Intersections

1. Research in architecture, design, city and territory. Between scales, agencies and territories in Latin America.- Section I: HERITAGE TURNS, CULTURES ANDMICRO-HISTORIES IN THE DISCIPLINARY DISCUSSION AND PROJECT PRACTICES.- 2. Landscape and artifice. The natural context as a discursive strategy of contemporary Chilean architecture.- 3.Memory as a territory in dispute: tension between urban heritage and neoliberal urban development from the memory site Venda Sexy.- 4. Folk art and university extension: some categories in tension during the 1960s in Chile.- 5. Antarctic architecture a contemporary heritage: Analysis of the architecture and life at the Eduardo Frei Montalva Antarctic Air Base, 1969-2022.- Section II: SUSTAINABLE LANDSCAPES, RESILIENCE AND REGENERATIVE CULTURES: EMERGING APPROACHES TO THE CLIMATE AND ECOLOGICAL CRISIS.- 6. Regenerative understanding of place for urban-rural contexts in Mexico. Methodological proposal.- 7. The environmental observatory for mining projects: a system for the analysis of public environmental management information.- 8. Huasco wetland observatory. Promoting the environmental and cultural values of urban coastal wetlands in the Atacama Desert.- 9. Evaluation criteria for resilient civic design for response capacity in residential communities affected by the San Ramón fault, in Santiago de Chile.- 10. Adaptability of architectural forms for irregular buildings in the flood-prone coastal zone of Laguna Verde, Valparaíso.- Section III: RIGHT TO HOUSING, TO THE CITY AND SERVICES: ALTERNATIVES FOR TERRITORIAL INCLUSION AND SOCIAL INTEGRATION.- 11. Nutritious cities: an exploration of food environments in five Mexican cities.- 12. PICTOS: A service focused on cognitive accessibility for navigation and evaluation of services in Chile.- 13.Walking in deprived neighborhoods: understanding the role of the built environment.- 14. Separate and unequal childhoods: residential segregation and neighborhood inequalities of children in Chile.- Section IV: GENDER FOCUS AND ETHICS OF CARE: NEW DISCIPLINARY AND PROJECTUAL PERSPECTIVES IN DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM.- 15. Public health as public space: feminist design for spaces of care, encounter and collaboration between State and Citizenship around wellbeing.- 16. Sensing the City. Co-designing urban space with deaf children and their caregivers.- 17. Openly caring: integration of sustainability and inclusion in urban education.- 18. Urban proximity: a methodological approach from a gender perspective.- 19. House on kings road: the house of Pauline Gibling Schindler.- Section V: PROCESSES, TECHNOLOGIES AND NEW MATERIALS: CREATION OF POSSIBLE FUTURES, SPECULATIVE DESIGN, NEW AESTHETIC UNIVERSES, NEW ECOSYSTEMIC RELATIONS.- 20. Metaversal Space: Methodology for the definition of space in the Metaverse.- 21. New landscape and emerging dynamics of interaction between users and the urban space produced by digital delivery platforms.- 22. Interdisciplinary implementation of the national rural development policy in local and regional strategic planning instruments in Chile.- 23. New biobased materials: Exploratory analysis of the actors developing new biobased materials in Chile.- 24.Multidisciplinary approach for the development of materials from the byproduct of the opening of the cashew nut in Vichada.- Section VI: TERRITORIES, INTERMEDIATE CITIES AND PEOPLE IN MOVEMENT.- 25. Characterization for the management of urban parks and green areas of mid-sized cities.- 26. The scales of vulnerability. Mobility and accessibility of the vulnerable active population in Santiago de Chile.- 27.The construction of a segregated metropolis: urban segregation and natural preexistences in the Metropolitan Area of Concepción.- 28.Community knowledge in action: participatory design for the transformation of the cashew value chain in the Vichada region, Colombia.- Section VII: CRITICAL METHODOLOGY, PROJECT AND DIDACTICS OF RESEARCH IN ARCHITECTURE, DESIGN, CITY AND TERRITORY.- 29. Narratives as a research technique to understand urban nature production.- 30. Photoethnography as a research methodology for manifestations in public space in times of revolt.- 31. Playability, democracy and design: experience of designing popular educational materials about the proposal of Constitution in Chile.- 32. Urban events as strategies for creation and re-creation of the city: the Pan American Games of Santiago 2023 and Barranquilla 2027.- Section VIII: PERCEPTIONS, EMOTIONS AND IMAGINARIES IN ARCHITECTURE, DESIGN, CITY AND TERRITORY.- 33.Narratives and public discourses of the right to the City. A review from the press to the bicentennial bridge conflict. Concepción, Chile 2010-2020.- 34. The projected city. Urban analysis from historical cartography. Temuco 1888 -1919.- 35. Affective frameworks, or the construction of a Place in the housing complexes in Providencia carried out by Luciano Kulczewski.- 36.Stereotypes and gender roles in Unidad Independencia through Nacho López's photographic archive.- 37.BRAT'YA. The architecture of Dostoyevsky.- Section IX: CULTURES AND AESTHETICS OF THE PUBLIC: DISCUSSIONS AND ALTERNATIVE PARADIGMS IN LATIN AMERICA.- 38.The public and the community in tension in Self-Built urban spaces: the case of the "Operation Site" settlements in Santiago de Chile.- 39.Beginnings of standardization in educational architecture. Forms of expansion of the republican state in La Araucanía.- Section X: PANDEMIC AND POST-PANDEMIC: CHALLENGES FOR ARCHITECTURE, DESIGN, THE CITY AND THE TERRITORY.- 40.(Non) proximate Cities, lessons from the pandemic.- 41.Exploring Architecture as an exit device in times of crisis.- 42.Urban microbiome: architecture and microbiology for a healthy built environment.