Privacy vs. efficiency: The skip-floor planning in Modern Movement’s collective housing buildings

Within the main strategies of the Modern Movement, a thing that insistently appears is the so-called 'planning in section': housing rooms enclosed in vertically-displaced story buildings. Resorting to Wells Coates' words, the traditional flat apartment has evolved into other models, w...

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Autor principal: Pérez Duarte, Dr. Arq. Fernández Alejandro
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Publicado: Universidad Nacional del Litoral 2012
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apartamento; vivienda; Americanismo; dúplex; sistema 3-2
apartment; Americanism; duplex; 3-2 system; skip-floor
Acceso en línea:https://bibliotecavirtual.unl.edu.ar/publicaciones/index.php/Arquisur/article/view/930
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spelling I26-R133-article-9302021-07-13T11:45:52Z Privacy vs. efficiency: The skip-floor planning in Modern Movement’s collective housing buildings Privacidad vs eficiencia: El desdoblamiento de la superficie interior en los edificios de habitación colectiva en el Movimiento Moderno Pérez Duarte, Dr. Arq. Fernández Alejandro apartamento; vivienda; Americanismo; dúplex; sistema 3-2 apartment; Americanism; duplex; 3-2 system; skip-floor Within the main strategies of the Modern Movement, a thing that insistently appears is the so-called 'planning in section': housing rooms enclosed in vertically-displaced story buildings. Resorting to Wells Coates' words, the traditional flat apartment has evolved into other models, with distinct single-story not flat solutions. Such strategy brought multiple advantages, from higher space efficiency, by reducing the collective flow of people, to the minimization of noise level transmission from between adjacent rooms.The most classic model is likely that of Unité d'Habitation de Marseille (1947-52), by Le Corbusier, but before and after that, several models were built, a lot of them in America, boasting geometries even more intricate and complex.Several of such models are presented, as well as the thought behind them, seeking particularly the ones publicized in reviews, showing a certain common working line in that dates. Dentro de las principales estrategias del Movimiento Moderno, aparece de forma insistente el llamado ‘planeammento en sección’: células habitacionales encajadas dentro de edificios con pisos dislocados en vertical. Utilizando las palabras de Wells Coates, el apartamento tradicional –flat– evolucionó en modelos diferentes, con soluciones de mas de un andar –not flat–. Las ventajas de esta estrategia eran múltiples, desde una mayor eficiencia del espacio al disminuir las circulaciones colectivas, hasta la minimización de la transmisión de ruidos entre apartamentos vecinos.Probablemente el modelo más clásico es el de la Unité d’Habitation de Marseille (1947-52) de Le Corbusier. Sin embargo, antes y después de este, fueron construidos innúmeros ejemplares, particularmente en América, mostrando geometrías aun más intrincadas y complejas.En este artículo de presentan diversos de estos modelos, el pensamiento detrás de estos, colocando particular foco en algunos casos publicados en revistas especializadas de fechas, sugiriendo lo que podria llamarse uma línea de trabajo. Universidad Nacional del Litoral 2012-12-16 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf application/pdf https://bibliotecavirtual.unl.edu.ar/publicaciones/index.php/Arquisur/article/view/930 10.14409/ar.v1i2.930 ARQUISUR Revista; Vol. 2 Núm. 2: ARQUISUR REVISTA (DIC. 2012); 20-35 ARQUISUR Revista; Vol. 2 No. 2: ARQUISUR REVISTA (DIC. 2012); 20-35 ARQUISUR Revista; v. 2 n. 2: ARQUISUR REVISTA (DIC. 2012); 20-35 2250-4206 1853-2365 10.14409/ar.v1i2 spa https://bibliotecavirtual.unl.edu.ar/publicaciones/index.php/Arquisur/article/view/930/1391 https://bibliotecavirtual.unl.edu.ar/publicaciones/index.php/Arquisur/article/view/930/1384
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topic apartamento; vivienda; Americanismo; dúplex; sistema 3-2
apartment; Americanism; duplex; 3-2 system; skip-floor
spellingShingle apartamento; vivienda; Americanismo; dúplex; sistema 3-2
apartment; Americanism; duplex; 3-2 system; skip-floor
Pérez Duarte, Dr. Arq. Fernández Alejandro
Privacy vs. efficiency: The skip-floor planning in Modern Movement’s collective housing buildings
topic_facet apartamento; vivienda; Americanismo; dúplex; sistema 3-2
apartment; Americanism; duplex; 3-2 system; skip-floor
author Pérez Duarte, Dr. Arq. Fernández Alejandro
author_facet Pérez Duarte, Dr. Arq. Fernández Alejandro
author_sort Pérez Duarte, Dr. Arq. Fernández Alejandro
title Privacy vs. efficiency: The skip-floor planning in Modern Movement’s collective housing buildings
title_short Privacy vs. efficiency: The skip-floor planning in Modern Movement’s collective housing buildings
title_full Privacy vs. efficiency: The skip-floor planning in Modern Movement’s collective housing buildings
title_fullStr Privacy vs. efficiency: The skip-floor planning in Modern Movement’s collective housing buildings
title_full_unstemmed Privacy vs. efficiency: The skip-floor planning in Modern Movement’s collective housing buildings
title_sort privacy vs. efficiency: the skip-floor planning in modern movement’s collective housing buildings
description Within the main strategies of the Modern Movement, a thing that insistently appears is the so-called 'planning in section': housing rooms enclosed in vertically-displaced story buildings. Resorting to Wells Coates' words, the traditional flat apartment has evolved into other models, with distinct single-story not flat solutions. Such strategy brought multiple advantages, from higher space efficiency, by reducing the collective flow of people, to the minimization of noise level transmission from between adjacent rooms.The most classic model is likely that of Unité d'Habitation de Marseille (1947-52), by Le Corbusier, but before and after that, several models were built, a lot of them in America, boasting geometries even more intricate and complex.Several of such models are presented, as well as the thought behind them, seeking particularly the ones publicized in reviews, showing a certain common working line in that dates.
publisher Universidad Nacional del Litoral
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url https://bibliotecavirtual.unl.edu.ar/publicaciones/index.php/Arquisur/article/view/930
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