Rebel bodies rebel cities : case study 1.0 Bhadra fort precincts Ahmedabad

By:

Ciborro, Victor Cano

Contributor(s):

Shah, Mansi

Publication details: CEPT University Press 2022Description: 157pISBN:

9789383184217

DDC classification:

725.180954 CIB

Contents:

Contents Note from publisher Note from studio tutors by Victor Cano Ciborro + Mansi Shah I Pedagogy: content and methodology 11 Studio brief Course structure and content: Three modules Fieldwork and site visit -Why Bhadra precinct? -About the site: Bhadra plaza and its surroundings Constructing methods of representation -Imparting skills: Appreciating spatial Hidden dimensions + Tutorial Reviews and juries II Pedagogy: outputs 33 Module 1: Narrative cartographies 1.1. Micro, temporary and emancipatory economies: Unlicensed vendors at Bhadra plaza 1.2. Domestic cartographies in public realm: Homeless at Bhadra plaza 1.3. Claiming ownership of heritage monuments: Bhadra plaza, king's and queen's tombs as private territories 1.4. From the precinct flow to the revolt of strange details: Buffer areas beyond the hustle and bustle Module 2: Performances 2.1. Making visible occupations 2.2. Sensitive bodies to the context 2.3. Activating places through programs Module 3: Design 3.1. Circuits of micro-finance (vendors) 3.2. Alternatives against the silence (homeless) 3.3. Liminal behaviours: the agency of playing 3.4. Heritage sites: Between the transgression and the sensitivity 3.5. People as infrastructure Exhibition and credits 147 Exhibition Tutors Acknowledgments Copyright

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Contents
Note from publisher
Note from studio tutors
by Victor Cano Ciborro + Mansi Shah
I Pedagogy: content and methodology 11
Studio brief
Course structure and content: Three modules
Fieldwork and site visit
-Why Bhadra precinct?
-About the site: Bhadra plaza and its
surroundings
Constructing methods of representation
-Imparting skills: Appreciating spatial
Hidden dimensions + Tutorial
Reviews and juries
II Pedagogy: outputs 33
Module 1: Narrative cartographies
1.1. Micro, temporary and emancipatory economies: Unlicensed vendors at Bhadra plaza
1.2. Domestic cartographies in public realm: Homeless at Bhadra plaza
1.3. Claiming ownership of heritage monuments: Bhadra plaza, king's and queen's tombs as private territories
1.4. From the precinct flow to the revolt of strange details: Buffer areas beyond the hustle and bustle
Module 2: Performances
2.1. Making visible occupations
2.2. Sensitive bodies to the context
2.3. Activating places through programs
Module 3: Design
3.1. Circuits of micro-finance (vendors)
3.2. Alternatives against the silence (homeless)
3.3. Liminal behaviours: the agency of playing
3.4. Heritage sites: Between the transgression and the sensitivity
3.5. People as infrastructure
Exhibition and credits 147
Exhibition
Tutors
Acknowledgments
Copyright

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