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Partecipazione al convegno: WORLD MULTIDISCIPLINARY CIVIL ENGINEERING-ARCHITECTURE-URBAN PLANNING SYMPOSIUM (WMCAUS) 2021, 30 August–5 September 2021, Prague, Czech Republic
ABSTRACT_Increasingly in recent years, different disciplinary knowledge has sought to overcome the traditional dichotomy between the natural sciences and the humanities, i.e., between a method based on “explaining”, that seek random connections and universal and necessary laws in accordance with a nomothetic arrangement, and a method based on “understanding” and in particular on empathic understanding – Einfühlung – in its various articulations, developed within the hermeneutical philosophical tradition and upon the idiographic nature of observation. In the last years, architecture has also opened up new perspectives in order to provide the designer with a better understanding of “who we are and how we actually engage the world”, as Harry Francis Mallgrave writes in his recent book (2018). Long before the Sars-Cov-2 pandemic crisis forced us to stop, leading us to think more about the spaces of our daily lives and their direct influence on the well-being (or malaise) of our bodies, some factors have contributed to what has been defined as an "emotional turn" or an "affective turn": they include the progress made by the neurosciences (particularly, the discovery of Mirror Neurons System), the resumption of phenomenological themes with the development of the “new phenomenology” and of atmospherological aesthetics, and, closely related to these, the rediscovery of empathy as a fundamental fact of human nature and perhaps the chief way in which understanding is organized in the consciousness of human action. Starting from the salient developments of embodied cognition since the 1980’s, this essay will underline an idea of architecture as a “shared continuum” between the human and the natural, that is between nature and culture, body and mind, self and world, to regain in architectural design a dimension linked - in the phenomenological tradition - to the living body, in which the rediscovery of empathy becomes the possibility to articulate an understanding of space that hinges upon feeling and human action.
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Relazione tenuta il giorno 04-10-2020 nell'ambito del Programma "Archifest. Abitare il mondo altrimenti" - Talks "Illuminare Michelucci per vedere la città", presso il MARS Spazio Michelucci, Colle Val d'Elsa (FI).
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E34aivCm0lk
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[1] Insieme a Cliomedia Public History, all’Istituto D.M. Turoldo e al Politecnico di Torino, Dipartimento di Architettura e Design per conto del quale le scriventi sono le responsabili scientifiche, hanno collaborato al progetto: il Centro di Documentazione Storica ed Ecomuseo della Circoscrizione 5; l’Associazione Manal Insieme per l’Integrazione Onlus; la Casa di Quartiere Vallette. Per approfondimenti, cfr. https://www.quiabito.it/

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La lezione di Jorge Lobos si inserisce nel ciclo dedicato alla parola ‘plurilinguismo’ nell’ambito dell’iniziativa del Macro dedicata al Vocabolario del Contemporaneo. La serie di lezioni organizzata da Cristina Marras e Maria Eugenia Cadeddu (CNR-ILIESI) ha come principale obiettivo quello di esplorare, in modo divulgativo, le possibili declinazioni del termine 'plurilinguismo' in più contesti tematici e secondo differenti prospettive disciplinari.
Jorge Lobos, Università di Sassari
Il linguaggio dell’architettura culturale. Un passo necessario per un’architettura dei diritti umani
Giovedi 24 ottobre h:16.00
Stanza delle parole, Macro Asilo, via Nizza 38, Roma
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L'intervento presentato al 6° International Multidisciplinary Scientific Conference on Social Sciences & Arts, SGEM 2019, Vienna 11-14 April, Sessione tematica su "Architecture and Design", si è focalizzato sull'importanza dei contenuti sociali nel processo progettuale.
Starting from the words of Ludovico Quaroni (as architect and educator), the paper aims to highlight the importance of social content for the purpose of good planning and architecture. With reference to the Vitruvian triad - utilitas, firmitas, venustas – Quaroni insists on the necessary integration of the three components, clearly stressing how, in the education process, it is fundamental to start from the social question - what he defines as "content" or "structure of the contents" of the design – and not from abstract reasons that ignore the real conditioning to which an architectural work must respond.
We share the statement of Quaroni: specially today in which the design process increasingly emergs from below, the content-social question appears fundamental, in the participation and (sometimes) co-creating of the communities involved.
Keywords:social content, community, commons, convivium, design education
