2-day intensive workshop in the context of the Advances in Architectural Geometry 2012 Conference, 27-30/9/2012 Centre George Pompidou, Paris, France.
Tutors: Yota Adilenidou (The Bartlett, UCL), Maria Voyatzaki (School of Architecture of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece), and Sophia Vyzoviti (University of Thessaly, Greece).
Information and Registration http://aag12.architecturalgeometry.at/?page_id=554
TEACHING
Elia Zenghelis, Professor, Berlage Institute
Teaching assistants: Savina Derdelakou, Nikos Platsas, Michalis Soſtas
WHEN / WHERE
Saturday 1 September through Sunday 9 September 2012
St. Nicholas – Paou Monastery, Argalasti, Pelion, Greece
THEME
Participants will examine alternative ways of integrating dwelling to landscape; these could include educational installations and accommodation. The concept of integration in the land- scape is projected neither with modest humility nor as an abandonment of architecture’s juris- diction but rather as an emphatic juxtaposition of the intrinsic properties and of the oppositions between the two. That is, of the dialectic that underpins and juxtaposes the constitution, on one hand, of the evolutionary dynamics of nature and, on the other, of the static balance of the human artifact.
WHO
The workshop is open to undergraduate students in the last years of their studies, to graduate students and to young architects (who have graduated in the last five years). Participants, 10 in total, will be selected on CV / portfolio basis.
STAY & COST
Τhe workshop will take place in the Monastery of Paou in Pelion, Greece (www.monipaou.gr), where participants will also be housed. Included in the participation price (300 euros) are: tuition fees, stay, as well as a daily excursion in the area.
HOW TO APPLY
Please send your application (include a 2-page pdf with 150-words cv and sample of portfolio) to pelion.aw@gmail.com (deadline: 31 July, 2012).
BERLIN / Universität der Künste > 23 - 30 july
CHANIA / Center of Mediterranean Architecture > 22 - 30 august
The KAM workshop of Berlin would elaborate on the subject of communities that already shared massively the “panopticon cultures” as continuous conditions of social normality. Systems of freedom are examined as analogous to the Plan de evasión, the novel by Adolfo Bioy Casares describing a system of detention in illusion: in an analogous way, the first thematic area of 2012 KAM workshops will be linked to the constitution of a mapped world as a first system of detention. The draft design of a video game is the final product of the Berlin’s workshop.
Concerning the KAM workshop of Chania its participants will be asked to design a minimum isolated capsule that forms a maximum isolation possibility including the description of an illusion of community, through an extended time of autonomy concerning food and water. This isolated relation to the community functions as the formation of an autonomous system that in the same time creates a separation from the community. The investigation of the autonomous cell that is formed as the place for the natural body placed in a map. The participants will conclude to a model of a condensed “room condition” and some linear drawings describing its technical characteristics.
KAM workshops are open to graduate and post-graduate students of architecturε. They can also be followed by students of art, design, media and cultural studies.
To apply for the workshops you are expected to send an e-mail to kamworkshops@gmail.com with the following files:
A filled-in application form (download here
A PDF with examples of your work (5 images, PDF maximum size: 3MB)
Please make sure that you have correctly named your PDF files stating both your first name and your last name.
All textual information should be in English or Greek.
The Businesses Chair of “Landscape and Tourism” of the Higher School of Architecture of the University of Malaga (Spain), announces the IV INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON
LANDSCAPE “CITY AND PORT” with the collaboration of the Schools of Architecture of:
REGGIO CALABRIA | EL CAIRO | GRANADA | THESSALY | MADRID | MARSELLA | PAMPLONA | PARIS (Villette) | RABAT | ROMA (Sapienza) | SEVILLA | SIRACUSA | VALENCIA
The main aim of this International Workshop on Landscape will raise an appropriate balance between theoretical and practical reflection of the project as “intermediate scale”, recovering the necessary dialogue between the scales of architecture and planning of our cities and territories. This combination of esthetical and practical values, try to discover the elements of the existing architectural and urban culture through the action of the intervention of the project.
For more information and participation guidelines, please contact Assoc. Professor Spiros Papadopoulos.
The Department of Architectural Engineers of the University of Thessaly invites all interested students to submit their candidature,in order to attend the Postgraduate Studies’ Program (PSP) of the academic year 2012-2013, which leads to the award of a Postgraduate Specialisation Diploma (PSD) in Architectural Design.
All interested students must submit to the PSP’s Secretariat the supporting documents described in the invitation, the latest by the 15th of June 2012 13th of July 2012.
The exhibition ‘’…all that has been done…’’ is the outcome of the 8th Documentation and Design Workshop that was held in May, 2012, at the geographical territory of lake Kerkini, northern Greece ( the community of Gefirudi-Municipality of Iraklia-Prefecture of Serres). The exhibition is open in the central corridor of the Department of Architecture of the University of Thessaly, between the 1st and the 11th of June. The reconnaissance of the area, the studies, the design of small scale structures by the embankment at the periphery of the lake, the common life and the correlation with the community are the contents of the exhibition.
See the poster.
X|Atelier is organizing an international intensive workshops of Advanced Architectural Design, part of an ongoing academic research, which introduces participants into contemporary discussions of formal exploration in Architecture and Art, through technical attainment of design and production.
Omni(progra)chromatic by X|A is under the auspices of Benaki Museum, the Hellenic Institute of Architecture and the Athens School of Fine Arts. It is an opportunity for architects, students of Architecture and Art, professionals, designers and artists to challenge new territories.
The workshops led by Erick Carcamo and Nefeli Chatzimina -principals of X|A- will be held at the Benaki Museum in Athens 138 Pireos st, with daily meetings from 10am to 6pm, in TWO sessions:
Each independent workshop consists of 2 weeks each, where the participant can follow either Workshop 1 or Workshop 2, but not both.
Workshop 1 : from the 2nd - 16th of July 2011
Workshop 2 : from the 17th - 31st of July @ Benaki Museum at 138 Pireos st, Athens Greece
RECEIVING APPLICATIONS : workshop@xatelier.com
For more information www.xatelier.com/workshop
Participation cost is 550 euros for 2 weeks.
You feel more free if nobody cares about you: T ₸ F ₸
Lecture by Petros Avlidis for the course Visual Arts II.
Tuesday 15th of May 2012, at 11.00 a.m., Atrium of the Deparment of Architecture, Uth.
MAY 10,11,12,13 2012
1st YEAR OF STUDIES 2011-2012
TUTORS:
PHOEBE GIANNISI, IRIS LYKOURIOTI, YORGOS TZIRTZILAKIS, YORGOS PAPAKONSTANTINOY.
GUIDE FOR THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES:
CHRISTINA MISTOPOULOU
TRAVEL ORGANIZATION:
FENIA CHATZOPOULOU
STUDENT’S ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE:
ELIKI DIAMANTOULI, MARIA FYNTANIDOU, YORGOS KALYVIS, ANNA MARIA MICHAEL, MARINA MICHAEL
Special thanks to:
Dimitris and Souzana Antonakaki, Konstantinos Dekavallas, Dimitris Fatouros, Daphne Zoumboulaki, Dimitris Konstantinidis, Bouki Babalou, Agni Papaioannou, Electra Platanioti.
Download the program from here
You can download, also, files of related bibliography from the server of the Department.
Curating as a Social Practice
Lecture by Lydia Matthews for the course Elective Design Studio IIa.
Wednesday 2nd of May 2012, at 21.00, amphitheatre of the Deparment of Architecture, Uth.
Lydia Matthews is a New York-based critical writer, contemporary art curator and cultural activist who currently serves as Director of the Curatorial Design Research Lab and Professor of Visual Culture at Parsons The New School for Design. Her work focuses on the intersection of contemporary art/craft/design practices, diverse local cultures and global economies.
Lydia Matthews is a 2012 Fulbright Senior Specialist.