2015
DOI: 10.4067/s0717-69962015000300009
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Hacia la producción de bienes comunes del diseño: Una cuestión de escala y reconfiguración

Abstract: Although new methods of collaborative production might seem to anticipate a communal era in architecture, Harvey argues that commonality strategies that work in small organizations cannot be reproduced in other scales. With this warning as starting point, this article asks for the alternatives of commonality in architecture in its various levels, ranging from object design to urban planning.

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“…Frequently, the architect acts as an intermediary between the desires, resources, as well as life patterns of the inhabitants, and the way in which these things occur in space and in time. The architect brings their expert knowledge, which interprets a series of immaterial demands in terms of spatial, material and symbolic culture [56]. For this reason, production must be reduced to the essential minimum in terms of achieving the maximum potential.…”
Section: More Empty Space After Disposing Of Unnecessary Obstaclesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Frequently, the architect acts as an intermediary between the desires, resources, as well as life patterns of the inhabitants, and the way in which these things occur in space and in time. The architect brings their expert knowledge, which interprets a series of immaterial demands in terms of spatial, material and symbolic culture [56]. For this reason, production must be reduced to the essential minimum in terms of achieving the maximum potential.…”
Section: More Empty Space After Disposing Of Unnecessary Obstaclesmentioning
confidence: 99%