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espanolEste articulo muestra algunos resultados de mi tesis doctoral, cuya fuente documental es la contenida en el Proyecto La ciudad viva (LCV), iniciado en 2008 por la Junta de Andalucia con el proposito de revisar las disfunciones de la ciudad contemporanea y aportar soluciones, logrando ser el canal de reflexion y participacion mas utilizado en nuestro pais y en el ambito urbanistico durante anos. La hipotesis defiende que las multiples voces y perspectivas contenidas en LCV, descubren nuevas logicas urbanas que necesitamos explorar si queremos un futuro diferente. Para lo cual, y tras analizar y relacionar los contenidos (generados en la ultima decada por corresponsales repartidos por el todo el mundo), se identifican una serie de ZONAS que, mediante una serie de RELATOS literarios, hacen referencia a sus numerosas fuentes multidisciplinares, y son: Zona 1. Generacion rotonda. La crisis de la habitabilidad contemporanea. Zona 2. Flânerie es femenino. Caminar por la ciudad con perspectiva de genero. Zona 3. Periferias. La intervencion publica en los barrios europeos de vivienda social. Zona 4. Derecho a techo. Alternativas habitacionales. Los relatos, que observan y analizan “la ciudad heredada”, terminan en “itinerarios hacia un urbanismo emergente” que localizan propuestas con nuevos instrumentos para “la ciudad por hacer”. EnglishThis article shows some results of my doctoral thesis. The documentary source is included in the "The living city" Project (TLC), started in 2008 by the Andalusian Government to revise the dysfunctions of the contemporary city and provide solutions. It became the most used rethinking and participation channel in our country and in the urban environment for years. The hypothesis advocates that the multiple voices and perspectives included in TLC discover new urban logics that we need to explore if we desire a different future. To achieve that goal and after analyzing and linking the contents (many articles and posts generated during the last decade by different people from all over the world), several AREAS are being identified and, through several literary STORIES, they refer to many multidisciplinar sources. These areas are: Area 1. Roundabout generation, the crisis of contemporary habitability. Area 2. Flânerie is feminine, a pedestrian city with a gender perspective. Area 3. Peripheries, the public intervention in European social housing neighborhoods. Area 4. Right to housing; housing alternatives. Stories, that observe and analyze "the inherited city", end up in “itineraries "towards an emerging urban planning", that locate through diagrams and proposals, new tools and applications for "the to be done city".

Hacia un urbanismo emergente: La ciudad viva