cfm 2011 july the psychology of urban mobility

8/6/2019 CfM 2011 July the Psychology of Urban Mobility

1/35


2/35

SlowResearch.org - Despacio.org

What Ill talk about / De qu voy a hablar

Perception

Love

Space (distance)

Speed

Proposals?

Percepcin

Amor

Espacio (distancia)

Velocidad

Propuestas?


3/35


PERCEPTION - PERCEPCIN


4/35


5/35


Number 1 Number 2

Which is more beautiful?Cul es ms hermosa?


6/35


Number 1 Number 2

Which is more beautiful?Cul es ms hermosa?


7/35


8/35SlowResearch.org - Despacio.org

LOVE - AMOR



Why do people love their car?Por qu ama la gente su carro?



Source of all data above: Pew

Research Center study: Americans

and their Cars. 2006

Why do people love their car?Por qu ama la gente su carro?

(Piensa ud que su carro tieneuna personalidad propia?)

Si



This is what you think youll getEsto es lo que piensa que va a tener



THIS IS WHAT YOU GETESTO ES LO QUE CONSIGUE

(In a setting that is unmanaged, improperly priced, with no adequate urban transport policy)



SPACE (AND DISTANCE)

ESPACIO (Y DISTANCIA)



Trfico bajo

2.000 vehculos por da

3 amigos por persona

6,3 conocidos

Trfico pesado

16.000 vehculos por da

0,9 amigos por persona

3,1 conocidos



Approx distance in each travel

mode

3 km



How we prefer / perceive spaceCmo preferimos / percibimos el espacio?

With people /faces / interactions(con personas/caras/interacciones)

Shorter distances / travel times(distancias/tiempos de viaje ms cortos)

Eyes on the street

(ojos en la calle) Diverse (land use)(diversidaden usos del suelo)



The new term: social spacesEl nuevo trmino: espacios sociales

Private/privado Public / Pblico Social



SPEED - VELOCIDAD


21/35



How speed has been perceived

The bicycle was about four times faster than walking and warningswere issued about getting bicycle face by moving against the windat such high speeds (Kern, 1983)

railroad carriages are pulled at the enormous speed of fifteen milesper hour by "engines" The Almighty certainly never intended thatpeople should travel at such breakneck speed. Attributed to MartinVan Buren (Government of New York) in letter to Andrew Jackson.

in traveling on most of the railways the face of nature (is) lost orchanged or changed tothe screaming engine (London, 1844)

The train was experienced as a projectile, and traveling on it, asbeing shot through the landscape Schivelbusch, 1983.l

TrainsSchivelbusch We declare that the splendor of the world has been enriched by a

new beauty: the beauty of speed. A racing automobile with itsbonnet adorned with great tubes like serpents with explosive breath... a roaring motor car which seems to run on machine-gun fire, ismore beautiful than the Victory of Samothrace. (Marinetti, FuturistManifesto, 1909)


23/35SlowResearch.org - Despacio.org25 KPH


24/35

SlowResearch.org - Despacio.org35 KPH


25/35



26/35



27/35


Velocidad de impacto

Probabilida

ddemuerte


28/35


29/35


Do you see a conflict?Ve ud un conflicto?


30/35




31/35




32/35


WHY DID YOU SEE THAT CONFLICT?

POR QU VIO ESE CONFLICTO?


33/35


34/35


How to arrive at social spaces?Cmo llegar a espacios sociales?

Love what? Cars, bicycles, buses, pedestrians your wife? Amar qu? Automviles, bicicletas, buses, peatones su esposa?

What widths/spaces? Qu anchos/espacios? With or without people? Con o sin gente? Fast or slow?

Rpido o lento? What differences in speeds? Qu diferencias en velocidades? Division/segregation (windows)? Divisin/segregacin (ventanas)?

Private/privado Public / Pblico Social

(Vaya despacio y vea nuestra hermosae

s


35/35

( Vaya despacio y vea nuestra hermosa

ciudad, vaya rpido y vea nuestra crcel)

New

YorkTime

CarlosFelipe Pardo [email protected] R h l h d i
mailto:[email protected]://www.slowresearch.org/http://www.slowresearch.org/mailto:[email protected]

cfm 2011 july the psychology of urban mobility

Documents