Medina Llíber is a prominent example of a low-density development model on the Costa Blanca, as it challenges preconceived perceptions about this type of development, providing an environment where social connection and community integration flourish.
How is this possible? The answer lies in the unique approach taken by Medina Llíber. Rather than isolating its residents, this development encourages appreciation of local culture, traditions and agriculture. Here, the urban core becomes the epicenter of social life, a place where residents meet, they interact and celebrate their shared identity. Just like all the people who have lived in a country house have done. This has not prevented the integration of residents into local society; rather, it has strengthened social ties and enriched community life.
It is essential to recognize that this model is not designed for everyone, but for those who value authenticity and community. The residents of Medina Llíber are individuals who are passionate about the native, those who want to be part of a society rooted in their cultural roots and who are committed to the well-being of their community.
In fact, low-density urbanization is not the problem, but how it is implemented and what values are promoted within it. In the case of Medina Llíber, this model has proven to be a success by prioritizing human connection and community integration over unbridled expansion and isolation.
Medina Llíber is an eloquent reminder that low-density urbanization can be a catalyst for a prosperous and cohesive community, thus challenging conventional perceptions and showing a path towards a more inclusive and sustainable future on the Costa Blanca.
