El Tule River
Title
El Tule River
Nicaragua Canal
Subject
canals; natural landscapes; rivers; construction sites
Description
View of the river from the bus that goes from San Carlos to Managua. The Canal is planned to pass through this river.
This project was funded by Bernard and Anne Spitzer Travel Fellowship for research projects involving travel abroad and incorporating the study of architecture, landscape architecture, or urbanism.
In late January 2014, Chinese investment group HKND announced plans to cut a 286 kilometer long and 83 meter wide canal across Nicaragua from the Pacific to the Atlantic. 2014-15 is potentially the last chance to document the Nicaraguan landscape from the Pacific to the Atlantic, along the canal route, before construction begins. There are many questions that I aim to gain perspective on from this trip. 1. What is Nicaragua now, and what might it become? 2. How do the locals feel about the canal? 3. How might tourism be impacted by the canal? 4. What might the viewsheds of the future become for Lake Nicaragua and the Pacific coast?
Creator
Gelband, Lara
Rights
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Lara Gelband
Type
Garden and Landscape
Identifier
T0184
Coverage
El Tule, Nicaragua
Files
Collection
Citation
Gelband, Lara, “El Tule River,” Spitzer School of Architecture, accessed November 13, 2024, http://digitalscholarship.ccny.cuny.edu/architecture/items/show/874.
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