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EIGHT INTERNATIONAL SPACE SYNTAX SYMPOSIUM PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA DE CHILE. Order & Disorder in Brasilia & Chandigarh Frederico de Holanda Valério Medeiros Santiago – Chile 3dr-6th January, 2012. Introduction - contents.
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EIGHT INTERNATIONAL SPACE SYNTAX SYMPOSIUMPONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA DE CHILE Order & Disorder in Brasilia & Chandigarh Frederico de Holanda Valério Medeiros Santiago – Chile 3dr-6th January, 2012
Introduction - contents • Brasilia and Chandigarh differ in the domains global and local • Their global order • Their local order • The cities as they exist today • Focus on the founding nuclei
Overview atthe global scale Chandigarh: whole axial map
Overview atthe global scale Chandigarh: structuralaxes’ map
Overview atthe global scale PilotPlan: whole axial map
Overview atthe global scale PilotPlan: structuralaxes’ map
The cities’ parts Chandigarh Brasilia
The cities’ parts Chandigarh Brasilia
The cities’ parts Chandigarh Brasilia
The cities’ parts Chandigarh Brasilia Thedifference in legibility (senseofplace) is clear
The cities’ parts Chandigarh Brasilia Typicalviewof a housing sector fromoutside
The cities’ parts Chandigarh Brasilia Typicalviewof a housing sector frominside
The cities’ parts Order in Chandigarh’s central sector: well-definedpublicplazas (but in introvertedschemes)
The cities’ parts Disorder in superblocks’ road patterns in Brasilia (labyrinthine schemes)
The cities’ parts Disorder in superblocks’ road patterns in Brasilia (labyrinthine schemes)
Conclusion • Promenade architecturale is a myth, not a reality, in Chandigarh • Redundancy and fragmentation are dominant themes • Differentiations obtain in Brasilia, despite its “baroqueism” • Chandigarh is highly redundant at the global level • Brasilia is highly informative at the global level • Fissures of order happen in Chandigarh at the local level • Fissuresof disorder happen in Brasilia at the local level
THANK YOU Frederico de Holanda fredholanda44@gmail.com htpp://www.fredericodeholanda.com.br Valério Medeiros medeiros.valerio@uol.com.br