Cartografias do limiar: processos de formação de um arquiteto e urbanista errante.

Abstract

It deals with formation in Architecture and Urbanism through walking. It accompanies the conceptual figure of the architect in his errands carried out in a group in the Urban Explor-actions Seminar: to err on the threshold, in which a logbook was written during the course. From the justification that there is a sensitivity molded to the values of the market, the objective is the invention of other ways of seeing and saying about the city. The cartography as a method allows to follow this process when mapping the molar lines of a formation crossed by the lines of flight of the intensive experimentation of the urban environment. When overlapping maps of the route, we think of the displace-ments that have been repeated in the experimentation. Thus, the text unfolds in three analytical movements that give to see the molar, molecular and of flight lines of the experience that occurred with the BR road, the bus and the events that took place in the peripheral districts. Based on these movements, the difficulty of wandering is sta-ted, for thought tends to conserve its molar lines. However, erring places formation in relation to forces that flee the field of knowledge, allowing it to deterritorialize to think differently. When walking in outlying districts, we notice the need for a sensitivity able to welcome the difference of the city, in the understanding of the importance of the existential territories that are founded in the midst of it. Also, the ways in which the ar-chitect and urbanist look at the world are produced by mediatic instances that surpass the immanent experience of the urban environment, generating a regime of truth that contains fears and prejudices. Finally, it is affirmed that the walk allows an aesthetic experience that demystifies such discourses, allowing the architect and urbanist to subjectivate himself in another way, creating through an errant formation other ways of seeing and saying about the city.