Social projectual evolution of common spaces in the social housing

Evolutionary, morphological and design analysis of the landscape for study of new interventions

Abstract

The research proposes the evolutionary, morphological and design analysis of the landscape in the common spaces of high density social housing complexes, considering the social and cultural component as a modifier of space. It stars by understanding the landscape as the result of the interaction of different components, both tangible (the green or non green materials used to shape it, the type of chosen design, their morphological characteristics, the applied technologies) and intangible (its history, from its planning to the social events of wich it was a scene, the intrinsic relationship with those who inhabit the landscape) all situations that position the user as a modifier of space, where they give meaning to it through their experience.