This comparative documentation captures the territorial transformation of Urbanización Kiko in Valencia, showing the evolution from agrarian landscape to residential infrastructure over a thirteen-year period. The imagery reveals the systematic conversion of open fields into organized residential patterns, including new road networks and roundabout intersections characteristic of Spanish suburban development during the early 2000s housing expansion.

2002: The initial frame documents the pre-development landscape with scattered agricultural parcels and limited built infrastructure.

2015: The subsequent observation reveals comprehensive suburban residential construction, featuring characteristic rotary traffic elements and organized street grids that define the contemporary settlement pattern.