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Starting from France in 2005, many other countries have experienced violent phenomena against com.. more Starting from France in 2005, many other countries have experienced violent phenomena against common goods that, moving from the suburbia, also involved the centres.
Different interpretations of those phenomena have been reported by different experts, nevertheless architects and professors of architecture seem to be blind and deaf and persist in promoting the worse examples of experimentations, in search of a “futuristic” built environment, “expression of contemporary society”.
Do the spirit and the sense of place influence the quality of life of inhabitants? Is it possible to find any relationship between the reactionary behaviour of inhabitants of the so-called French banlieuse and the lack of sense of place?
It is undeniable that the irreverence and vandalism of the suburbs – forgotten and ignored by centres of power – are the natural answer of those who find themselves as invisible. The vandalistic acts against other people’s or public property, are the expression of suppressed bitterness of individuals, vented against something they do not feel as their own, but identified as a symbol of that power forcing them to live in that way!
Differently from what happens in depersonalized places, if cities, buildings and houses stimulate the sense of belonging, inhabitants are proud and respectful of them!
Having been involved for more than 20 years in the didactics of many different schools of architecture, both Italian and foreign, I can honestly recognize that something has to be changed! Instead of encouraging the students to emulate star-architects – disrespectfully of places and humans – We need to put aside ideology and bring the students to the real world of practice and of the real problems of cities and buildings.
As practical examples of what “respect of local identities” means for me, I am proud to show here three different projects, for three different places, made by my students of the UND. Indeed, the difference among languages and characters of these projects, and the consensus they locally received, is the demonstration that it is not the “style” of the architect that is important for the inhabitants, but the respect of sense of place and local identity… i.e. the sense of belonging!
Different interpretations of those phenomena have been reported by different experts, nevertheless architects and professors of architecture seem to be blind and deaf and persist in promoting the worse examples of experimentations, in search of a “futuristic” built environment, “expression of contemporary society”.
Do the spirit and the sense of place influence the quality of life of inhabitants? Is it possible to find any relationship between the reactionary behaviour of inhabitants of the so-called French banlieuse and the lack of sense of place?
It is undeniable that the irreverence and vandalism of the suburbs – forgotten and ignored by centres of power – are the natural answer of those who find themselves as invisible. The vandalistic acts against other people’s or public property, are the expression of suppressed bitterness of individuals, vented against something they do not feel as their own, but identified as a symbol of that power forcing them to live in that way!
Differently from what happens in depersonalized places, if cities, buildings and houses stimulate the sense of belonging, inhabitants are proud and respectful of them!
Having been involved for more than 20 years in the didactics of many different schools of architecture, both Italian and foreign, I can honestly recognize that something has to be changed! Instead of encouraging the students to emulate star-architects – disrespectfully of places and humans – We need to put aside ideology and bring the students to the real world of practice and of the real problems of cities and buildings.
As practical examples of what “respect of local identities” means for me, I am proud to show here three different projects, for three different places, made by my students of the UND. Indeed, the difference among languages and characters of these projects, and the consensus they locally received, is the demonstration that it is not the “style” of the architect that is important for the inhabitants, but the respect of sense of place and local identity… i.e. the sense of belonging!
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Starting from France in 2005, many other countries have experienced violent phenomena against com.. more Starting from France in 2005, many other countries have experienced violent phenomena against common goods that, moving from the suburbia, also involved the centres.
Different interpretations of those phenomena have been reported by different experts, nevertheless architects and professors of architecture seem to be blind and deaf and persist in promoting the worse examples of experimentations, in search of a “futuristic” built environment, “expression of contemporary society”.
Do the spirit and the sense of place influence the quality of life of inhabitants? Is it possible to find any relationship between the reactionary behaviour of inhabitants of the so-called French banlieuse and the lack of sense of place?
It is undeniable that the irreverence and vandalism of the suburbs – forgotten and ignored by centres of power – are the natural answer of those who find themselves as invisible. The vandalistic acts against other people’s or public property, are the expression of suppressed bitterness of individuals, vented against something they do not feel as their own, but identified as a symbol of that power forcing them to live in that way!
Differently from what happens in depersonalized places, if cities, buildings and houses stimulate the sense of belonging, inhabitants are proud and respectful of them!
Having been involved for more than 20 years in the didactics of many different schools of architecture, both Italian and foreign, I can honestly recognize that something has to be changed! Instead of encouraging the students to emulate star-architects – disrespectfully of places and humans – We need to put aside ideology and bring the students to the real world of practice and of the real problems of cities and buildings.
As practical examples of what “respect of local identities” means for me, I am proud to show here three different projects, for three different places, made by my students of the UND. Indeed, the difference among languages and characters of these projects, and the consensus they locally received, is the demonstration that it is not the “style” of the architect that is important for the inhabitants, but the respect of sense of place and local identity… i.e. the sense of belonging!
Different interpretations of those phenomena have been reported by different experts, nevertheless architects and professors of architecture seem to be blind and deaf and persist in promoting the worse examples of experimentations, in search of a “futuristic” built environment, “expression of contemporary society”.
Do the spirit and the sense of place influence the quality of life of inhabitants? Is it possible to find any relationship between the reactionary behaviour of inhabitants of the so-called French banlieuse and the lack of sense of place?
It is undeniable that the irreverence and vandalism of the suburbs – forgotten and ignored by centres of power – are the natural answer of those who find themselves as invisible. The vandalistic acts against other people’s or public property, are the expression of suppressed bitterness of individuals, vented against something they do not feel as their own, but identified as a symbol of that power forcing them to live in that way!
Differently from what happens in depersonalized places, if cities, buildings and houses stimulate the sense of belonging, inhabitants are proud and respectful of them!
Having been involved for more than 20 years in the didactics of many different schools of architecture, both Italian and foreign, I can honestly recognize that something has to be changed! Instead of encouraging the students to emulate star-architects – disrespectfully of places and humans – We need to put aside ideology and bring the students to the real world of practice and of the real problems of cities and buildings.
As practical examples of what “respect of local identities” means for me, I am proud to show here three different projects, for three different places, made by my students of the UND. Indeed, the difference among languages and characters of these projects, and the consensus they locally received, is the demonstration that it is not the “style” of the architect that is important for the inhabitants, but the respect of sense of place and local identity… i.e. the sense of belonging!
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