Paola, Scala ;
Maria, Fierro
(2024)
ICDS: Informal city design studio. Esperienze sullo spazio urbano contemporaneo.
DOI
10.6092/unibo/amsacta/7909.
In: Vol. 17/2024.
A cura di:
Faralli, Carla ;
Mittica, M. Paola.
Bologna:
Italian Society for Law and Literature (ISLL),
pp. 1-6.
ISBN 9788854971318.
In: ISLL Papers. The Online Collection of the Italian Society for Law and Literature, (17).
A cura di:
Faralli, Carla ;
Mittica, M. Paola.
ISSN 2035-553X.
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Abstract
[ICDS. Informal city design studio. Experiences on the contemporary urban space] The paper aims to narrate the ICDS (https://www.icdslab.com/), a research laboratory at the Department of Architecture of Federico II, which emerges as a place of experimenta-tion to define the contribution of architecture schools in the construction of urban space as a site of relationships, capable of embracing the plural, informal, and fluid di-mension of contemporary civitas. These experiences inquire into the “right to the city,” seeking to focus on the role of the architect as a figure capable of reading and interpret-ing contexts in their multidimensionality. Building upon these premises, ICDS utilizes informality as a tool to interpret the context and overcome an authorial approach that caters to the universal needs of the average man.
Abstract
[ICDS. Informal city design studio. Experiences on the contemporary urban space] The paper aims to narrate the ICDS (https://www.icdslab.com/), a research laboratory at the Department of Architecture of Federico II, which emerges as a place of experimenta-tion to define the contribution of architecture schools in the construction of urban space as a site of relationships, capable of embracing the plural, informal, and fluid di-mension of contemporary civitas. These experiences inquire into the “right to the city,” seeking to focus on the role of the architect as a figure capable of reading and interpret-ing contexts in their multidimensionality. Building upon these premises, ICDS utilizes informality as a tool to interpret the context and overcome an authorial approach that caters to the universal needs of the average man.
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Informal city, urban space, right to the city, commons, project/process
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2035-553X
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9788854971318
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Informal city, urban space, right to the city, commons, project/process
Subjects
ISSN
2035-553X
ISBN
9788854971318
DOI
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26 Sep 2024 08:36
Last modified
26 Sep 2024 08:36
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