Sobre el espacio de juego infantil en la ciudad modernaLady Allen of Hurtwood "versus" Jakoba Mulder

  1. María Cristina García-González 1
  2. Salvador Guerrero 1
  1. 1 Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
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    Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

    Madrid, España

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Journal:
Ciudad y territorio: Estudios territoriales

ISSN: 1133-4762

Year of publication: 2019

Issue: 200

Pages: 311-326

Type: Article

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Abstract

In the Europe of the mid-twentieth century, different ways of dealing with the links between the public place in the modern city and the needs of homo ludens emerged. Among them, we must highlight two complementary proposals: the one carried out by the English landscape artist Lady Allen of Hurtwood in some neighborhoods of London during the postwar years, where she claimed - from the field of social work and of ideas coming from the Danish skrammellegepladen- the space destined to the play as support for the exercise of individual freedom; on the other hand, the initiative proposed by the Dutch urban planner Jakoba Mulder -from the Departmente of Public Works of the Amsterdam City Council- through its interventions in the urban interstices of the city to solve the need for playing spaces in the overpopulated Dutch capital, as well as the incorporation of playful activities in the design of large parks and new urban developments. Both initiatives had different drifts. The paper aims to discover those values that can be reused for the urban spaces destined to the play of the current city. The aim of this paper is to show two cases of study of European interventions that emerged from the feminine to solve the problem of providing spaces for playing in the city from the dialectical relationship established between them in the post-war European city

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