La innovación pendiente en la formación de arquitectos

Teaching is the main intentional process through which the modern society transforms human beings into heirs of its own knowledge. This intention entails a perspective of conceiving the world and the profession lying within. Different ways of being an architect have been “assumed” and the pendant ta...

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Autores principales: Riondet, Esp. Arq. Viviana, Rivoira, Esp. Arq. Alicia
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Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Universidad Nacional del Litoral 2015
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Acceso en línea:https://bibliotecavirtual.unl.edu.ar/publicaciones/index.php/Arquisur/article/view/4942
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Sumario:Teaching is the main intentional process through which the modern society transforms human beings into heirs of its own knowledge. This intention entails a perspective of conceiving the world and the profession lying within. Different ways of being an architect have been “assumed” and the pendant task is the de- construction to understand if they match new sceneries. As habitat builders, we do not mostly get involved in the environmental responsibility which is ours; and we have an ecological debt which is urgent to assume. The environmental degradation and the social imbalance lead us to confirm that we live in an ecological predator model. The immeasurable global problems seem to demand sufficiently enough for the architectural trainers to re-examine their premises, further than mere academic techniques. Professional activity is complex; it poses ethical uncertainties, environmental considerations and political issues. Two not very compatible methodologies: the workshops and the theoretical classes, professionally train an architect. They should both be reviewed in order to verify if we are training suitable professionals to approach the understanding of the complex reality we are living in. Also to deliberate about the most rational ways of intervention in it; therefore challenges such as: ecological catastrophes, urban irrationalities or urgent needs of unprotected masses must be accepted.