Peter Cook, Uno De Sus Grandes Defen- Sores Desde Los Años 60, Ha Influido En El Curso Del Pensamiento Arqui- Tectónico a Través De Sus Dibujos

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Peter Cook, Uno De Sus Grandes Defen- Sores Desde Los Años 60, Ha Influido En El Curso Del Pensamiento Arqui- Tectónico a Través De Sus Dibujos Centrado en la fuerza creativa e inventiva del dibujo para proyectar, Peter Cook, uno de sus grandes defen- sores desde los años 60, ha influido en el curso del pensamiento arqui- tectónico a través de sus dibujos. Nos habla del significado del dibujo, sus técnicas y metodologías, sobre la actual moda de “parametrización” y de “diagramación” que recorre las escuelas de arquitectura, de la tecnología y su poder de estimu- lación, a través de nociones y ejem- plos de automatismos digitales y del dibujo por ordenador frente al tra- dicional “sketching”. conversando con… PETER COOK Fernando Jerez Este es un estracto de una entrevista más amplia realizada en el mar- Way out West Berlin plan (1988). co de las investigaciones de mi tesis doctoral. Quiero agradecer a Peter Cook su amabilidad, disposición e interés en el desarrollo de esta entrevista, que se realizó el 5 de Octubre de 2009. Profesor asociado de Ideación Gráfica. Departamento de Expresión Gráfica Arquitectónica. Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid. Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. Fernando Jerez 36 Centrado en la fuerza creativa e inventiva del dibujo para proyectar, Peter Cook, uno de sus grandes defensores des- de los años 60, ha in- fluido en el curso del pensamiento arquitectó- nico a través de sus di- bujos. Nos habla del sig- nificado del dibujo, sus técnicas y metodologías, sobre la actual moda de “parametrización” y de FERNANDO JEREZ: LA INFLUENCIA DE ARCHI- esferas de lo visionario y lo fantástico. “diagramación” que re- GRAM EN LA HISTORIA DE LA ARQUITECTU- Dibujar es la verdadera fuerza motriz RA SE HA PRODUCIDO A TRAVÉS DE SUS DIBU- de la arquitectura. corre las escuelas de ar- JOS. ¿QUÉ SIGNIFICA PARA PETER COOK EL ACTO DE DIBUJAR? F.J.: ¿LO DIGITAL ES UNA REALIDAD INCUES- quitectura, de la tecno- TIONABLE, SIN EMBARGO, SUS ÚLTIMOS DI- PETER COOK: El dibujo es para los BUJOS SIGUEN SIENDO A MANO, CÓMO CON- logía y su poder de arquitectos como la escritura para los VIVEN LO DIGITAL Y LO MANUAL EN SU literatos. Para proyectar, el dibujo de- PRODUCCIÓN ARQUITECTÓNICA? estimulación, a través be ser casi un acto inconsciente, que descansa sobre sinergias impredecibles P.C.: La técnica digital basada en el,di- de nociones y ejemplos entre la mente, el ojo y la mano ( o el bujo es entendida como una progre- de automatismos digita- ratón ). El dibujo preside todas las eta- sión natural más que como una opo- pas de la creación arquitectónica. Re- sición radical, hay muchos ejemplos en les y del dibujo por or- presenta el impulso inicial –desde el la historia de la arquitectura de desa- “sketch” en una servilleta o el garaba- rrollo de un proyecto usando las más denador frente al tradi- to digital, hasta las fases de producción variadas técnicas. y comunicación. Nos permite cargar cional “sketching”. de combustible nuestra imaginación F.J.: BEATRIZ COLOMINA SEÑALABA EN UN AR- para ir más allá de lo construido, a las TÍCULO RECIENTE QUE, EN ESTADOS UNIDOS, conversando con… PETER COOK expresión gráfica arquitectónica 37 Veg. Village 1-3. Ink print and watercolour, 1998. 38 supuesto hay unos cuantos, pero las escuelas, ahora están siendo domina- das por este tipo de “arquitecto teóri- co de escuela” y eso es terrible, y me siento como una voz solitaria en este aspecto. Es interesante que Beatriz Co- lomina mencione esto, la conozco bas- tante bien, fue compañera de Mark Wigley, que es un “arquitecto intelec- tual”, un “teórico” aunque se graduó en arquitectura como ella, que es del mismo curso que Enric Miralles en Barcelona, esto es curioso e interesan- te al mismo tiempo. Recuerdo, en una ocasion en una conferencia en el MIT, acerca de “historia de la arquitectu- ra”, por una extraña razón me invita- ron, y es curioso, en el descanso para almorzar, ella que es historiadora y crí- tica, me dijo: “venga, escapémonos a ver el nuevo edificio de Steven Holl que está a la vuelta de la esquina”, y un pequeño grupo nos escapamos y fuimos a ver este nuevo edificio por- LA MAYOR PARTE DE LOS PROFESORES DE DI- tos brillantísimos, pero están tan ocu- que queríamos ver arquitectura de ver- SEÑO SON “TEÓRICOS”, “CRÍTICOS” O “HISTO- pados confeccionando bibliografías, dad, más allá de las teorías sobre ar- RIADORES” EN LUGAR DE ARQUITECTOS EN notas a pie de página, anotaciones de quitectura sore las que se supone que EJERCICIO, ¿CREE QUE EL TRATADO DE BOLO- libros, que se olvidan de dibujar, de di- NIA PUEDE PROVOCAR QUE LAS ESCUELAS EU- estábamos hablando, y ese hecho fue señar, y cuando quieren proyectar ar- muy significativo para mí. ROPEAS SIGAN ESE CAMINO Y ALEJE A LOS quitectura, han perdido la práctica y MEJORES PROFESIONALES DE LA DOCENCIA? Respecto a Bolonia, la mayor parte de ya no son capaces. su contenido ha prescrito, las malas En Estados Unidos, todavía hay exce- P.C.: Absolutamente, creo que es una escuelas lo seguirán al pie de la letra… lentes arquitectos americanos, pero po- política terrible, y hablo desde el co- las buenas escuelas dirán, ( que os jo- cos, Thom Mayne es uno de los mejo- nocimiento directo, mi propia esposa dan ), o encontrarán mecanismos pa- está obligada a hacer una tesis docto- res arquitectos y también uno de los ra darle la vuelta. ral si quiere seguir en la Universidad, mejores profesores que he conocido, En Europa, todos los profesores influ- ella siente la presión de alguna mane- absolutamente comprometido con el yentes son “gente teórica con tesis doc- ra, y muchos de mis mejores amigos dibujo, con las maquetas, con el di- toral”, ¿qué pasa entonces, con alguien están haciendo tesis, gracias a Dios, yo seño, y también bastante capaz de po- que es un magnífico dibujante, creativo soy demasiado viejo para preocupar- ner unas cuantas palabras juntas. Ste- y brillante, que tiene que pasarse al me- me por tener que hacer una. Creo que ven Holl, también, es un fantástico nos 5 años escribiendo notas, señalan- es una tendencia terrible, en Estados arquitecto y por cierto, sigue hacien- do libros y viviendo entre bibliotecas? Unidos, por ejemplo, tienes a arquitec- do unos dibujos extraordinarios. Por Se de lo que hablo, mi mujer tiene la conversando con… PETER COOK expresión gráfica arquitectónica Way out West Berlin elevation (1988). 39 Prepared Landscape (1974). 40 casa llena de libros, llenos de notas, y me dice, no toques esto o aquello, no muevas ese libro, no toques eso, todo el suelo, toda la casa, todo está lleno… y entonces dices, si, si, si si, vale… pe- ro que tiene que ver esto con proyec- tar? No estoy seguro que salga nada brillante en arquitectura de ahí, y te digo esto habiendo escrito 9 libros, creo que soy capaz de usar las pala- bras, pero… ¡Gracias a Dios no tuve necesidad de andar mareando la perdiz en las biblio- tecas, en vez de eso, ¡estaba dibujando! F.J.: ¿CÓMO ERA LA BARTLETT CUANDO TE HI- CISTE CARGO DE LA UNIVERSIDAD COMO DI- RECTOR EN LOS AÑOS 90? P.C.: Llegué a la Bartlett unos años an- tes de que tu estudiaras allí. La vieja Bartlett era un un lugar bastante “pomposo” , un lugar que disfrutaba con la idea de ser una “clásica gran Universidad de alto nivel”, pero que no apostaba demasiado por el dibujo o el diseño. Yo venía de la Universidad rival, la Architectural Association, que estructura abierta, espero que no se to… incluso exagero mi cinismo cuan- era un lugar travieso, rebelde, con una convierta en un refugio de dogmatis- do me enfrento a esta situación. larga tradición en el grafismo, la ide- mo, como se ha convertido el tema de Cuando no hay dogmatismo, hay li- ación y la internacionalización. Y creo la sostenibilidad, por ejemplo. bertad, imaginación… entonces soy que en la primera etapa, simplemente Creo que los arquitectos tenemos una una persona bastante correcta, pero llevé algo de mi mismo a esta escue- tendencia… ya que comprendemos tan- tan pronto intentan meterte en su dog- la, incluso puede que introdujera mi tos territorios diferentes, que ocasional- ma, me gusta ser desobediente, y so- personalidad completa. mente nos dejamos atrapar por un tipo vavar su confianza en cada momento, Creo que hay muchos caminos para de dogmatismo que dice: No!, la arqui- es mi propia psicología. conseguir la “gloria”, sabes, soy un tectura debe ser esto! Debes seguir este Mi profesor favorito era Peter Smith- gran defensor del pluralismo de posi- camino!, ahora, por ejemplo, están los son, y él solía llamarme “Micky mou- ciones, y si ibas a una Unidad Docen- dogmáticos de la parametrización, de se Architect”, lo que yo tomaba como te, esta era totalmente diferente de otra los diagramas, pero esto es solo otra un cumplido. unidad docente, y espero, ahora que forma de marxismo, otra forma de igle- ya no dirijo la Escuela desde hace unos sia, otra forma de “estrechez mental”. F.J.: REM KOOLHAAS DIJO EN UNA OCASION, años, espero que continue siendo una Soy muy cínico acerca de esto… disfru- QUE CUANDO SE MATRICULÓ EN LA ARCHITEC- conversando con… PETER COOK expresión gráfica arquitectónica Design for Sleektower and Veranda Tower, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, 1984. Print, coloured (101 x 73.5 cm). TURAL ASSOCIATION COMO ESTUDIANTE EN 41 1968, EN LA ESCUELA HABÍA UN SALÓN CON CHIMENEA Y MAYORDOMO, Y ESTO LE PARE- CIÓ UN ESCENARIO FASCINANTE PORQUE LOS ELEMENTOS MÁS MORIBUNDOS DE LA CUL- TURA BRITÁNICA ERAN USADOS COMO “LIEN- ZO” SOBRE EL QUE LA VANGUARDIA ARQUI- TECTÓNICA QUE ALLÍ SE PRODUCÍA, PODIA DIBUJAR. ¿QUE ME PUEDE DECIR DE ESTO? P.C.: Es divertido, el otro día, quiero decir, el año pasado, fui a una “reu- nion” de mi promoción en la AA… y me quedé bastante horrorizado al des- cubrir, lo “estirados” que se habían vuelto mis ex-compañeros de promo- ción 40 años después.
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