Democratic Landscape Transformation 2025 - Team 5 - Revision history

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A prototype of the first step

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	'''You can present your results in this gallery:'''		'''You can present your results in this gallery:'''
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	== Cross-cutting activity: Readings, concepts and definitions (Phases A - D) ==		== Cross-cutting activity: Readings, concepts and definitions (Phases A - D) ==

Efetzer: /* Collective Vision */

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Collective Vision

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	=== Collective Vision ===		=== Collective Vision ===
	''If you were to redesign the power map of your area and start a process of democratic landscape transformation: Which long term-goal could keep the process going? What could be a collective vision that integrates the goals of your team? Give a name to your vision. Try to generate creative/conceptual/synthetic representation.''[[File:Prototype2.png\|thumb\|517x517px\|~~center~~]]		''If you were to redesign the power map of your area and start a process of democratic landscape transformation: Which long term-goal could keep the process going? What could be a collective vision that integrates the goals of your team? Give a name to your vision. Try to generate creative/conceptual/synthetic representation.''
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	=== A prototype of the first step ===		=== A prototype of the first step ===
	''How would you enter the process? Which prototype could activate it? How would you introduce the prototype to the community?''		''How would you enter the process? Which prototype could activate it? How would you introduce the prototype to the community?''

Efetzer: /* Power Map */

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Power Map

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	'''You can present your results in this gallery:'''		'''You can present your results in this gallery:'''
	[[File:Power map1.jpg\|thumb\|431x431px\|~~center~~]]		[[File:Power map1.jpg\|thumb\|431x431px\|none]]

	== Your Team's Landscape Democracy Vision and Ideas (Phase C) ==		== Your Team's Landscape Democracy Vision and Ideas (Phase C) ==
	* Due: June 18		* Due: June 18

Efetzer: /* Landscape and Community Map */

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Landscape and Community Map

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	''Present here a visual representation of the landscape and community context of the area. What are the main spatial features? Which actors can you identify and how are they related to the area? Which values exist and for whom? What is at risk and why? Try to generate creative/conceptual/synthetic representation.''		''Present here a visual representation of the landscape and community context of the area. What are the main spatial features? Which actors can you identify and how are they related to the area? Which values exist and for whom? What is at risk and why? Try to generate creative/conceptual/synthetic representation.''

	Parque Ciudadano Almagro can be seen as a spatial fabric woven with civic, cultural, and topographic threads but fraying under urban pressure. Its 12 hectares offer immersive routes shaped by slopes, tree rhythms, and artistic nodes, transforming movement into experience. Anchored by landmarks like Teatro Cariola and cultural centers, it connects heritage and daily life. Yet, risks loom: fragmentation, low public use, speculative real estate, and the fading of collective memory. Multiple actors, such as municipality, local communities, artists, institutions, and developers, intersect here, each assigning different values: historical, civic, aesthetic, economic. The challenge lies in reconciling these values through design activating the park as a civic and democratic landscape. To succeed, it must embrace complexity while balancing identity and change, permanence and transformation, in an inclusive, evolving spatial narrative.[[File:Image3.png\|~~center~~\|thumb\|435x435px]]		Parque Ciudadano Almagro can be seen as a spatial fabric woven with civic, cultural, and topographic threads but fraying under urban pressure. Its 12 hectares offer immersive routes shaped by slopes, tree rhythms, and artistic nodes, transforming movement into experience. Anchored by landmarks like Teatro Cariola and cultural centers, it connects heritage and daily life. Yet, risks loom: fragmentation, low public use, speculative real estate, and the fading of collective memory. Multiple actors, such as municipality, local communities, artists, institutions, and developers, intersect here, each assigning different values: historical, civic, aesthetic, economic. The challenge lies in reconciling these values through design activating the park as a civic and democratic landscape. To succeed, it must embrace complexity while balancing identity and change, permanence and transformation, in an inclusive, evolving spatial narrative.

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	=== Power Map ===		=== Power Map ===
	''Based on the landscape and community context depicted above: How is power distributed? Who and what has a lot of power? Who and what has no power? Who and what is strongly affected by the landscape democracy challenges? Who and what is less affected? Are these actors connected or disconnected? Any veto-players known? Try to generate creative/conceptual/synthetic representation''		''Based on the landscape and community context depicted above: How is power distributed? Who and what has a lot of power? Who and what has no power? Who and what is strongly affected by the landscape democracy challenges? Who and what is less affected? Are these actors connected or disconnected? Any veto-players known? Try to generate creative/conceptual/synthetic representation''

Efetzer: /* Context and Location */

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Context and Location

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	The project focuses on Parque Ciudadano Almagro, a 12-hectare civic space strategically located at the southern end of the Bulnes Axis in Santiago, directly linked to La Moneda Palace and embedded in a dense urban fabric of housing, commerce, heritage buildings, and institutional uses. Its landscape is marked by contrasts: vibrant cultural nodes like Teatro Cariola and Juegos Diana coexist with fragmented zones shaped by heavy traffic flows and urban decay, revealing both the park’s richness and vulnerability. With the arrival of Metro Line 3, new cultural extensions, and strong civic symbolism, the park holds high potential to be reactivated as a vital public space.		The project focuses on Parque Ciudadano Almagro, a 12-hectare civic space strategically located at the southern end of the Bulnes Axis in Santiago, directly linked to La Moneda Palace and embedded in a dense urban fabric of housing, commerce, heritage buildings, and institutional uses. Its landscape is marked by contrasts: vibrant cultural nodes like Teatro Cariola and Juegos Diana coexist with fragmented zones shaped by heavy traffic flows and urban decay, revealing both the park’s richness and vulnerability. With the arrival of Metro Line 3, new cultural extensions, and strong civic symbolism, the park holds high potential to be reactivated as a vital public space.
	[[File:Almagro.png\|~~center~~\|thumb\|634x634px]]		[[File:Almagro.png\|none\|thumb\|634x634px]]
	[[File:- visual selection (1).png\|thumb\|252x252px\|Parque Almagro main features\|~~center~~]]		[[File:- visual selection (1).png\|thumb\|252x252px\|Parque Almagro main features\|none]]

	=== Landscape and Community Map ===		=== Landscape and Community Map ===

Efetzer: /* Global Landscape Democracy Role Models and Design Activism */

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Global Landscape Democracy Role Models and Design Activism

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	On May 14, every team member introduces a landscape democracy activist/or design activist individual or group. Please add the people you introduced, you may also add the presentation material used with a [https://www.canva.com/design/DAGsC6tg9sQ/QAXef8__fNSV_OIb2FrQYA/view?utm_content=DAGsC6tg9sQ&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=hf509289ca4 downloadable link]:		On May 14, every team member introduces a landscape democracy activist/or design activist individual or group. Please add the people you introduced, you may also add the presentation material used with a [https://www.canva.com/design/DAGsC6tg9sQ/QAXef8__fNSV_OIb2FrQYA/view?utm_content=DAGsC6tg9sQ&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=hf509289ca4 downloadable link]:

	[[File:Image 5.png~~\|center~~\|thumb\|524x524px\|activists\|~~left~~]]		[[File:Image 5.png\|thumb\|524x524px\|activists\|none]]

	== Your Team's Landscape Democracy Challenge (Phase B) ==		== Your Team's Landscape Democracy Challenge (Phase B) ==

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Global Landscape Democracy Role Models and Design Activism

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	On May 14, every team member introduces a landscape democracy activist/or design activist individual or group. Please add the people you introduced, you may also add the presentation material used with a [https://www.canva.com/design/DAGsC6tg9sQ/QAXef8__fNSV_OIb2FrQYA/view?utm_content=DAGsC6tg9sQ&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=hf509289ca4 downloadable link]:		On May 14, every team member introduces a landscape democracy activist/or design activist individual or group. Please add the people you introduced, you may also add the presentation material used with a [https://www.canva.com/design/DAGsC6tg9sQ/QAXef8__fNSV_OIb2FrQYA/view?utm_content=DAGsC6tg9sQ&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=hf509289ca4 downloadable link]:

	[[File:Image 5.png\|center\|thumb\|524x524px\|activists\|~~none~~]]		[[File:Image 5.png\|center\|thumb\|524x524px\|activists\|left]]

	== Your Team's Landscape Democracy Challenge (Phase B) ==		== Your Team's Landscape Democracy Challenge (Phase B) ==

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Global Landscape Democracy Role Models and Design Activism

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	On May 14, every team member introduces a landscape democracy activist/or design activist individual or group. Please add the people you introduced, you may also add the presentation material used with a [https://www.canva.com/design/DAGsC6tg9sQ/QAXef8__fNSV_OIb2FrQYA/view?utm_content=DAGsC6tg9sQ&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=hf509289ca4 downloadable link]:		On May 14, every team member introduces a landscape democracy activist/or design activist individual or group. Please add the people you introduced, you may also add the presentation material used with a [https://www.canva.com/design/DAGsC6tg9sQ/QAXef8__fNSV_OIb2FrQYA/view?utm_content=DAGsC6tg9sQ&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=hf509289ca4 downloadable link]:
	[[File:Image 5.png\|center\|thumb\|524x524px\|activists]]
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	== Your Team's Landscape Democracy Challenge (Phase B) ==		== Your Team's Landscape Democracy Challenge (Phase B) ==
	* Due: May 21		* Due: May 21

Efetzer: /* Your Landscape Democracy Manifestoes (Phase A) */

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Your Landscape Democracy Manifestoes (Phase A)

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	*Bijeta Dahal [https://www.canva.com/design/DAGkzR2ZGBE/xX7EuyzBItAxBJq8UHu_Vw/view?utm_content=DAGkzR2ZGBE&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=h176eb9d629 Restoring the river to it original glory]		*Bijeta Dahal [https://www.canva.com/design/DAGkzR2ZGBE/xX7EuyzBItAxBJq8UHu_Vw/view?utm_content=DAGkzR2ZGBE&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=h176eb9d629 Restoring the river to it original glory]
	*Atoosa Raisi, [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LkhowPD25YNU7dICKtEhRNjjQTcOM1ae/view?usp=drive_link zayandehrud river]		*Atoosa Raisi, [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LkhowPD25YNU7dICKtEhRNjjQTcOM1ae/view?usp=drive_link zayandehrud river]

	*Bina Thaulero, [https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/2cf7c341-3c41-462f-9485-e136115d34c9 Everyone's spaces, Everyone's voices in Bullicante's Lake, Rome]		*Bina Thaulero, [https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/2cf7c341-3c41-462f-9485-e136115d34c9 Everyone's spaces, Everyone's voices in Bullicante's Lake, Rome]
	*Sumiyah Yusuf, [https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1HJRPZGznOPTE3ibCb2QfmdUIqTKwEJ2Qnv-iw-1uAUo/mobilebasic Community First, Always]		*Sumiyah Yusuf, [https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1HJRPZGznOPTE3ibCb2QfmdUIqTKwEJ2Qnv-iw-1uAUo/mobilebasic Community First, Always]

Efetzer: /* Background of your team */

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Background of your team

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	==Background of your team==		==Background of your team==
	~~https://ledwiki.hfwu.de/index.php?title=Democratic_Landscape_Transformation_2025_-_Team_5&veaction=edit&section=2~~''Please present your team briefly. Which linguistic and cultural perspectives does each member bring in? Which disciplinary backgrounds are present in your team? Note: if you prefer to stay anonymous on this wiki, you can also use initials only or a nick name''		''Please present your team briefly. Which linguistic and cultural perspectives does each member bring in? Which disciplinary backgrounds are present in your team? Note: if you prefer to stay anonymous on this wiki, you can also use initials only or a nick name''

	*Muhammad Hamza, Background: Bachelors in Architecture and planning, Currently pursuing masters in Landscape architecture at IMLA. I am from Pakistan and my native language is Urdu, Whereas have fluency in English and Intermediate level in Deutsch. I love creating Urban landscapes which are coherent with the built up environment focusing on Landscape ecology and biodiversity along with recreational activities.		*'''Muhammad Hamza''', Background: Bachelors in Architecture and planning, Currently pursuing masters in Landscape architecture at IMLA. I am from Pakistan and my native language is Urdu, Whereas have fluency in English and Intermediate level in Deutsch. I love creating Urban landscapes which are coherent with the built up environment focusing on Landscape ecology and biodiversity along with recreational activities.
	*<small>Kazeline N. Benedicto 🇵🇭, Background: I am from Philippines and my native language is Filipino but I can speak and communicate in English. I am 3rd year Landscape Architecture student; love to speak and comment in design; a little bit shy type. Design is my favorite subject even though it's hard I enjoy it a lot especially when I can solved the problem in the specific area without giving burden or negative effects to its surroundings.</small>		*<small>'''Kazeline N. Benedicto''' 🇵🇭, Background: I am from Philippines and my native language is Filipino but I can speak and communicate in English. I am 3rd year Landscape Architecture student; love to speak and comment in design; a little bit shy type. Design is my favorite subject even though it's hard I enjoy it a lot especially when I can solved the problem in the specific area without giving burden or negative effects to its surroundings.</small>
	*Elizabeth Hawas, Background: Bachelor in Architecture and Art, highly interesting in pursuing a Master degree in Landscape. I am from Chile and currently living in NYC. I lived in Haiti for more than 3 years working in a non-governmental association with educational and touristic purposes. I aim to collaborate in projects which can transform urban areas, make them an essential part of the communities and their daily lives.		*'''Elizabeth Hawas''', Background: Bachelor in Architecture and Art, highly interesting in pursuing a Master degree in Landscape. I am from Chile and currently living in NYC. I lived in Haiti for more than 3 years working in a non-governmental association with educational and touristic purposes. I aim to collaborate in projects which can transform urban areas, make them an essential part of the communities and their daily lives.
	*Bijeta Dahal, 🇳🇵 Background: I am an Nepalese architect. I did my bachelors in Architecture in Nepal, and now I am pursuing my masters in Landscape architecture at IMLA, Germany. I speak Nepali (Native), English (Fluent), Spanish (Basic) and German (Beginner). Being an architect I always thought about the landscape and how it could change things around a normal building. Being able to experience about the nature, biodiversity with human integrated design.		*'''Bijeta Dahal''', 🇳🇵 Background: I am an Nepalese architect. I did my bachelors in Architecture in Nepal, and now I am pursuing my masters in Landscape architecture at IMLA, Germany. I speak Nepali (Native), English (Fluent), Spanish (Basic) and German (Beginner). Being an architect I always thought about the landscape and how it could change things around a normal building. Being able to experience about the nature, biodiversity with human integrated design.
	*Atoosa Raisi, 🇮🇷. Background: Bachelor's in Architecture from Tehran Markaz University. Currently pursuing a master's in Landscape Architecture at IMLA in Germany. I am from Iran, and my native language is Persian. I am fluent in English and have an intermediate level of German. I am passionate about designing urban landscapes that are both ecologically sensitive and people-friendly, aiming to enhance biodiversity while creating inviting spaces for community interaction and recreation.		*'''Atoosa Raisi''', 🇮🇷. Background: Bachelor's in Architecture from Tehran Markaz University. Currently pursuing a master's in Landscape Architecture at IMLA in Germany. I am from Iran, and my native language is Persian. I am fluent in English and have an intermediate level of German. I am passionate about designing urban landscapes that are both ecologically sensitive and people-friendly, aiming to enhance biodiversity while creating inviting spaces for community interaction and recreation.
	*Bina Thaulero, 🇮🇹. ''Background:'' Landscape architecture, ecological design, and spatial analysis. ''Languages & Culture:'' Italian (native), fluent in English and Spanish; blends experience in biodiversity assessment, forest and urban park design, and Mediterranean ecological sensibility with an interest in therapeutic garden strategies and collective mapping.		*'''Bina Thaulero''', 🇮🇹. ''Background:'' Landscape architecture, ecological design, and spatial analysis. ''Languages & Culture:'' Italian (native), fluent in English and Spanish; blends experience in biodiversity assessment, forest and urban park design, and Mediterranean ecological sensibility with an interest in therapeutic garden strategies and collective mapping.
	*Sumiyah Yusuf, 🇺🇸. Background: Information Science student with a strong interest in digital storytelling, user experience, and community-centered design. I bring experience in social media strategy, visual design, and collaborative group work from both academic and real-world projects. As a first-generation American with East African roots, I value diverse perspectives and care deeply about representation and accessibility in all spaces.		*'''Sumiyah Yusuf''', 🇺🇸. Background: Information Science student with a strong interest in digital storytelling, user experience, and community-centered design. I bring experience in social media strategy, visual design, and collaborative group work from both academic and real-world projects. As a first-generation American with East African roots, I value diverse perspectives and care deeply about representation and accessibility in all spaces.

	==Your Landscape Democracy Manifestoes (Phase A) ==		==Your Landscape Democracy Manifestoes (Phase A) ==