city. The hypothesis of the article is to reveal new possibilities explored by Bonet, by placing the corridor on the ground floor of buildings, and linking to higher order urban structures, through the analysis of four proposals of Bonet’s Spanish period: apartments “Madrid”, Salou (Tarragona) 1961; hexagonal Set, La Manga del Mar Menor (Murcia) 1963; “Babilonia” building, La Manga del Mar Menor (Murcia) 1965; worker’s dwellings at Hifrensa settlement, L’Hospitalet de l’Infant (Tarragona) 1967. The Works studied, are part of an urban plan. The scope of the corridor beyond the limits of the buildings. In Bonet’s work no clear distinction can be seen separating architecture and urbanism
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