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IaaC -Institute of Advanced Architecture
of Catalonia
Pujades
81 Pobel Nou, Barcelona
http.//www.coaib.es/taller8
organizzato da:
Association of Architects of Balearic
Islands
in collaborazione con
IaaC -Institute of Advanced Architecture of Catalonia
a cura di:
Manuel Gausa, Federico Climent, José Miguel Iribas, Luis Falcón, Silvia
Banchini, Willy Müller, Alberto Sánchez, Aina Salva
partecipano:
José Luis Mateo, Vicente Guallart, Juan Herreros, Alejandro Zaera
Polo, Farshid Moussavi, Winy Maas, Federico Soriano, Hrvoje Njiric,
Juan Palop, Martí Boada, Antoni Martínez, Josep-Francesc Valls, Javier
Rui-Wamba, Gregory J.Ashworth, Martí Boada, Antoni Martínez, Javier
Obartí, Ferran Porto
The urbanized territory, an opened platform
for the tourist industry nowadays, is simultaneously the result of
a successful combination between an economy of scale and an economy
of agglomeration and capacities.
The first, a generator of the process of production standardization,
is fed by the development of finalized strategies to elevate the efficiency
level in terms of mass tourism technology. The second, meanwhile,
survives thanks to a manifold system of small centres of leisure production
in competition.
These two integrated systems create a combination of scale (administrative
and self-organized) that can assume an attractive fort at an international
level without losing the value of its own local character. Tourism
constitutes as one of the most relevant components to the development
process of the Mediterranean regions, where an increasing attention
to the effects of its organization in the territory is registered
today. At present the sustainability of the tourist activity more
than ever depends on a planning definitively capable of assuming the
variables of each territory, to impel suitable strategies to supply
the specific potentials of each surroundings.
Objectives
The purpose of this workshop is to generate a territorial investigation
that aims for analytical findings from a multidisciplinary discussion
and >to propose multi-scale projects for the island of Mallorca, which
is chosen as case study of this workshop.
Subject of work
The workshop proposes to view the island of Mallorca as a single city
in which the development process follows logics rather than recession
or growth towards inside. The municipalities are part of a system
that needs a general redistribution planning for the supply of qualitative
argument for tourists as much as for the local residences. The different
scales through which the existing projects were developed considering
the tourist patrimony of Mallorca Island as an urban system, and with
Mallorca in relation to the Balearic Islands, and its districts, English,
German, French....
Each team will be touching the parameters of these scales to define
the criterias of intervention and propose concrete schemes of recycling
the insular territory. All work units face key questions to provoke
the reflection and development of different strategies for intervention.
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