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ivana ivin

santiago, Chile
1995: born in Zagreb 2000-2005: school in Buenos Aires, Argentina 2013-2014: high school in Santiago, Chile since 2018 media correspondent for HRT, Croatia 2018: Erasmus TUBerlin 2019: Media coordinator at Pontificia Universidad Catoilca 2020: magister in architecture-Pontificia Universidad Catoilca, Chile Currently working in Zagreb

Call for ideas 2021

AppSCAPES


URBAN EFFECTS OF DIGITAL TRADE

AppSCAPES


URBAN EFFECTS OF DIGITAL TRADE
What happens when people use mobile applications for delivery instead of using the city themselves?
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  • Systemic changes

For delivery-app users, public space is no longer the place of commerce nether of consumption. Its use is a waste of time (which the platform sells). Curiously, the same activities that originally united people in cities, today allow isolation. What once was the best part of life, today is illusory upgraded and rationalized. On one hand delivery backpack volume is growing on the streets, on the other departments are getting smaller. Home service is obsolete, one worker is just in the place where you need it. The currency is not only money, but data. This way propaganda can easily find the precise consumer. Immigrant workers use the streets that the citizens pay for. Restaurants convert to black-kitchens. Architecture doesn’t need to gather nor attract the public for consumption.
Considering this, future is now! To emphasize these changes, I propose 3 rather catastrophic projects which respond to 3 different scenarios that could affect the app: economic, material and social growth.


When optimizing man productivity (economic growth) architecture converts to a machine-cell tool

Materializing the app robotizes delivery, to which architecture has to adapt.

For better socializing of both the consumer (local chilean citizen) and the delivery immigrant worker (educated Venezuelan professional) they are distanced.

On site interviews. Workers use the public spaces and restaurants instead of the consumers. Santiago, Chile. 2020.

On site interviews. Hired models shop so the Venezuelan workers don’t enter the commerces. Santiago, Chile. 2020

AppSCAPES


URBAN EFFECTS OF DIGITAL TRADE

AppSCAPES


URBAN EFFECTS OF DIGITAL TRADE
What happens when people use mobile applications for delivery instead of using the city themselves?
File under
Type of project
  • Systemic changes

For delivery-app users, public space is no longer the place of commerce nether of consumption. Its use is a waste of time (which the platform sells). Curiously, the same activities that originally united people in cities, today allow isolation. What once was the best part of life, today is illusory upgraded and rationalized. On one hand delivery backpack volume is growing on the streets, on the other departments are getting smaller. Home service is obsolete, one worker is just in the place where you need it. The currency is not only money, but data. This way propaganda can easily find the precise consumer. Immigrant workers use the streets that the citizens pay for. Restaurants convert to black-kitchens. Architecture doesn’t need to gather nor attract the public for consumption.
Considering this, future is now! To emphasize these changes, I propose 3 rather catastrophic projects which respond to 3 different scenarios that could affect the app: economic, material and social growth.


When optimizing man productivity (economic growth) architecture converts to a machine-cell tool

Materializing the app robotizes delivery, to which architecture has to adapt.

For better socializing of both the consumer (local chilean citizen) and the delivery immigrant worker (educated Venezuelan professional) they are distanced.

On site interviews. Workers use the public spaces and restaurants instead of the consumers. Santiago, Chile. 2020.

On site interviews. Hired models shop so the Venezuelan workers don’t enter the commerces. Santiago, Chile. 2020


Idea by

ivana ivin
santiago
Chile
1995: born in Zagreb 2000-2005: school in Buenos Aires, Argentina 2013-2014: high school in Santiago, Chile since 2018 media correspondent for HRT, Croatia 2018: Erasmus TUBerlin 2019: Media coordinator at Pontificia Universidad Catoilca 2020: magister in architecture-Pontificia Universidad Catoilca, Chile Currently working in Zagreb