Le Corbusier en Weissenhofsiedlung: reflexiones en torno a la ciudad, la arquitectura y el habitar
; Rosado, Jose Luis Otros responsables
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07/2018
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Universidad Nacional de Rosario. Facultad de Arquitectura, Planeamiento y Diseño.
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A&P Continuidad
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2362-6089
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2362-6097
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A 90 años de la Weissenhofsiedlung, aquel icónico barrio y exposición de viviendade 1927, el presente artículo indaga en torno a las ideas y propuestas de dichaexhibición, como también en su rol como nodo clave en la formación del llamadoMovimiento Moderno, en especial en torno al papel desempeñado por Le Corbusier.Nos proponemos revisar el proyecto, el complejo proceso de su gestación,los debates y críticas que suscita tanto al momento de su exposición, comodurante el proceso de transformación que atraviesa el conjunto a través de losaños, y el tratamiento que ha recibido en la historiografía del urbanismo y la arquitectura.Finalmente, reflexionamos sobre su estado actual y sobre las posibleslíneas de fuga que posibilita revisitarlo, en especial como disparador pararepensar nuestras ciudades y arquitecturas contemporáneas.
After 90 years of Weissenhofsiedlung -the iconic neighbourhood and housing exhibition held in 1927- this article proposes to deal with its ideas and proposals as well as its core influence on the shaping of the so-called Modern Movement taking into account the key role played by Le Corbusier. We attempt to review the project, the complex process of its gestation period, the debates and criticisms it raised when it was introduced and throughout the process of transformation that the movement as a whole experienced over the years. We also address the way in which was approached by both urbanism historiography and architecture. Finally, we reflect on its current state and the possible vanishing points that not only enable its reassessment but also serve as a particular means for rethinking our cities and their contemporary architectures.
After 90 years of Weissenhofsiedlung -the iconic neighbourhood and housing exhibition held in 1927- this article proposes to deal with its ideas and proposals as well as its core influence on the shaping of the so-called Modern Movement taking into account the key role played by Le Corbusier. We attempt to review the project, the complex process of its gestation period, the debates and criticisms it raised when it was introduced and throughout the process of transformation that the movement as a whole experienced over the years. We also address the way in which was approached by both urbanism historiography and architecture. Finally, we reflect on its current state and the possible vanishing points that not only enable its reassessment but also serve as a particular means for rethinking our cities and their contemporary architectures.
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