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• W816850929 abstract "This research intensifies a inclusive gaze on the architectural program and their combinations. The program as a material that is able to produce a more active and connected architecture. To ask more about the effects than the supports, with the same attitude as in the cinema we asked about the movie and not about the screen. Design the events and the moments. The acts and their relations. The program as a matter that manages the architecture like connector between our actions and ambitions and the world we inhabit. The program to overcome the stable and absorb the worrisome. To overcome the object and integrate the unlikely. Programmatic interdependence's between stable spatial structures linked with the blurred boundaries of human activities. The juxtapositions as a connection material that synchronize the contemporary man dynamics with its existing context. Build stories and moments. Working with the apparent invisibility of uses. With the transparency of life and the intangibility of relationships. This research intended to stop talking for a moment's space to discuss about the program. Or talk about space from another perspective, from the angle of the actions. Not from any human actions but the actions that occur in the architectural supports. Approaching the spaces through events. The look on the informal program interdependencies evidence sets, by reflecting on the differences between the physical limits of spatial structures and boundaries -much more diffuse and fluid- from human activities. The juxtapositions with their interdependencies, emphasize the value of the effectiveness of the actions of those above formal order configurations, generating appropriate relationships that weave a complex net of truly contemporary urban dynamics.&#x0D; Combinations and programmatic juxtapositions stimulate simultaneously all relational capacity of the project. A relationship that bind to the contemporary world of information constantly overlapping. The malleability of the program optimizes the relationship of human actions with the physical matter of the project.&#x0D; This research aims to ultimately give the program the prestige that belongs as project material. And detecting the potential of incorporating this material, evidencing the ability of this relational and effectiveness of the interaction between events and spaces. Ultimately, to continue supporting the events in a juxtaposition world. Esta investigación fuerza una mirada incluyente sobre el programa arquitectónico y sus combinaciones. El programa como material capaz de producir una arquitectura más activa y más conectada. Para preguntarnos más sobre los efectos que sobre los soportes, con la misma actitud que en el cine nos preguntamos sobre la película y no sobre la pantalla. Para proyectar los acontecimientos y los momentos, los hechos y sus relaciones. El programa como material que gestiona la arquitectura como conector entre nuestras acciones y ambiciones&#x0D; y el mundo que habitamos. El programa para superar lo estable y absorber lo inquietante. Para superar el objeto e integrar lo improbable. Para disponer las interdependencias programáticas entre estructuras espaciales estables interrelacionadas con los límites difusos de las&#x0D; actividades humanas. Las yuxtaposiciones como material de relación que sincroniza las dinámicas del hombre contemporáneo&#x0D; con su contexto existente. Construir historias y momentos. Trabajar con la aparente invisibilidad de los usos. Con la transparencia de la vida y con la intangibilidad de las relaciones." @default.
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• W816850929 title "El acontecimiento en un mundo como yuxtaposición. Relaciones programáticas, situaciones y reacciones" @default.
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