Un manifiesto de infraestructuras leves
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infraestructura
manifiesto
diseño urbano
experimentación
solidaridad activa
no violencia
invención

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Trujillo Torres, S. (2020). Un manifiesto de infraestructuras leves. Dearq, 1(28), 18–33. https://doi.org/10.18389/dearq28.2020.03

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A partir de una serie de resultados prácticos —proyectos de diseño e investigación urbana—, este artículo expone varias reflexiones metodológicas y propuestas disciplinares en colación a referentes que van construyendo de modo paulatino un marco teórico para cada una de las temáticas. Empieza con la justificación del formato del manifiesto y su relación con el método práctico empleado, continúa con las definiciones iniciales de infraestructuras y sus connotaciones políticas, para luego establecer el problema (la violencia estructural) y sugerir alternativas preliminares (la solidaridad activa). Seguidamente, se consolida la propuesta metodológica de infraestructuras leves y su relación con la no violencia, para concluir en un llamado a la invención disciplinar.

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