Idea by
n'UNDO
n'UNDO
Call for ideas 2016
Nothing is more
Nothing is more
-The aim of architecture is to improve people’s lives and emphasize territory with it’s presence.
-To face up the over-exploitation and territorial deterioration, a way of acting it is proposed: no construction, reuse, minimization and dismantlement.
-Architecture and urban planning do not only imply building, but also repair and recovery.
-All territory is landscape and must be valued and respected since it is fundamental for development of life.
-All intervention must be reached through consensus under social, environmental, economic, cultural and ethical criteria.
-The critique of pernicious performances in territory is needed for promoting debate and reaction.
-Many of the elements that pollutes the territory are reversible, can be minimized, reused or dismantled; actions that have to be developed from the architectonic discipline.
-It is possible to build more and better from reduction. The subtraction and renouncement are alternatives of pertinent interventions.
Nothing is more
Nothing is more
-The aim of architecture is to improve people’s lives and emphasize territory with it’s presence.
-To face up the over-exploitation and territorial deterioration, a way of acting it is proposed: no construction, reuse, minimization and dismantlement.
-Architecture and urban planning do not only imply building, but also repair and recovery.
-All territory is landscape and must be valued and respected since it is fundamental for development of life.
-All intervention must be reached through consensus under social, environmental, economic, cultural and ethical criteria.
-The critique of pernicious performances in territory is needed for promoting debate and reaction.
-Many of the elements that pollutes the territory are reversible, can be minimized, reused or dismantled; actions that have to be developed from the architectonic discipline.
-It is possible to build more and better from reduction. The subtraction and renouncement are alternatives of pertinent interventions.