PART4/用“关系”逻辑替代“物质”逻辑去思考
这就是春熙集,一个用“关系”逻辑替代“物质”逻辑去思考的社区商业实践,超级平常期待它从此以后在嘉定新城自然生长,让社区的人们在此相聚,建立连接,找回生活的烟火气。
春熙集的实践也让超级平常看到未来对设计师的挑战性,不仅要“造物”,还必须思考为何造物,除了造物,是否还有其它方式来解决问题,问题的本质是什么? 社会家庭结构的变化对城市产生什么影响? 情绪价值到底是什么价值? 社会环境如何影响设计? 考虑与自然的关系很重要吗?
带着各种或许无关紧要的疑问,超级平常把视线转向日常,继续设计实践,以平常心与常识去创造性的看见,用设计的力量创造幸福。
After a few years of special times, some interesting changes have taken place in terms of residence. The experience of isolation has allowed busy city dwellers to "see the first five hundred meters" again. As the anthropologist Xiang Biao observed the pathology of contemporary urban life - when we ignore the life and strangers nearby, we feel that our lives are lost.
For individuals, people are beginning to try to pay attention to the people and life around them. In urban development, many forward-looking and leading developers are gradually transforming into "urban service providers". They also invariably have insight into what residents see in their daily lives. With the eyes of the community, the awareness of decentralized residential areas has returned, and we should think about using different methods to practice community building without being limited to "supporting facilities" in the sense of indicators.
We no longer just build closed communities, no longer set hard boundaries, let people return to warm daily life, and let everyone re-perceive the "lost neighborhood" through changes in the scale of life. Rebuilding neighborhoods, bringing communities back, allowing communities to sprout.
SuperNormal design thinking and perspective have also begun to shift from "material logic" to "relational logic".
These "relational logics" eventually became the guidelines for design and spatial furnishing. SuperNormal believes that the relationship between people and things generates "information", and the task of design is to edit this information and creatively reorganize it, thus expanding the boundaries of design thinking. Be involved from the early stage of planning and participate in the design and decision-making of various majors. The community business that we usually see is not what a space looks like, but what kind of life its residents and managers will have. Therefore, there is such a form of NEXUS.