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Estoa. Revista de la Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo de la Universidad de Cuenca

versão On-line ISSN 1390-9274versão impressa ISSN 1390-7263

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MANNISI, Alban et al. Within Aquatic Life. Beyond the Anthropogenic Maritorium Prospect. Estoa [online]. 2023, vol.12, n.23, pp.4-23. ISSN 1390-9274.  https://doi.org/10.18537/est.v012.n023.a01.

Enquiries into non-anthropogenic cultural landscapes, such as marine environments, reveal unsuspected dynamics due to the resurgence of ecosophies that are alien to the globalised economy and territorialisation as a basis for appropriation and subsequent indiscriminate exploitation. Disturbed by the wanderings of geo-engineering, several regions of the world have recently touched on key arguments with points in common that could revitalise nonhuman biospheres and, in them, human ones. When considering maritime dynamics, the ocean must be seen as an entity. Following the ever-inspiring historical literatures of Fernand Braudel and expanding on the “mediterraneity” he formulated, we would be testing another concept involving a change in mentality of governmentality: “maritoriums”, a conceptualisation from 1970s Chilean architecture. Based on case studies, we will discuss significant examples in the Mediterranean, the Caribbean and Asian oceans and rivers that contribute to the current debate on the seas as inhabited spaces, as fragile and revealing aquatic ecosystems.

Palavras-chave : maritorium; aquatic life; degradation; built environment; historical insight.

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