Participatory design of a public space in the historic center of Seville.

Since the 1990s, the northern part of the historic city of Sevilla has been transformed into a laboratory for social innovation in terms of emerging urban planning, resistance to gentrification, and social production of down-to-top managed public spaces (Barber et al., 2006). The debate on the publi...

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Autores principales: Palero, Juan Santiago, Jerez, Esteban de Manuel
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Facultad de Arquitectura, Urbanismo y Diseño 2022
Materias:
Participatory design
social production of habitat
neighborhoods in transition
public space
participatory action research
Diseño participativo
producción social del hábitat
barrios en transición
espacio público
investigación
acción participativa
Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/pensu/article/view/34786
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social production of habitat
neighborhoods in transition
public space
participatory action research
Diseño participativo
producción social del hábitat
barrios en transición
espacio público
investigación
acción participativa
spellingShingle Participatory design
social production of habitat
neighborhoods in transition
public space
participatory action research
Diseño participativo
producción social del hábitat
barrios en transición
espacio público
investigación
acción participativa
Palero, Juan Santiago
Jerez, Esteban de Manuel
Participatory design of a public space in the historic center of Seville.
topic_facet Participatory design
social production of habitat
neighborhoods in transition
public space
participatory action research
Diseño participativo
producción social del hábitat
barrios en transición
espacio público
investigación
acción participativa
author Palero, Juan Santiago
Jerez, Esteban de Manuel
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Jerez, Esteban de Manuel
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title Participatory design of a public space in the historic center of Seville.
title_short Participatory design of a public space in the historic center of Seville.
title_full Participatory design of a public space in the historic center of Seville.
title_fullStr Participatory design of a public space in the historic center of Seville.
title_full_unstemmed Participatory design of a public space in the historic center of Seville.
title_sort participatory design of a public space in the historic center of seville.
description Since the 1990s, the northern part of the historic city of Sevilla has been transformed into a laboratory for social innovation in terms of emerging urban planning, resistance to gentrification, and social production of down-to-top managed public spaces (Barber et al., 2006). The debate on the public use of a plot, on which neighborhood initiative calls for a "Green Lung" for the quarter, represents the last instance of a long series of experiences referred to emerging urbanism. This article reviews the participatory process initiated by an active group of citizens, in collaboration with a participatory action research team of the University of Sevilla, of which authors take part, to generate a green public space on a plot of the northern part of the city. Initially, the city council intended to build a housing complex, when neighborhood mobilization began, the authorities promised to carry out a participatory process to discuss the fate of the site. The collaboration between neighbors and technicians allows the building of the base of the triangle of social management of habitat (Ortiz Flores, 2007; Romero, 2008; de Manuel Jerez, 2010); and after agreeing on synergistic satisfiers (Max-Neef et al., 1986), the group proposes a participatory design methodology to neighbors and local authorities. To conclude, this article discusses advantages of active participation of neighbors in design compared to other merely consultative approaches to participatory design.
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spelling I10-R371-article-347862022-06-13T15:53:40Z Participatory design of a public space in the historic center of Seville. Diseño participativo de un espacio público en el casco histórico de Sevilla. Palero, Juan Santiago Jerez, Esteban de Manuel Participatory design social production of habitat neighborhoods in transition public space participatory action research Diseño participativo producción social del hábitat barrios en transición espacio público investigación acción participativa Since the 1990s, the northern part of the historic city of Sevilla has been transformed into a laboratory for social innovation in terms of emerging urban planning, resistance to gentrification, and social production of down-to-top managed public spaces (Barber et al., 2006). The debate on the public use of a plot, on which neighborhood initiative calls for a "Green Lung" for the quarter, represents the last instance of a long series of experiences referred to emerging urbanism. This article reviews the participatory process initiated by an active group of citizens, in collaboration with a participatory action research team of the University of Sevilla, of which authors take part, to generate a green public space on a plot of the northern part of the city. Initially, the city council intended to build a housing complex, when neighborhood mobilization began, the authorities promised to carry out a participatory process to discuss the fate of the site. The collaboration between neighbors and technicians allows the building of the base of the triangle of social management of habitat (Ortiz Flores, 2007; Romero, 2008; de Manuel Jerez, 2010); and after agreeing on synergistic satisfiers (Max-Neef et al., 1986), the group proposes a participatory design methodology to neighbors and local authorities. To conclude, this article discusses advantages of active participation of neighbors in design compared to other merely consultative approaches to participatory design. Desde los años noventa del pasado siglo, el casco norte de la ciudad histórica de Sevilla, se transformó en un laboratorio de innovación social en materia de urbanismo emergente, resistencia a la gentrificación y producción social de espacios públicos autogestionados (Barber et al., 2006). La disputa por el uso público de un solar, sobre el que la iniciativa vecinal reclama la creación de un “Pulmón Verde” para el barrio, es el último eslabón de una larga cadena de experiencias innovadoras de urbanismo emergente. Este trabajo registra el avance del proceso participativo impulsado por un grupo motor ciudadano, en colaboración con un equipo de investigación acción participativa de la Universidad de Sevilla, del que los autores forman parte, para generar un espacio público verde en un solar del casco norte. Inicialmente, el ayuntamiento pretendía construir viviendas, ante la movilización vecinal, se comprometió a incorporar la participación de los vecinos en la decisión sobre el destino del solar. A partir de la colaboración técnico-vecinal se construye la base del triángulo de la gestión social del hábitat (Ortiz Flores, 2007; Romero, 2008; de Manuel Jerez, 2010); se proponen satisfactores sinérgicos (Max-Neef et al., 1986); y se elabora una dinámica lúdica de diseño participativo para presentar a la administración municipal y al vecindario. Para concluir, este trabajo extrae algunas reflexiones sobre las ventajas de la participación activa de los vecinos en el proceso de diseño frente a otras concepciones meramente consultivas del diseño participativo. Facultad de Arquitectura, Urbanismo y Diseño 2022-06-13 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf text/html application/epub+zip https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/pensu/article/view/34786 10.59047/2469.0724.v8.n8.34786 PENSUM; Vol. 8 Núm. 8 (2022); 72-95 2469-0724 10.59047/2469.0724.v8.n8 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/pensu/article/view/34786/37761 https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/pensu/article/view/34786/37762 https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/pensu/article/view/34786/37763 Derechos de autor 2022 Juan Santiago Palero https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0

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