Landscape resonance: natural-artificial reciprocities learnt from architecture
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5821/jida.2023.12302Keywords:
landscape design, bioprocess, resonance, Osgood technique, responsive architectureAbstract
Design with a resounding way of being in the world through a Design Unit at the University of Alicante that anchors its exercises at the hinterland that surrounds our cities; try to evaluable and compare it. These are the main goals of the learning process that this paper explains. To do this, the Design Unit works from how a Buddhist community understand the landscape; from lessons about the animist and the vibrant; and from lessons on kinetic architecture. The Osgood technique is used so that the students make their own assessment of the experience. The system works as a questionnaire on concepts (theoretical dimensions, transversal competencies, scope of the method) in which to choose a suitable position from 1 to 7. Three of the concepts are selected to generate a visual model at the digital representational space Rhinoceros that allows a certain emphasis or discourse about the results.
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