Entre cursos de um arroio : cartografia urbana em devir terceira paisagem

Abstract

The third landscape is a concept developed by Gilles Clément in his Manifesto (2004) and is linked to the functioning of biological action in territories that are constituted in a fragmented way. The aim is to investigate the meanings and potentialities of contemporary urban landscapes linked to a becoming third landscape. The cartographic method, permeated by the philosophy of difference, supports the investigation and unfolds in an urban cartography in the old course of Arroio Santa Bárbara, located in Pelotas/RS. A watercourse that had its waters diverted and its body grounded. Among the procedures are the logbook, the walking practices that give rise to an urban pathography on the old Arroio route, theoretical review and the historical review of the research context. The residual spaces found in this experience configure the research cutout and act as territories of the contemporary city. By approaching notions of landscape; the concepts of terrain vague, abandonment and multi-territoriality; the records of the experience practiced; and the creation of photographic collections, there is the production of narrative maps. Through the agencies, six photographic collections are created: walls and the becoming third landscape; stationary; animalistic; residual city abandonments; ruins; and there is landscape in the cracks?. The research contributes to the study and analysis of urban landscapes with the clues: Between practiced landscapes and multi-territorialities; For a pedagogy of the landscape; and Urban pathography and the apprehension of emerging landscapes. Gaps are opened for other interpretations of reality through an approach to the landscape experienced as an existential body and territory