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Da ‘Parasite’ alla pandemia. Come le città coreane possono aprire la via verso una urbanistica globale post-Covid

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  • Ken Fallas,
  • Ekaterina Kochetkova
Ken Fallas
Research Center for Regional and Urban Design SeoulTECH
Biografia
Ekaterina Kochetkova
Seoul National University of Science and Technology
Biografia
FAMagazine. FAM. Research and project on architecture and design
DOI: https://doi.org/10.12838/fam/issn2039-0491/n52-53-2020/540

Pubblicato 2020-12-11

Parole chiave

  • Covid-19,
  • Corea del Sud,
  • K-urbanism,
  • Società della stanchezza

Come citare

Fallas, K., & Kochetkova, E. (2020). Da ‘Parasite’ alla pandemia. Come le città coreane possono aprire la via verso una urbanistica globale post-Covid. FAMagazine. Ricerche E Progetti sull’architettura E La Città, (52-53), 127–132. https://doi.org/10.12838/fam/issn2039-0491/n52-53-2020/540
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Abstract

La natura non negozia, e la pandemia da Covid-19 lo ha dimostrato innescando un esperimento in tempo reale su una civiltà auto-confinata che cerca di reagire negli ambienti più densamente abitati: le città. In poche settimane, la Corea del Sud è riuscita a spostare l’attenzione del mondo dal suo film satirico “Parasite”, che tratta la disuguaglianza sociale nelle città e l’isolamento dell’uomo moderno, verso la sua capacità di rallentare la diffusione del virus, nonostante inizialmente fosse uno dei territori maggiormente colpiti. Tuttavia, la resilienza delle città coreane non si è basata solo su un sistema trace-test-treat (tracciamento-test-trattamento), ma su un’emergente visione urbanistica basata sulla tecnologia ed incentrata sull’uomo. Questo studio si propone di presentare le esperienze delle città sudcoreane che hanno permesso al paese di superare la crisi attuale e di analizzare come queste possano essere d’esempio per altre città nel mondo post-COVID.

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