Design for Resilient Communities - Proceedings of the UIA World Congress of Architects Copenhagen 2023
Design for Resilient Communities - Proceedings of the UIA World Congress of Architects Copenhagen 2023
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弹性社区设计 - 2023 年哥本哈根 UIA 世界建筑师大会论文集
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10.1007/978-3-031-36640-6_26
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2023
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Davidová M
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建筑性能的系统方法（SAAP）将生态系统视为一个超越人类的社区，并寻求其协同作用。它集成了面向系统的设计（SOD）及其工具gigamapping方法，用于人类之间的多利益相关者和多学科共同创造，一个“现实生活中的协同设计实验室”，拥有超过人类的利益相关者和反思。它们出现在反馈循环中。SAAP专注于城市环境中超过人类的可食用和可居住景观及其社会和生成议程。因此，它正在使用诸如昆虫旅馆等原型城市干预措施、其DIY食谱和移动的应用程序等工具，以引入一种超越人类的经济，将干预措施、其DIY食谱和超越人类的社会参与联系起来。因此，社区成员可以因复制昆虫旅馆的DIY食谱而获得报酬，昆虫也可以因其生态系统性能而获得报酬，例如授粉。人工智能正被用来识别这种表现，以关联价值。这应该会产生后人类世的弹性社区，在那里人类和非人类协同合作。我们都依赖于整个生态系统。然而，最近的经济模式和我们的城市环境并没有反映这一点。因此，我们正面临着人类世灭绝，当然，这对人类也是毁灭性的。本文主要反映了一个正在进行的项目COLife。
The Systemic Approach to Architectural Performance (SAAP) looks at an ecosystem as a more-than-human community and searches for its synergy. It integrates Systems Oriented Design (SOD) and its tool gigamapping methodology for multi-stakeholders and multidisciplinary cocreation amongst humans, a ‘real-life codesign laboratory’ with more-than-human stakeholders and reflection. These appear in feedback loops. SAAP focuses on more-than-human edible and habitable landscapes in urban environments and their social and generative agendas. Therefore, it is using tools such as prototypical urban interventions such as insect hotels, their DIY recipes and mobile applications to introduce a more-than-human economy, bridging the interventions, their DIY recipes and more-than-human social engagement. Therefore, a community member can be paid for reproducing a DIY recipe of an insect hotel, as well as the insect can be paid for its ecosystemic performance, such as pollination. Artificial intelligence is being used to recognise such performance for associating value. This should generate resilient communities of Post-Anthropocene where humans and nonhumans coperform in synergy. We are all dependent on the overall ecosystem. However, recent economic models and our urban environments do not reflect it. Therefore, we are facing Anthropocene Extinction which is, of course, also destructive to humans. This paper mainly reflects on an ongoing project COLife.