Socializing Architecture: Top-Down / Bottom-Up [9780262545181]
Socializing Architecture: Top-Down / Bottom-Up
[9780262545181]
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テディ・クルスはカリフォルニア大学サンディエゴ校ビジュアル・アーツ学部公共文化・都市化学科教授、UCSDセンター・オン・グローバル・ジャスティスの都市研究ディレクター。
フォナ・フォーマンはカリフォルニア大学サンディエゴ校の政治理論教授で、グローバル・ジャスティス・センターの創設ディレクター。クルスとフォルマンは、サンディエゴにある研究ベースの政治・建築事務所、エストゥディオ・テディ・クルス＋フォナ・フォルマンの代表を務めている。彼らはサンディエゴとティフアナの国境にある移民のための住宅「エル・サントゥアリオ・フロンテラ（国境の聖域）」を設計した。
Contributor(s): Cruz, Teddy (Author) , Forman, Fonna (Author)
ISBN: 9780262545181 MIT Press 2023
Paperback 3.4 cms H x 23.8 cms L x 16.61 cms W (1.26 kgs) 584 pages
Table of Contents:
Introduction: A Critical Spatial Practice at the US-Mexico Border 7
Section I: Essays
1 Conflict is Generative 14
2 Informality is Praxis 22
3 Co-Producing the City with Others 30
4 Where is Our Public Imagination? 44
5 A Practice of Mediation: Top-Down / Bottom-Up 56
Section II: Projects
Clusters:
1 Conflict Urbanizations: Visualizing the Political 68
2 Urbanizations of Adaptation: Cross-Border Migrant Flows 158
3 Immigrant Neighborhoods: Housing Laboratories 216
4 Bottom-Up Public: The Functional Dimension of Participation 352
5 Top-Down Public: Designing Urban Justice 442
6 Decolonizing Knowledge and Democratizing the City: The UCSD Community Stations 494
Notes 575
Image Credits 579
Acknowledgements 581
Colophon 584
Publisher Marketing:
With a focus on deepening inequality across this world, this richly illustrated monograph of social practice in architecture shows how to catalyze productive change in the world's border regions.
Situated at the intersection of architecture, art, public culture, and political theory, Socializing Architecture urges architects and urbanists to intervene in the contested space between public and private interests, to design political and civic processes that mediate top-down and bottom-up urban resources, and to mobilize a new public imagination toward a more just and equitable urbanization. Drawn from decades of lived experience, Teddy Cruz and Fonna Forman engage the San Diego-Tijuana border region as a global laboratory to address the central challenges of urbanization today: deepening social and economic inequality, dramatic migratory shifts, explosive urban informality, climate disruption, the thickening of border walls, and the decline of public thinking.
Socializing Architecture follows Spatializing Justice (Cruz and Forman, 2022). It is organized into two main sections--essays and projects--and continues to build a compelling case for architects and urban designers to do more than design buildings and physical systems. Through analysis and diverse case studies, the authors show architects and urbanists how to alter the exclusionary policies that produce public crisis and instead realize new political and economic strategies that advance a more equitable and convivial architecture.
フォナ・フォーマンはカリフォルニア大学サンディエゴ校の政治理論教授で、グローバル・ジャスティス・センターの創設ディレクター。クルスとフォルマンは、サンディエゴにある研究ベースの政治・建築事務所、エストゥディオ・テディ・クルス＋フォナ・フォルマンの代表を務めている。彼らはサンディエゴとティフアナの国境にある移民のための住宅「エル・サントゥアリオ・フロンテラ（国境の聖域）」を設計した。
Contributor(s): Cruz, Teddy (Author) , Forman, Fonna (Author)
ISBN: 9780262545181 MIT Press 2023
Paperback 3.4 cms H x 23.8 cms L x 16.61 cms W (1.26 kgs) 584 pages
Table of Contents:
Introduction: A Critical Spatial Practice at the US-Mexico Border 7
Section I: Essays
1 Conflict is Generative 14
2 Informality is Praxis 22
3 Co-Producing the City with Others 30
4 Where is Our Public Imagination? 44
5 A Practice of Mediation: Top-Down / Bottom-Up 56
Section II: Projects
Clusters:
1 Conflict Urbanizations: Visualizing the Political 68
2 Urbanizations of Adaptation: Cross-Border Migrant Flows 158
3 Immigrant Neighborhoods: Housing Laboratories 216
4 Bottom-Up Public: The Functional Dimension of Participation 352
5 Top-Down Public: Designing Urban Justice 442
6 Decolonizing Knowledge and Democratizing the City: The UCSD Community Stations 494
Notes 575
Image Credits 579
Acknowledgements 581
Colophon 584
Publisher Marketing:
With a focus on deepening inequality across this world, this richly illustrated monograph of social practice in architecture shows how to catalyze productive change in the world's border regions.
Situated at the intersection of architecture, art, public culture, and political theory, Socializing Architecture urges architects and urbanists to intervene in the contested space between public and private interests, to design political and civic processes that mediate top-down and bottom-up urban resources, and to mobilize a new public imagination toward a more just and equitable urbanization. Drawn from decades of lived experience, Teddy Cruz and Fonna Forman engage the San Diego-Tijuana border region as a global laboratory to address the central challenges of urbanization today: deepening social and economic inequality, dramatic migratory shifts, explosive urban informality, climate disruption, the thickening of border walls, and the decline of public thinking.
Socializing Architecture follows Spatializing Justice (Cruz and Forman, 2022). It is organized into two main sections--essays and projects--and continues to build a compelling case for architects and urban designers to do more than design buildings and physical systems. Through analysis and diverse case studies, the authors show architects and urbanists how to alter the exclusionary policies that produce public crisis and instead realize new political and economic strategies that advance a more equitable and convivial architecture.