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Architektura, urbanistyka i wspólnota – „Byker” Sirkki-Liisy Konttinen

Authors: Karolina Kosińska;

Architektura, urbanistyka i wspólnota – „Byker” Sirkki-Liisy Konttinen

Abstract

Tekst skupia się na projekcie Byker (1983) Sirkki-Liisy Konttinen – członkini kolektywu Amber z Newcastle dokumentującego życie społeczne środowisk robotniczych w północnej Anglii – który z jednej strony stanowił zapis transformacji osiedla Byker (władze miasta zdecydowały o jego wyburzeniu, a rzędy szeregowców, uznanych za slumsy, miała zastąpić nowoczesna zabudowa autorstwa Ralpha Erskine’a), z drugiej wpisywał się w żywą dyskusję na temat architektury i urbanistyki powojennej Brytanii. Kosińska stara się dowieść, że film Byker, choć nostalgiczny w tonie, jest przede wszystkim – z racji hybrydycznej formy, ale i złożonych chwytów retorycznych – próbą symbolicznego odwrócenia procesu niszczenia i (re)konstrukcji wspólnoty, przywrócenia jej kontroli nad przestrzenią. Autorka wykorzystuje tezy Annabell Honess Roe i teorie przestrzeni jako konstruktu społecznego Henri’ego Lefebvre’a, a wpisując film w kontekst urbanistyczny, sięga też do raportu Petera Malpassa rozbijającego mit sukcesu, jaki towarzyszył przebudowie Byker.

Keywords

urbanistyka, Communication. Mass media, realizm społeczny, kolektyw Amber, Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen, kino brytyjskie, P87-96, architektura

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