Visual Postcards_DPU, London

Page 1

VISUAL POSTCARDS _ in practice

graphical visualization of urban methodologies of research lucia maffei london february 2014



11/25. october. 2013

MAPPING THE TERRITORY: BANGKOK URBANISM_URBAN MAPPING

TO: “Maps are pictures Maps are self-portraits Maps are manifestations of perceptions Maps are produced in the manner in which those preparing them would like the world to be understood Maps are subjective Mapping is...an act of power.” Sen, J. (2007). “Other Worlds, Other Maps: Mapping the Unintended City”. In: L. Moge, A. Bhagat, (eds.). An Atlas of Radical Cartography. Los Angeles: Journal of Aesthetics and Protest. pp. 13.



11/25. october. 2013

MAPPING THE TERRITORY: BANGKOK URBANISM_ACTOR DIAGRAMMING

TO:

“There is no diagram that does not also include besides the points it connects up, certain relatively free or unbound points, points of creativity, change and resistance, and it is perhaps with this that we ought to begin in order to understand the whole picture.” Deleuze, G. (1988). “Foucault”. Translated by Sean Hand. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. pp. 37.



18/25. october. 2013

SOCIO-SPATIAL PROFILING: BANGKOK URBANISM

TO:



05/15. october. 2013

INTERPRETATIVE RESPONSE BANGKOK URBANISM_SOCIO-SPATIAL PROFILING

TO: “This way of acting allows for the spatial coexistence of a multitude in movement. It’s a way that gives the most autonomy and at the same time spatial coexistance of sublects, which can manifest their differences in a permanent heterogenesis. By the human complexity put into play, spatial acting teaching us to manage the contradictions that space contains. Inevitably spaces will be contradictory by their content.” Petcou, Constantin, Petrescu, Doina, (2007). “Acting space: transversal notes, on-the-ground observations and concrete questions for us all”. From European Platform for Alternative Practice and Research on the City. Urban Act. Montrouge: Moutot Imprimeurs. pp. 321.



15/29. november. 2013

ESTABLISHING DESIGN GUIDELINES AND PRINCIPLES

TO:

“We need an architecture of change that will promote progressive and inclusive strategies in practices and education, strategies that have the potentialto transform the production of space and to be more than a disparate set of points of action without an organized plan of attack.” Gamez, J. and Rogers, S., (2008). “An architecture of change”. form Bell, B. and Wakeford, K., Expanding Architecture: design and activism. New York: Metropolis Books. pp.23.



06/13. december. 2013

INDIVIDUAL DESIGN RESPONSE: BANGKOK URBANISM

“ To discover the real needs of the users therefore means exposing and acknowledging their rights to have things and their rights to express themselves; it means provoking a direct participation and measuring oneself with all the subversive consequences that this implies; it means questioning all the traditional value systems which, since they were built on non-participation, must be revised or replaced when participation becomes part of the process, unleashing energies that have not yet been explored.” de Carlo, G., (2005). “Architecture’s public” from Jones P. B., Architecture and participation. London: Taylor & Francis. pp. 18.

TO:



06/13. december. 2013

INDIVIDUAL DESIGN RESPONSE: BANGKOK URBANISM

TO: “We had to change our usual point of view and look at the world as an inhabitant of that particular space, to share in the illegal conditions of the occupants of the space, to take on ourselves daily responsabilities, to comprehend and observe the equilibrium, the rules, and the vision. [...] There were no laws or written rules, every situation being managed by negotiations between communities and individuals, even thought everything seemed to be abandoned.” Careri, F., Romito, L., (2005). “Stalker and the big game of Campo Boario” from JonesP. B., Architecture and participation. London: Taylor & Francis. P. 230.



06/13. december. 2013

INDIVIDUAL DESIGN RESPONSE: BANGKOK URBANISM

TO:

“The right to the city does not mean simply having the right to that which exists in a city. It regards the power to transform it together with the lives of people who live there.” Ciccarelli, R. (2013). “Il buon diritto alla comune. Intervista a David Harvey”. In: Il Manifesto 1/10/2013. Rome



17/31. january. 2014

COLLATED STRATEGIES: BANGKOK URBANISM

TO:



17/31. january. 2014

COLLATED STRATEGIES: BANGKOK URBANISM

TO:



07/10. february. 2014

THINKINGDOINGBRESCIA BUDD CAMP 2014



Turn static files into dynamic content formats.

Create a flipbook
Issuu converts static files into: digital portfolios, online yearbooks, online catalogs, digital photo albums and more. Sign up and create your flipbook.