Las ciudades genéricas chinas y sus futuros urbanos

Autores/as

  • Sunnie Sing-Yeung Lau Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Paula González Martínez

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26754/ojs_zarch/zarch.201319358

Palabras clave:

China, ciudades genéricas, crecimiento urbano, identidad cultural, gran escala

Resumen

A pesar del hecho de que el crecimiento urbano de China ha sido ampliamente estudiado y discutido durante décadas, este texto pretende ofrecer una visión más específica y reciente de la situación actual. Desde las experiencias arquitectónicas de Hong Kong y Mainland, estando completamente involucrados en los casos que vamos a describir a continuación e intentando evitar generalizaciones, nuestra intención es redefinir una realidad reiterada y las implicaciones que puede acarrear en un futuro cercano, teniendo en cuenta dos peligros fundamentales: 1. Las nuevas ciudades se convierten en genéricas sin un adecuado proceso de asimilación que tenga en cuenta el lugar y la identidad cultural; 2. La construcción de un desarrollo a gran escala pierde adaptabilidad para asumir cambios en programas desde hace tiempo obsoletos.

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Biografía del autor/a

Sunnie Sing-Yeung Lau, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Sunnie Sing Yeung LAU. Hong Kong born, US trained architectural designer. Lived and worked in various US, and European cities. She holds a Master degree in Architecture at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Certificate in Urban Design. Prior to her continue research at the MIT, she worked for Morphosis Architects (LA), MVRDV (Rotterdam) and OMA (HK); participated in numerous international competitions, building projects and large-scale urban developments in various countries. Currently, other than working as a practitioner in Hong Kong, she is actively participating in various academic research and building projects; serving as a frequent design guest critic at the Hong Kong University, the Chinese University of Hong Kong and City University.

Paula González Martínez

Paula González receives Architecture training in the Polytechnic School of Architecture in Madrid, Spain in 2007. After graduating with a Master of Architecture degree with an excellence mention she completes an MBA in Real Estate Business Administration (MDI) and joins the ETSAM/HKU PHD program in order to research urban issues in the Asian city. She has worked for international design firms such as OMA, WEST 8 and Atkins before as an architect Herzog and De Meuron. Through her experience on international project design and development, project coordination, administration, and construction coordination she brings a strong technical background and expertise to all projects while thinking of the Asian city as an urban planner and architect.

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Publicado

2013-12-31

Cómo citar

Lau, S. S.-Y., & González Martínez, P. (2013). Las ciudades genéricas chinas y sus futuros urbanos. ZARCH. Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies in Architecture and Urbanism, (1), 60–69. https://doi.org/10.26754/ojs_zarch/zarch.201319358

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