today's short article revolves around the need to interpret a priori the city model chosen or designed for that at a later stage, the performance-fit the actual needs of the residents to whom it is directed.
Before proceeding to develop the article, we highlight, always in a concise, creative work that the city is divided into two stages: the first on At this point, the second come in. The ideas suggested by the promoters and draw three-dimensional scene. That is the clogging of the lots suitable for use and the realization of the previously conceptualized.
Therefore, when planning, studying can be good-first-the area on which works not only from a legal standpoint (ownership structure) or highly technical (terrain, terrain features, etc..), but go beyond, venturing to urban language that will connect the two spaces in the future. Without doubt that it will also be present facet sociological, but we do not just mean that. An underlying relationship between the spaces erected subsequent to that pre-existed, one contributes to another, one amending the other conditions.
It is in this aspect, we want to draw your attention, no doubt. We know, we sense that the city as a living, dynamic mutation, change their morphological features and adapt to the customs of its inhabitants. But in addition to modifying its external shell adjust their habits, interpretations or applications of this language we urban people as the only target of this activity. Within this function synallagmatic-carrier duties to both parties-is the interpretation of the proposed model, the model previously studied by forming an indivisible whole.
In past years the land use was carried from the economic point of view exclusively. It was only appealing the transformation of a given soil area if it met the precise economic characteristics and therefore did profitable. Was a commercial transaction. However, we have seen in a single support leg of the system has resulted in other problems, not just a great stock (pardon the Anglicized) of housing and poor soils and processed, but degradation of the urban scene, ultimately treatment of space as a commodity. Solutions repetitive, abusive, monochrome or just in line with the real needs of their recipients are plentiful in the geography.

And finally, since the issue could be extended too much, it could be argued in defense of the smaller cities, these, when undertaking such an interpretation of urban language, have a greater burden than large cities. This is given for several reasons: the scarcity of resources of all kinds, a strong link to existing city model that is difficult to interpret a new urban language, lack, sometimes, a specific planning model that has resulting in a pastiche of interpretation impossible, the result of the various laws more or less expansive and, finally, a very strong historical component that demands to be treated with special care so that the model represents the entire city and not just an enclosed space and "fencing."
We, therefore, that in the planning phase has to work harder-not merely in economic and urban translate the language we want to talk to, thus intelligible to all recipients that the end of the day, we all are.
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