Ecological urban planning
Daniel KochSAL A324
torsdag 26 november 2015
tisdag 24 november 2015
Tips
26. November 17:00–18:30
Ljusets betydelse för arkitekturen och byggandet.
Valhallavägen 79, 114 27 Stockholm
https://www.facebook.com/events/1636037389979603/
Fredag 27 november 2015 kl 17–18.
SÅPBUBBLANS HIMMELSKA LJUS
OM SYNLIGA OCH OSYNLIGA FÄRGFENOMEN I KONSTEN OCH ARKITEKTUREN
I arkitekten Gertrud Olssons föreläsning får du följa med på en resa i relationen mellan färg, ljus och rum genom tiderna.
Efterhäng i Moderna Bar.
I Auditoriet ARKDES, plan 2, Fri entré
http://www.arkdes.se/articles/program-olafur-eliasson/sapbubblans-himmelska-ljus
onsdag 18 november 2015
Lästips
Bildarkiv bidrar till gemensamma minnesluckor | Sveriges Arkitekter:
Prismotiveringar till
arkitekturpriser speglar tidsandan och vilka kvaliteter som värderas högst.
Juryutlåtandena säger därtill en hel del om kårens självbild, menar Lars Hugo
som har granskat 56 juryutlåtanden från Sveriges mest prestigefyllda arkitekturpris.
Prismotiveringar till
arkitekturpriser speglar tidsandan och vilka kvaliteter som värderas högst.
Juryutlåtandena säger därtill en hel del om kårens självbild, menar Lars Hugo
som har granskat 56 juryutlåtanden från Sveriges mest prestigefyllda arkitekturpris.
tisdag 10 november 2015
Föreläsning Draw point talk 12. November kl 18 & Seminar 19. November
Föreläsning 12. November: Gilles Retsin
Var: SAL 108, KTH-A
Seminar 19. November
Var: SAL 324, KTH-A
till seminarium:
Formulera temat och vilken/vilka byggnader/arkitekter du tänker att applicera ditt tema: Grid-Shelter-Concept
Ta gärna med representativ bild på byggnaden på USB stick
Tänk även efter vilken literatur/vilken av texterna du tänkte använda
(14) Gilles Retsin: Very Strange Mereology: "Architecture as a continuously evolving organic body, growing and adapting under external forces - the prevailing paradigm for computation in the past two decades - is under pressure. This lecture will explore how that paradigm has undermined architecture’s autonomy, and has fundamentally always been in trouble with tectonics. Rather then borrowing models from nature; or moving into neo-phenomenology; I will argue for an architectural ontology based on sharpening the tension between architecture and its parts. Increased computational capabilities are able to push the modernist understanding of architecture as an assemblage of prefabricated, discrete elements into an unexpected new domain of previously unachievable detail, materiality, structure and aesthetics.
Gilles Retsin is the founder of Gilles Retsin Architecture, a young award-winning London based architecture and design practice, interested in the impact of computation and new fabrication methods on the core principles of architecture. Alongside his practice, Gilles directs a research cluster at UCL/ the Bartlett school of Architecture investigating robotic manufacturing and large-scale 3D printing, and is senior lecturer at UEL.
http://retsin.org/
Draw, point, talk asks emerging architects and scholars to present their ongoing work in a public lecture and to articulate a position that charges the following response and discussion. Putting media and thought into productive dialogue, the series challenges a prevailing climate where design is presented without disciplinary argument or where criticism is presented without proposition. Each session addresses a current debate in architecture by delving deep into the particularities of an architectural practice. Hosted four times per year, this curated series of talks invites the public to an ongoing discussion.
http://cargocollective.com/drawpointtalk
Arranged and curated by
The Stockholm Association of Architects in collaboration with KTH School of Architecture
through Daniel Norell and Frida Rosenberg"
Var: SAL 108, KTH-A
Seminar 19. November
Var: SAL 324, KTH-A
till seminarium:
Formulera temat och vilken/vilka byggnader/arkitekter du tänker att applicera ditt tema: Grid-Shelter-Concept
Ta gärna med representativ bild på byggnaden på USB stick
Tänk även efter vilken literatur/vilken av texterna du tänkte använda
(14) Gilles Retsin: Very Strange Mereology: "Architecture as a continuously evolving organic body, growing and adapting under external forces - the prevailing paradigm for computation in the past two decades - is under pressure. This lecture will explore how that paradigm has undermined architecture’s autonomy, and has fundamentally always been in trouble with tectonics. Rather then borrowing models from nature; or moving into neo-phenomenology; I will argue for an architectural ontology based on sharpening the tension between architecture and its parts. Increased computational capabilities are able to push the modernist understanding of architecture as an assemblage of prefabricated, discrete elements into an unexpected new domain of previously unachievable detail, materiality, structure and aesthetics.
Gilles Retsin is the founder of Gilles Retsin Architecture, a young award-winning London based architecture and design practice, interested in the impact of computation and new fabrication methods on the core principles of architecture. Alongside his practice, Gilles directs a research cluster at UCL/ the Bartlett school of Architecture investigating robotic manufacturing and large-scale 3D printing, and is senior lecturer at UEL.
http://retsin.org/
Draw, point, talk asks emerging architects and scholars to present their ongoing work in a public lecture and to articulate a position that charges the following response and discussion. Putting media and thought into productive dialogue, the series challenges a prevailing climate where design is presented without disciplinary argument or where criticism is presented without proposition. Each session addresses a current debate in architecture by delving deep into the particularities of an architectural practice. Hosted four times per year, this curated series of talks invites the public to an ongoing discussion.
http://cargocollective.com/drawpointtalk
Arranged and curated by
The Stockholm Association of Architects in collaboration with KTH School of Architecture
through Daniel Norell and Frida Rosenberg"
torsdag 5 november 2015
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