Open AccessSome Remarks on Daily Life as a Concept, Context, and Content for New Quality Standard in Architectural Design and Urbanism
Author(s) -
Eva María Álvarez Isidro,
Carlos José Gómez Alfonso
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
loci communes
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2720-6122
DOI - 10.31261/lc.2021.01.07
Subject(s) - urbanism , perspective (graphical) , construct (python library) , context (archaeology) , sociology , point (geometry) , epistemology , content (measure theory) , quality (philosophy) , computer science , architectural engineering , engineering ethics , engineering , mathematics , architecture , artificial intelligence , philosophy , visual arts , geography , art , mathematical analysis , geometry , archaeology , programming language
In this article, we point out the need to base the process of designing buildings and architectural and urban spaces on criteria that take into account the gender perspective. As a conceptual framework for developing such standards serves the methodology proposed by Bernard Tschumi,1 referring to “theory” as a “practice” and the concept of care and corresponding values derived from feminist ethics of care. In his text “Event-Cities 3” (Tschumi, 2005), Tschumi claims that “theory is a practice of concepts.” In the present text, this is particularly understood as a need and way to redefine/re-construct the content...