Walking to Begin: Enric Miralles’ Working Process

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Spellman, Catherine [author.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, January 17, 2020.Description: 2276 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Enric Miralles talked a lot about the beginning of a project. How to begin, where to begin, and what to begin with? These are complex and important questions to discuss, because a project’s beginning will determine its direction. There are many productive ways to begin a project and each implies a certain process of working.

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Architect (9) ,
Essay (535) ,
Fluidity (8) ,
Immateriality (6) ,
Knowledge (78) ,
Learning (14) ,
Memory (15) ,
Open conversation (13) ,
Territory&Mobility (84) ,
Educational (59)

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Catherine Spellman, Conversations and Allusions: Enric Miralles, Essay, expanding design practices, No Density, Territory and mobility

Architect, Architectural explorations, Architecture, Built landscape, Circulation, Collective Awareness, Creativity, Cultural agitator, Design process, Design strategies, Drawing tool, Educational, Essay, Fluidity, Immateriality, Knowledge, Learning, Memory, Open conversation, Territory&Mobility, Walking

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Enric Miralles talked a lot about the beginning of a project. How to begin, where to begin, and what to begin with? These are complex and important questions to discuss, because a project’s beginning will determine its direction. There are many productive ways to begin a project and each implies a certain process of working.

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