{"id":31279,"date":"2022-03-12T01:17:30","date_gmt":"2022-03-12T00:17:30","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/etsa.udc.es\/web\/?p=31279"},"modified":"2022-03-12T01:17:30","modified_gmt":"2022-03-12T00:17:30","slug":"designing-with-towards-designing-landscapes-where-species-meet","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/etsa.udc.es\/web\/?p=31279","title":{"rendered":"Designing-with\u2019: Towards designing landscapes where species meet."},"content":{"rendered":"\n\n\n
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Designing-with\u2019: Towards designing landscapes where species meet.<\/b><\/em><\/p>\n

Bert de Roo<\/strong><\/p>\n

UNISCAPE online Lecture Series 2022<\/strong>
\u201cWhere Disciplines Meet\u201d<\/i><\/strong>
\u00a015 Marczo 2022, 17:30 (CET)<\/strong><\/p>\n

Este proyecto de investigaci\u00f3n se basa en la creciente comprensi\u00f3n de que los humanos no somos los \u00fanicos que tenemos un punto de vista sobre este planeta. Los animales tambi\u00e9n lo hacen. Desarrollan relaciones significativas con el paisaje que habitan, apoyados en su propia historia, cultura e individualidad. Al igual que en el caso de los humanos, estas relaciones significativas se solidifican en la realidad material: los animales no solo se conectan pasivamente con un mundo ya hecho y exterior, sino que construyen y dan forma activamente a su entorno. Lo hacen en relaci\u00f3n con nosotros y con todas las dem\u00e1s criaturas: la mundanalidad del mundo es siempre un “llegar a ser con”, un logro de m\u00faltiples especies en el que las acciones reverberantes de mir\u00edadas de criaturas dan lugar continuamente al mundo. En esta \u201cherencia biocultural enredada\u201d, el dise\u00f1o tambi\u00e9n es siempre un \u201cdise\u00f1o con\u201d: un proceso multidisciplinario e interdisciplinario de tejer nuevas historias. Para posibilitar este ‘dise\u00f1ar con’, proponemos, en nuestro estudio de caso sobre una propiedad hist\u00f3rica t\u00edpica en Flandes, abordar el sitio hist\u00f3rico no como un elemento f\u00edsico dentro del paisaje, sino como una red M\u00e1s-que-Humana \u00fanica en espacio y hora. Esto tiene dos consecuencias. En primer lugar, la estructura f\u00edsica ya no es objeto de discusi\u00f3n, protecci\u00f3n o dise\u00f1o, sino el producto de esa red de actores. Juntos dan forma a su paisaje. En segundo lugar, si entendemos la red M\u00e1s-que-Humano como \u00fanica en el espacio y el tiempo, exactamente este grupo de actores no existir\u00e1 en esta constelaci\u00f3n en otro lugar o tiempo. Juntos, no solo dan forma al paisaje, sino que tambi\u00e9n son moldeados por \u00e9l. Al interferir y transformar la red de actores (visualizando o fortaleciendo las relaciones existentes, explorando nuevas relaciones o introduciendo nuevos actores) exploramos las consecuencias de nuestra propuesta y desarrollamos nuevos m\u00e9todos de dise\u00f1o interdisciplinarios en la frontera del dise\u00f1o digital, el dise\u00f1o del paisaje y el dise\u00f1o de interiores para remodelar el paisaje juntos. Reg\u00edstrese con anticipaci\u00f3n para esta conferencia\u00a0Despu\u00e9s de registrarse, recibir\u00e1 un correo electr\u00f3nico de confirmaci\u00f3n con informaci\u00f3n sobre c\u00f3mo unirse a la conferencia en Zoom.<\/p>\n

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Designing-with\u2019: Towards designing landscapes where species meet.<\/b><\/em><\/p>\n

Speaker:\u00a0Bert de Roo<\/strong>, University of applied sciences and arts Ghent \u2013 HOGENT & Howest, Belgium
Respondent:\u00a0Andrea Gammon<\/strong>, TU Delft, The Nederlands

UNISCAPE online Lecture Series 2022<\/strong>
\u201cWhere Disciplines Meet\u201d<\/i><\/strong>
2nd Lecture: Tuesday 15\u00a0March, 17:30\u00a0(CET)<\/strong>

This research project takes its cue from the growing realization that we humans are not the only ones with a point of view on this planet. Animals do too. They develop meaningful relationships with the landscape they inhabit, scaffolded by their own history, culture and individuality. Just like is the case with humans, these meaningful relationships congeal into material reality: animals do not only connect passively with a world ready-made and out there, but actively build and shape their environment. They do so in relation to us and all other creatures: the worlding of the world is always a \u2018becoming-with\u2019, a multispecies achievement in which the reverberating actions of myriads of creatures continuously give rise to the world.
In this \u2018entangled biocultural inheritance\u2019, designing as well is always a \u2018designing-with\u2019: a multispecies, interdisciplinary process of weaving new stories. To enable this \u2018designing-with\u2019 we propose, in our case study on a typical historical estate in Flanders, to approach the historical site not as a physical element within the landscape, but as a More-than-Human network unique in space and time. This has two consequences. Firstly the physical structure is no longer the object of discussion, protection or design, but the product of that network of actors. Together they shape their landscape. Secondly, if we understand the More-than-Human network as unique in space and time \u2013 exactly this group of actors will not exist in this constellation in another place or time. Together they not only shape the landscape but are shaped by it as well. By interfering in and transforming the network of actors (visualizing or strengthening existing relationships, exploring new relationships or introducing new actors) we explore the consequences of our proposal and develop new interdisciplinary design methods on the boundary of digital design, landscape design and interior design to reshape the landscape together.<\/p>\n

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