From sensitive communion: for a planning of sociabilities and urban affections

Authors

  • Rita Gonçalo Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro

Keywords:

planning, sociabilities, difference

Abstract

This text proposes a reflection on the importance of perceiving the urban space in its multiple intersections and modes of appropriation by different publics and identities, which allows the criticism of rationalist urbanism as a zoning model based on a normative reference. The alternative is planning to discuss projects that enable the realization of collective spaces and less segregated, so that the municipal administrations create scenarios that allow a more egalitarian and plural use of the urban scene, considering the diversity of groups in their different ways of appropriating and inhabiting the city.

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JACOBS, Jane. Morte e vida de grandes cidades. São Paulo: Martins Fonte, 2003 [1961].

FRIEDMANN, John. Planning in the public domain: from knowledge to action. Princeton/NJ: Princeton University Press, 1987.

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Published

2018-12-22

How to Cite

Gonçalo, R. (2018). From sensitive communion: for a planning of sociabilities and urban affections. Interdisciplinary Journal of Applied Science, 3(6), 2–4. Retrieved from https://sou.ucs.br/revistas/index.php/ricaucs/article/view/64

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 6 (2018): Interdisciplinary Journal of Applied Science

Section

Short Communications

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