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structure (chapter 2: short term, open and inclusive, illegal Tactical…
structure
chapter 2: short term, open and inclusive, illegal Tactical urbanism - when for acting directly and in a spotaneous way bypassing the law is the only way
The city and the public realm – Introducing guerrilla gardening to the city scope
art scene and participatory/interactive/provocative projects ex with jeremy deller who reimagin possibilities of public space through his work. and theaster gates who expand his potter practice from a wheel to a house, a neighbourhood and a city by learning regulations and zooning and trying things out with what he had in front of him (Gates, T. (2015). How to revive a neighborhood: with imagination, beauty and art. [video] Available at: https://www.ted.com/playlists/326/how_to_revive_a_city). repurposing derelict houses and bigger buildings into culture and community centre hosts. sanctum performance venue bristol. collaborative and participatory practice.
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power of experimenting, going local, small low cost to see what can work and what doesn't before investing time and money on a longer term intervention. example of intervention/temporary design working in some cities (park(ing) day in SF but not in ... city.the importance of a unique context, local history and histories and more importantly the singularity of the group of people living in this place with various need, wants and attachment/bond with the built environment.
the goal is not to open doors to anarchy and do 'what you want' because it would be naive to think that all intentions are positively thought and all results are good to see. This openness and freedom is a controversial point in the debate. Bristol council and its supportive street art culture is now considering structuring regulation to separate tagging judged gradating and graffiti considered as artistic and community assets. (BBC News, 2015)
chapter 3: Short term, co-ordinated, legal Tactical urbanism
The social role of architects – Tactical urbanism at a legally structured level. Assemble
Bernard Rudofsky, architecture without architects
margaret crawford everyday urbanism; can architect be held responsible
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collective praticising tactical/alternative/co-designed/community centred and humane design. ex of assemble
intro
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Long term, co-ordinated, progressive
Tactical urbanism on the long term – city councils adopting Tactical urbanism principles to build the future of cities
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demonstrations around the world- cities and public spaces as occupied places to reclaim legitimacy and democratic power to their representatives as well as demonstrating a real want for radical change
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