Del  jardín a la infraestructura verde: La arquitectura del paisaje como soporte para la sustentabilidad y resiliencia del territorio

Osvaldo Moreno

Authors

Osvaldo Moreno Escuela de Arquitectura. Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0366-5430

Keywords:

architecture, green infrastructure, resilience, adaptability

Abstract

Landscape architecture has a long history related to the planning and design of open spaces on an urban and territorial scale, integrating the ecological and cultural dimension that combines both a physical approach to the patterns and tangible components that are recognized in a given context, as well as a phenomenological approach to the processes that define the structure, functionality and change in the landscape. Based on the historical review of cases, the analysis of the international experience of the last decades and the evidence that the specialized literature offers, it is possible to argue that in the current scenarios of disturbances and vulnerabilities derived from urban expansion processes, climate change and disasters, landscape architecture can be understood as a multidisciplinary platform that articulates various fields of knowledge necessary to recognize, plan and design infrastructural systems for the resilience of territories and communities.

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Author Biography

Osvaldo Moreno , Escuela de Arquitectura. Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile.

Arquitecto por la Universidad de Chile. Doctor en Arquitectura y Urbanismo por la Universidad Nacional de La Plata (UNLP). Magíster en Paisaje, Medioambiente y Ciudad (UNLP–Programa ALFA). Becario del Programa ALFA 2005- 2006. Becario Erasmus Mundus European Comission 2013. Diplomado en Evaluación de Proyectos por la Escuela de Postgrado FAU Universidad de Chile. Jefe de Programa y Profesor de la Maestría en Arquitectura del Paisaje (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile). Profesor invitado en Programas de Grado y Postgrado en Chile, Argentina, Perú, España y Bélgica. Investigador responsable en proyectos de investigación de infraestructura verde urbana, drenaje urbano sostenible, rehabilitación e integración paisajística de pasivos ambientales mineros, paisajes culturales y planificación de territorios turísticos.

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