Noviembre 2010
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Prólogo - La sociedad del espectáculo - 3º Ed.... →
Nov 30
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“The point of cities is multiplicity of choice.”
– Jane Jacobs - The death and the life of Great American Cities, 1961 /via: alebenevides : descriptivasurbanas
Nov 29
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Nov 25
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This is the video for “The Suburbs” by Arcade Fire, directed by Spike Jonze. The video beautifully shows the externalities of the myth of ‘safe, exclusive and predictable’ American suburbs: violence, isolation and messed up childhoods. /via: citybreaths : humanscalecities
Nov 24
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Building Audiences, Not Architects Or Buildings
“It is through crowds, groups and assemblies of minds of all kinds -specialist, technical, or professional; public, private or in-between; interested, disinterested, even accidental- that architectural ideas and agendas live and evolve as part of our world, in a capacity that allows ideas to genuinely change that world. If such conditions don’t exist, ideas are locked away -concealed...
Nov 23
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Nov 18
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Nov 18
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Nov 18
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Nov 17
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“The urban is, therefore, pure form; a place of encounter, assembly,...”
– - Henri Lefebvre /via: shriyashriyashriya : wildcat2030)
Nov 17
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Consultoría artesana en red » 30 libros para... →
Nov 17
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Visualization for analysis and for synthesis
Notes from ramonsanguesa: Lev Manovich, the leader of the Software Studies group at calit2, uploaded an interesting discussion entitled “What is Visualization?” where he presents visualization in historical perspective. I’d say that he presents “visualization from data” in historical perspective. He analyzes the history of graphs to represent data and he identifies reduction and space as the...
Nov 17
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Nov 17
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3Cs: Counter-Cartographies Collective →
Mapping and cartography for us are ways of thinking and tackling the spaces we inhabit and creating territories of transformation and mutual aid. Saying we are mapmakers is to say that we take a different approach to thinking community, activism, work, friendship and struggle by focusing on space.
Nov 16
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“El médico que sólo de medicina sabe, ni medicina sabe.”
– Francisco Coca Pastor, médico. Citado por @preescolar, su nieta. En realidad sirve como reflexión para cualquier tipo de experto, por ejemplo: el arquitecto que sólo de arquitectura sabe, ni arquitectura sabe.
Nov 16
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“Geographers cannot remain neutral. But they can strive towards scientific rigor,...”
– David Harvey, “On the History and Present Condition of Geography: A Historical Materialist Manifesto,” The Professional Geographer 36(1), 1984 /via newleft
Nov 16
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Nov 15
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Steven Johnson: Where good ideas come from
Nov 15
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Nov 15
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The Situationist International Text Library/Theory... →
Tomado de @j_echarte de la conversación en el chat de Urban Social Design
Nov 15
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How Can Social Networks Ever Become Complex? →
What is the appropriateness to focus on the mechanisms related to the creation of scale-free and other complex networks?  Josep M. Pujol, Andreas Flache, Jordi Delgado and Ramon Sanguesa: “How Can Social Networks Ever Become Complex?”
Nov 15
Networks, chaos and innovation
“No medium in the history of communications has transformed itself with such blistering speed. But the pattern of an open, densely connected network leading to breakthrough innovation turns out to have deep roots — roots that extend back to the beginnings of human civilization. The computer scientist Christopher Langton observed several decades ago that innovative systems have a...
Nov 15
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What challenges does enterprise 2.0 face now?
3 challenges for enterprise 2.0 now that it’s gone mainstream: Tying Enterprise 2.0 to Business Processes, or Creating New Processes for the Social Enterprise Reducing Rather Than Contributing to Information Overload Integrating Applications /via transnets
Nov 15
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Emily Pilloton: Teaching design for change
/via: I don’t remember, sorry Ramon Sangüesa
Nov 9
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“All arts, architecture and theory will have to be transformed to a series of...”
– Twitter / aristide @antonas
Nov 9
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“[Process or culture?] Process, rather than culture, is increasingly seen as the...”
– The End of the Culture 2.0 Crusade? | Enterprise Social Software Blog | Socialtext (via transnets)
Nov 9
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“To Architects, once construction is finished, the building is finished. To me,...”
– Yona Friedman /via giulianopastorelli
Nov 5
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“Architecture differs significantly from other art forms in that the final...”
– fantastic journal: fables of the reconstruction  /via aggregat456
Nov 4
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Nov 3
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John Cage: some rules for students and teachers
RULE ONE: Find a place you trust, and then try trusting it for awhile. RULE TWO: General duties of a student - pull everything out of your teacher; pull everything out of your fellow students. RULE THREE: General duties of a teacher - pull everything out of your students. RULE FOUR: Consider everything an experiment. RULE FIVE: be self-disciplined - this means finding someone wise or smart and...
Nov 1
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David Harvey- A Talk on Marx’s Method (filmed at UC Berkeley) /via: newleft
Nov 1
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“I was never interested in Facebook or MySpace because they feel like malls to...”
– Science-fiction novelist William Gibson - New York (October 11, 2010)
Nov 1