We are inviting students, who would like to participate to the series of workshops and seminars titled: Feminist Practices in Public Space in the globalised technology era, in the introductory event of the program which will be held on Wednesday, 12 December 2018, at 12:00, Department of Architecture, 1st Floor, office I. Lykourioti.
The program is organised by the Center for Feminist Practices in Public Space, situated in the Department of Architecture.
The workshop seminar will take place every 15 days, during the spring semester 2018-19 and will be divided in four thematic workshops, combining theoretical support and practical training. With the completion of the program, students will receive the relevant certification.
Registrar: Elpida Karaba
Tuesday December 10th, 10:30, room Z
Monday December 12, 17.00-21.00, foyer.
POST: from strada novissima to architectural uncanny
4/12/2018 10:30 room Ζ
Monday December 3rd, 15:00-18:00 room Δ.
Bio
Yiorgis Yerolymbos focuses on architecture, corporate and landscape photography. He is especially interested in human altered and industrial landscapes since 1995. For more than two decades, he approaches each project, commissioned or self initiated by attempting to strike a delicate, yet precise balance between content and form as he strongly believes that “photography must be consistent both with the world, which is the basis of science, and with itself, which is the basis of art”. He works at any given site, environment or country that demands his attention.
He uses a number of different techniques working with medium format digital backs and cameras of the highest quality in order to insure results that satisfy any customer needs. Over the years he managed to master his craft and put together a team of highly qualified and dedicated professionals in the fields of graphic design, printing and publishing that enables him to undertake projects that go beyond photographic services and extend as far as creating corporate annual reports, company brochures and advertising publications.
Nikos Anastasopoulos
South: Narrations on food, economy and urban gardening
Tuesday November 27th 2018, 15:00, Room D
Lecture within the framework of the courses
South: Space and non hegemonic paradigms of knowledge
Islands: Technogeographies of design production (Post graduate program of Studies ‘Post Industrial Design’)
Tutor: Iris Lykourioti
Urban Agriculture and Contemporary City
Management of Natural Resources
Tutor: Zisis Kotionis, Thalia Marou, Vaso Trova
Biography
Nicholas Anastasopoulos architect, researcher, Assistant Professor at the National Technical University of Athens. PhD in alternative communities and sustainability (NTUA). As post-doctoral Researcher in Ecuador (IAEN, 2014) he contributed to the FLOK Society project and conducted research on aspects of Buen Vivir and sustainability, and the impact of the commons on urban environments. His work addresses sustainability, expressions of the commons in space, alternative communities, future alternatives, systems, complexity and participation.