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(IN)FORMAL DYNAMICS: MOBILITY INFRASTRUCTURE AND HOUSING 2 International Urban Design Workshop: AA-Uniandes Bogotá, Colombia 27th June to 7th July 2017 Introduction This workshop is the result of an academic collaboration between the Housing & Urbanism Program (H&U) at the Architectural Association Graduate School (AA), the Master of Architecture (MARQ) and the Bogotá Unit of the Department of Architecture at the Universidad de Los Andes. This collaboration is organized as an eleven-day intensive international design workshop in the city of Bogotá from 27th of June to 7th of July. The workshop will focus on real discussions undergoing in Bogotá: (IN)FORMAL DYNAMICS: Mobility infrastructure as the spine of comprehensive urban strategies addressing issues of housing, public space, mixed uses, urban revitalization, among others. In particular, this year the workshop will be focus on working along the infrastructure Transmilenio corridors (strips) in the NQS AV. Area.

Design Workshop: background, structure and objectives Bogotá, an 8 million people city, sets an interesting field for urban design and research. The city has suffered most problems of cities in the developing world such as informal growth, corruption, backwardness in mobility infrastructure, social housing deficit, lack of public space, etc. However, in early 2000`s Bogota undertook innovative urban strategies involving citizen`s culture, new transport systems, public spaces and sanitation programs. Again in 2017, Bogotá is center of the urban debate in Colombia; as massive investments in mobility infrastructure (1st line of Metro, extending Transmilenio BRT), and housing programs (80.000 subsidize new housing units) will be done in the next few years both by local and national government. This juncture sets an invaluable opportunity for architecture and urban design to contribute and take the lead voice in the construction of future Bogotá. Under current situation, the Bogotá international urban design workshop will focus on the place on design and spatial reasoning in addressing the challenges faced by the city on mobility infrastructure and housing provision, but in this year, we want to put a special emphasis in the (in)formal dynamics. In particular, the consideration about massive infrastructure projects and its impact on the surrounded urban areas; as well as the reflection on appropriate spatial approaches to the articulation of the inexorable link of housing (or mixed uses) and the production of the city in the provision of affordable spaces for the people. Two areas will be studied. On the one hand the impact of infrastructures and transmilenio on the urban dynamics along the mobility corridors (NQS). It is interesting to review the neighborhoods and economic activities that are found along this great avenue, as large clusters or monofunctional districts and with very particular social logics. On the other hand, the impact of this Avenue, related to some industrial (some ofthem abandoned) that are loaded with everyday life and collisions between the definition of the formal and the informal. More than 40 students will be mixed and divided in four groups with an average of 3 tutors per group. Rather than a detailed brief, each group will be asked to identify potential drivers of an urban spatial strategy and project in which the architecture or urban project would act as the structuring and anchoring component of such a strategy. The expected outcome will be four distinct spatial approaches, with different urban drivers, different combination of programs and mixes of uses and with different ways of articulating questions of density, typology and/or urban intensification. Urban Design Workshop background The model of the intensive design workshop is one that the H&U program has been using for many years, working in many different cities worldwide. It aims at collaborating with local academic institutions to address challenging urban conditions, often in the context of real plans and projects, and always engaging all the relevant stakeholders, private and public. These workshops are a central part of a pedagogy that attempts not only to expose the students to the pressures, complexities and politics of real projects and plans, but also to expose them to other pedagogic approaches to the urban project as well as other understandings of urbanism itself. Indeed, pedagogy as intense contrasting of pedagogies and conceptual perspectives. The structure and intensity of the workshops provide one model for testing a critical approach to urban conditions. The aim is to explore both the conceptual tolls and the spatial strategies of urban design, investigating how drawing can be a way of thinking rather than just a representation of a condition or of proposals. This means trying to draw the question, to draw ideas for responding, as well as drawing proposals to test the ideas. It means working at many scales in parallel, graphically and conceptually, and testing ideas at all scales. It also means working very fast and effectively in order to be able to contribute something useful in such a short period of research and proposition.

The goal is to make spatial and design proposals that relate to an argument about how to intervene in the urban condition. It is not about finished designs. The scale of this work is neither the architectural project nor the fixed model of master plans. The proposals aim to develop an architectural urbanism to inform methods of intervention in the urban condition, and to debate this with a broad range of stakeholders in the real situation. If these proposals influence public policy and plans or the action of any of the stakeholders, this is a most welcomed outcome, which testifies to the relevance, of what is primarily an academic exercise. SITES:

Fuente: Google Earth 2017

NQS AVENUE

CRONOGRAMA DE TRABAJO JUNIO / JULIO (27 – 07) Lunes Martes Miércoles Jueves

26 LLEGADA DE LOS PROFESORES ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION

27 JUN SESIÓN 001: LANZAMIENTO WORKSHOP: (IN)FORMAL DYNAMICS MOBILITY, INFRASTRUCTURE AND HOUSING ROOM: SD-801

28 JUN SESIÓN 002: INICIO WORKSHOP: (IN)FORMAL DYNAMICS MOBILITY, INFRASTRUCTURE AND HOUSING SALONES: S1-101 / S1-105

29 JUN SESIÓN 003: WORKSHOP: (IN)FORMAL DYNAMICS MOBILITY, INFRASTRUCTURE AND HOUSING SALONES: S1-101 / S1-105

09:00_LLEGADA UNIVERSIDAD DE LOS ANDES 09:30_PRESENTACION DEL WORKSHOP / JORGE FIORI – CARLOS NUÑEZ 10:00_PRESENTACIÓN DE LA SECRETARIA DISTRITAL DE PLANEACIÓN. VISIÓN PLANIFICACIÓN DE BOGOTÁ: NATALIA SILVA / REPRESENTANTE DE LA DIRECCIÓN 10:45_BREAK 11:00_PRESENTACIÓN DE LA VISIÓN FUTURA DE BOGOTÁ: VERÓNICA ARDILA / SECRETARÍA DE PLANIFICACIÓN DE BOGOTÁ 12:00_BREAK ALMUERZO (LIBRE) 14:30_PRESENTATION OF THE BOGOTÁ UNIT: (IN)FORMAL PROFS.: JUANITA FONSECA / GLORIA SERNA / STEFANO ANZELLINI / ADRIANA HURTADO / STUDENTS OF THE BOGOTÁ UNIT (ROOM: T-202) 17:00_FIN DE LA JORNADA

09:30_VISITA A LOS SITIOS DE TRABAJO / SALIDA DESDE LA PLAZA DE BANDERAS, EDIF. ML 13:00_ALMUERZO (LIBRE) 15:30_REUNIÓN EN GRUPOS, PRIMERAS DISCUSIONES / ASIGNACIÓN DE PROFESORES / CONFORMACION DE GRUPOS KIT DE BIENVENIDA: PLANOS, PAPEL MANTEQUILLA 17:30_FIN DE LA JORNADA

09:30_INICIO DE JORNADA / CONFERENCIA: PROF. MARIA CARRIZOSA TITLE: SPACE USE: INTENSITY IN INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS. Exploring tools to study urban informality linking labor studies and spatial research / EDIFICIO S1, SALON S1-101 REVISIONES EN MESA (DESK CRITIC) 13:00_ALMUERZO (LIBRE) 14:30_REVISIONES EN MESA 17:00_FIN DE LA JORNADA

Viernes Sábado Domingo Lunes



02 JUN WORKSHOP: (IN)FORMAL DYNAMICS MOBILITY, INFRASTRUCTURE AND HOUSING


09:30_INICIO DE JORNADA / REVISIONES EN MESA (DESK CRITIC) 13:00_ALMUERZO (LIBRE) 14:30_REVISIONES EN MESA (DESK CRITIC) 17:00_FIN DE LA JORNADA

09:30_INICIO DE JORNADA / PREPARACIÓN PRESENTACIONES 13:00_ALMUERZO (LIBRE) 14:30_PRESENTACIONES (INTERIM PRESENTATIONS) PIN UP 17:00_FIN DE LA JORNADA

09:30_TRABAJO INDIVIDUAL


Martes Miércoles Jueves Viernes

04 JUL SESIÓN 007: WORKSHOP: (IN)FORMAL DYNAMICS MOBILITY, INFRASTRUCTURE AND HOUSING SALONES: S1-101 / S1-105






09:30_INICIO DE JORNADA / PREPARACIÓN PRESENTACIONES FINALES 13:00_ALMUERZO (LIBRE) 14:30_ PREPARACIÓN PRESENTACIONES FINALES 17:00_FIN DE LA JORNADA

10:30_INICIO DE JORNADA / PRESENTACIONES. 2 GRUPOS / PRESENTACIONES DE 20 MINUTOS CADA UNA. 20 MINUTOS DE COMENTARIOS (FEEDBACK) / 13:00_ALMUERZO (LIBRE) 14:30_ CONTINÚA LA JORNADA / PRESENTACIONES. 2 GRUPOS / PRESENTACIONES DE 20 MINUTOS CADA UNA. 20 MINUTOS DE COMENTARIOS (FEEDBACK) / 19:30_SOCIAL EVENT (TO BE CONFIRMED THE PLACE)

Participantes

AA PROFESORES: Jorge Fiori Lawrence Barth Anna Shapiro Elad Eisenstein Dominic Papa Mariana Moro Hugo Serra Francesco Zuddas ESTUDIANTES: 25 estudiantes

UNIANDES PROFESORES: Juanita Fonseca Gloria Serna Daniel Huertas Stefano Anzellini Claudio Rossi INVITADO: Carlos Nuñez ESTUDIANTES: 20 estudiantes

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