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497 A r te / H u m A n id A d es “Use of urban interventions [place-practice] as a discourse for consolidating memory” A case study of Sharjah cricket playgrounds Beatriz Itzel Cruz-Megchun American University of Sharjah, College of Architecture, Arts and Design, United Arab Emirates bcruzmegchun@aus.edu Juan Roldán American University of Sharjah, College of Architecture, Arts and Design, United Arab Emirates jroldan@aus.edu This research discusses how expatriates living in Sharjah intervene with the urban landscape through practices that allow them to take possession of that place-space and use it as a discourse to consolidate their identity. A thorough documentation of the urban sprawl of one of the major arteries of Sharjah was used as a means to collect imagery that portrays the human appreciation of the environment. A design-urban intervention was used as a discursive instrument to entitle us to make visible (and thus tangible) the transition from a simple sign of cultural identity into a memory for a collective society.

“Use of urban interventions [place-practice] as a discourse for consolidating memory”: A case study of Sharjah cricket playgrounds