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==L’architecture de survie (une philosophie de la pauvreté) - Yona Friedman== | ==L’architecture de survie (une philosophie de la pauvreté) - Yona Friedman== | ||
"Who has the right to decide, and the power of agency over architecture? How to ensure this right to those to whom it belongs? How to do it in a world that is heading towards increasing poverty? How to survive in such a world?" | "Who has the right to decide, and the power of agency over architecture? <br> How to ensure this right to those to whom it belongs? <br>How to do it in a world that is heading towards increasing poverty?<br> How to survive in such a world?" | ||
[[File:746.jpg]]<br><br> | [[File:746.jpg]]<br><br> | ||
Year:1978 | Year: 1978 | ||
The commission for designing David d’Angers High School enabled Friedman to verify his ideas for self-planning by a group of future users.<br> In different stages and by a set of rules the users decided on the lay-out of the building.<br><br> | The commission for designing David d’Angers High School enabled Friedman to verify his ideas for self-planning by a group of future users.<br> In different stages and by a set of rules the users decided on the lay-out of the building.<br><br> | ||
The complete diagram | The complete diagram | ||
Themes: | Themes: | ||
<br>- | <br>- Self-planning | ||
<br>- principles Mobile Architecture | <br>- principles of Mobile Architecture | ||
<br>- | <br>- Urban networks | ||
==The Funambulist magazine== | ==The Funambulist magazine== | ||
Revision as of 18:44, 28 September 2020
L’architecture de survie (une philosophie de la pauvreté) - Yona Friedman
"Who has the right to decide, and the power of agency over architecture?
How to ensure this right to those to whom it belongs?
How to do it in a world that is heading towards increasing poverty?
How to survive in such a world?"
Year: 1978
The commission for designing David d’Angers High School enabled Friedman to verify his ideas for self-planning by a group of future users.
In different stages and by a set of rules the users decided on the lay-out of the building.
The complete diagram
Themes:
- Self-planning
- principles of Mobile Architecture
- Urban networks
The Funambulist magazine
- Weaponized infrastructures
- Insurgent architecture
- Architecture and colonialism