Alejandro Aravena: My architectural philosophy? Bring the community into the process
亞歷山大.阿拉維那: 我的建築哲學?就是把群眾帶進來參與建造過程!
Alejandro Aravena works inside paradoxes, seeing space and flexibility in public housing, clarity in economic scarcity, and the keys to rebuilding in the causes of natural disasters. He Full bio
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都市化挑戰講起,
都市是事實,
這是個好消息。
是比較好過日子的,
「3S威脅」的麻煩:
資金的短缺(scarcity)」,
respond to this phenomenon
people living in cities today,
人口住在城市裡面,
之下的生活水準;
將有超過50億的人口
be under the line of poverty.
之下的生活水準。
will stop coming to cities.
進到城市來,
會來到,
或城市外緣的貧民窟裡,
本身的答案,
question we were asked
可能就在
做的事情,
100個家庭,
非法霸佔在
in the north of Chile
美金的補助,
in the best of the cases,
大概是40平方米大。
取得成本,
通常所能承擔的
各種限制的過程中
參與式的設計過程,
available there in the market.
所能買到的房子,
The only way to accommodate all of them
唯一可以容納他們的辦法
將要進行絕食,
make the tiny apartments
使窄小的公寓變大,
做出的結論,
not our conclusion —
這很重要,
就是我們有麻煩了,
半間的好房子呢?
半間房子,
我們該蓋哪半間?
to do with public money
be able to do individually.
的那半間,
難蓋的那半間,
families to do two things:
做兩件事情:
之間的作品,
擠到了房子邊緣,
network and their jobs,
人際網絡和工作,
would begin right away.
立刻啟動。
社會住宅,
by families themselves
只花幾個禮拜
最新的案子,
trying to give an answer
一個答案,
資金的短缺,
people per week equation
自己力量來建造,
100萬人口的公式。
也許將不再是問題,
的解決辦法。
可以增進永續性,
UC創新中心的競標,
face-to-face contact,
面對面接觸,
而我們也同意。
of the right environment
「合適的環境」
合適的溫度、
building look, typically?
看起來像什麼?
pipes, wires, everything,
線路等等一切,
溫室效應,
through the third floor,
那層樓的人
we have to turn this scheme
表皮給內外翻轉過來,
而是一片牆,
開放的中庭,
其他人正在幹什麼,
來控制光線,
雜物、牆壁,
戶外空間,
primitive common sense,
基本常識,
4萬瓦特。
to share is how design
對抗自然災害。
2010年智利被
以及海嘯侵襲,
「孔斯蒂圖西翁」的重建,
也就是3個月內,
保護該城市
來說是首見的,
air a couple of alternatives.
馬上就能想到,
徵收土地上,
討論的東西,
discussed in Japan nowadays,
守紀律的人民,
occupied illegally anyhow,
被人非法佔據,
unrealistic and undesirable.
、也不受歡迎。
建造高大的牆壁。
浪潮的能量,
大建設公司來進行遊說,
dollars in contracts,
美金的合約,
受喜愛的,
不負責任的作為。
參與式設計步驟。
What kind of city do you want?
哪一種城市是你所要的?
森林裡嗎?
混凝土的護堤呢?
「孔斯蒂圖西翁」的人,
that I cannot keep on living here?
我不能繼續居住在這裡了嗎?
raise their children here.
在這裡撫育他們的小孩、
and everyone else will.
也會這樣做,
不..不..不!(握緊拳頭)
我不曉得你們是否
肢體語言分辨出來,
the-future-of-the-city
讓我們一起來想像吧!」
一個錯誤的問題
就很清楚的,
閃人了,
著你們嗎?」、
care of now that the city
未來的海嘯是好事,
against future tsunamis,
is going to come in, what, 20 years?
是發生在20年之後嗎?
森林地區的中央,
爛透了,
我們的特色,
建築物有關聯,
開放給大家使用的,
私人持有的,
to produce a third alternative,
提出第三個方案,
against geographical threats,
對付地理的威脅,
的能量,
逐漸消耗它,
歷史性包袱作為代價,
的結論,
還有社會上被認可,
系統裡面
were three ministries
the exact same place,
of the other projects.
計畫的存在,
不行的資源
而是協調。
節省400萬美元,
that is why the forest
轉換成形式,
或是木料,
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Alejandro Aravena - Urban architectAlejandro Aravena works inside paradoxes, seeing space and flexibility in public housing, clarity in economic scarcity, and the keys to rebuilding in the causes of natural disasters. He
Why you should listen
Throughout his career, Alejandro Aravena has grappled with what he calls the “double condition of cities.” Attracting people, knowledge, development and opportunities on one hand, the Chilean architect says cities also concentrate and magnify social pressures.
Through Elemental, the firm he founded in 1994, Aravena has devoted as much time to the design of iconic structures like the San Joaquin Universidad Catolica's “Siamese Towers” and Santiago’s Metropolitan Park as he has to the design of flexible and beautiful low-cost housing for low-income families. The firm's work is not just about buildings, but about shaping lives.
Aravena is the winner of the 2016 Pritzker Prize.
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