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Felipe Miño

https://www.primitivoestudio.org

Umag, Croatia
Architect Universidad Talca, Chile , Master in Urban Regeneration and social innovation by Università IUAV, Venice. From 2015 to 2018 worked as a professor at the University of Talca's school of architecture. He collaborated for the Chilean national pavilion for the Biennale di Venezia 2016. From 2013 to date he collaborates in “del territorio al detalle” outstanding web-digital at the architecture and urbanism biennial of Chile (2019). In 2014 founded the Think-Thank Primitivo.

Call for ideas 2021

Zambrattia Playcourt


Play space as a social activator

Zambrattia Playcourt


Play space as a social activator
The richness of a territory and its ability to renew itself by activating its own spaces in order to constitute itself as its challengers and resources.
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Type of project
  • Site-specific cases

Apply logic of spatial regeneration, which sees unused spaces as potential, resources with the ability to renew themselves, appropriate not only in contexts of urban degrowth but also in situations of growth, in the pursuit of an alternative valid to apply to our cities in the search of sustainable development. Within this theoretical framework, Zambrattia Playcourt is a small scale urban regeneration project sefl managed which explore a directly impacts in a specific territory and its actors, in a tangible and intangible way. For this reason, the necessary resources have been set in motion to bring a disused infrastructure back to life of the city through the shared management of various territorial actors, the work of co-desing and co-planning with the community, the search for funds and resources to finance the construction of the proposal trying to promote a cultural change towards the collective and the possibility that the spaces have to iterate through adaptive reuse.



Ex Zambrattia Bocce Court, the disused infrastructure.

Resulting image from co-design process with the community.

Zambrattia playcourt, project visualization.

Fundraising process.

Isometric project view

Zambrattia Playcourt


Play space as a social activator

Zambrattia Playcourt


Play space as a social activator
The richness of a territory and its ability to renew itself by activating its own spaces in order to constitute itself as its challengers and resources.
File under
Type of project
  • Site-specific cases

Apply logic of spatial regeneration, which sees unused spaces as potential, resources with the ability to renew themselves, appropriate not only in contexts of urban degrowth but also in situations of growth, in the pursuit of an alternative valid to apply to our cities in the search of sustainable development. Within this theoretical framework, Zambrattia Playcourt is a small scale urban regeneration project sefl managed which explore a directly impacts in a specific territory and its actors, in a tangible and intangible way. For this reason, the necessary resources have been set in motion to bring a disused infrastructure back to life of the city through the shared management of various territorial actors, the work of co-desing and co-planning with the community, the search for funds and resources to finance the construction of the proposal trying to promote a cultural change towards the collective and the possibility that the spaces have to iterate through adaptive reuse.



Ex Zambrattia Bocce Court, the disused infrastructure.

Resulting image from co-design process with the community.

Zambrattia playcourt, project visualization.

Fundraising process.

Isometric project view


Idea by

Felipe Miño
Umag
Croatia
Architect Universidad Talca, Chile , Master in Urban Regeneration and social innovation by Università IUAV, Venice. From 2015 to 2018 worked as a professor at the University of Talca's school of architecture. He collaborated for the Chilean national pavilion for the Biennale di Venezia 2016. From 2013 to date he collaborates in “del territorio al detalle” outstanding web-digital at the architecture and urbanism biennial of Chile (2019). In 2014 founded the Think-Thank Primitivo.