El MCAS presenta su cuarto libro: ReciprociUdad. Design Diplomacy in Seville.

Resultado de los trabajos de investigación presentados en el Seminario Internacional celebrado en el seno del MCAS en enero de 2020.

ReciprociUdad Design Diplomacy in Seville. Carlos Tapia & Alban Mannisi (Editors)

ISBN: 978-84-121493-1-9
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Summary

Acknowledgments

About the authors

Prologue. Alban Mannisi

Introduction. Carlos Tapia

1. Contexts, Reasons, Opportunities: a philosophy of action.

Other Territorialisation Regime. Alban Mannisi

1. ReciprociUdad

The Emaciation of Planning: Dirigisme, May ’68, and Anti-Statism. Tahl Kaminer

Recipro/city: Reciprocal Urbanism. Charles Anderson

Obsolescence of Spanish Postwar Social Housing Estates. Mismatches with Contemporary Needs. Carlos García Vázquez

Inclusiveness, Equality and Equity in the Urban Space. Observations on the city of São Paulo. Manoel Rodrigues Alves, Maíra C. Daitx

Empty house in the historical centre, an opportunity for cooperative interlinking. An example of a scholar approach: workshop «Positive Emptiness Montevideo Ciudad Vieja”. Marta Pelegrín&Fernando Pérez Blanco

2. Diplomacy Design

Architectural DiplomaNcy. Carlos Tapia

For a Sustainable Socialist Architecture. Geraldine Dening, Simon Elmer

Agency in Architecture. A conversation with Tahl Kaminer. Jorge Minguet Medina

3. Seville, Reciprocity

Seville in the face of the metropolitan challenge: from institutional failure to territorial commodification. Pedro Górgolas Martín

Seville Bioregion. Regarding the urban, the rural world and their resources management. José Enrique López-Canti, Félix de la Iglesia Salgado

Spatial data for the design of critical cartographies in the metropolitan area of Seville (Spain). Domingo Sánchez-Fuentes, Emilio J. Mascort-Albea, Blanca del Espino Hidalgo, Francisco M. Hidalgo-Sánchez, Miguel A. Gutiérrez

Tactical Creativity: The Heritage of Coexistence. Julia Rey-Pérez, María Carrascal Pérez, María Prieto Peinado, Macarena Gross Ariza, Paula Fernández San Marcos