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Cartografías colectivas. Arquitectura del Paisaje. ETSAG 2010/2011

Authors: Cabrera Manzano, David; Martínez-Hidalgo, Celia; Montalbán-Navas, Ana;

Cartografías colectivas. Arquitectura del Paisaje. ETSAG 2010/2011

Abstract

El motivo que ha impulsado la elaboración de este documento se puede entender como el deseo de plasmar o cartografiar la ciudad vivida de Granada, más o menos cotidiana, de un pequeño grupo de estudiantes en un periodo de tiempo concreto. El resultado es el descubrimiento de un peculiar retrato de lo que esto significa, así como su capacidad de hacernos pensar en la ciudad que experimentan los estudiantes en su día a día. El objetivo de estas cartografías colectivas ha sido visualizar los espacios propios a lo largo de una semana completa de los estudiantes del curso de Arquitectura del Paisaje, en la ETSA de la Universidad de Granada, en primavera del 2011. Se han distinguido los espacios usados para actividades y recorridos necesarios (obligados, principalmente trabajo, estudio, administración y compras) y los opcionales (elegidos, asociados a ocio, deporte, cultura y amigos), en sus diferentes modalidades de desplazamiento (a pie, en bici-moto, en transporte público-bus, en coche) y diferenciando entre el día y la noche. También se decidió dibujar o documentar un paseo al azar a través de la ciudad, a modo de experiencia como laberinto aleatorio, para intensificar la percepción urbana de un recorrido alternativo. Algunos de ellos han resultado en fotoensayos o imágenes-mapas. Consideramos que esta experiencia evidencia una herramienta de un enorme potencial para hacernos ver con facilidad cuales son los espacios de vida y los recorridos cotidianos de los estudiantes de la Universidad de Granada, A modo de encuesta gráfica y cartografía colectiva, se nos revela la posibilidad de un estudio más riguroso y científico que nos permita construir hipótesis de comportamientos y valoraciones urbanas capaces de producir gérmenes de ideas y acciones de refuerzo para un proyecto GRANADACAMPUS. “Puede que la ciudad se extienda ante nosotros, pero sólo con la experiencia de las ciudades descubrimos nuestro verdadero destino en ellas”. The reason that has driven the development of these images can be understood as the desire to translate or map the city of Granada lived more or less daily, a small group of students over a period of time. The result is the discovery of a peculiar picture of what this means, as well as their ability to make us think of the city that students experience in their day to day. The purpose of these maps has been viewed collectively own spaces over a full week of the course students of Landscape Architecture at the University of ETSA Granada, in the spring of 2011. Have distinguished the spaces used for activities and tours required (forced, mainly work, study, management and procurement) and optional (chosen, associated with leisure, sports, culture and friends), in its various modes of travel (walking, bike-bike, public transport, bus, car) and the difference between day and night. It was also decided to draw or document a random walk through the city, as a random maze experience, to enhance urban perception of an alternative route. Some of them have resulted in photoessays and images-maps. We believe that this experience shows a great potential tool for us to easily see which are the spaces of everyday life and travels of students at the University of Granada, graphical way of survey and mapping collective reveals the possibility of a more rigorous and scientific hypotheses allow us to build urban behaviors and values capable of producing seeds of ideas and actions for a project GRANADACAMPUS reinforcement. "Maybe the city spread before us, but only with the experience of cities we discover our true destiny in them."

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Cartography, Universidad, University, Urbanismo, Paisaje, Architecture, Landscape, Urbanism, Cartografía, Arquitectura

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