2016-12-15 EAD-11 Lisbon | WS10 Design Reflection-2
European Architecture Dialogue #11 Lisbon | 2016
The EAD Colloquium of the workshop [DR2] is an integral part of the programme and research dialogue between the universities, professors, students and alumni. It takes place to enable the exchange between all involved and serves for all participants to compare and discuss the research results of the 9 workshops: Multifaceted European architectural key challenges and the specific regional tasks, the variety of teaching and research approaches and diverse problem-solving-strategies as part of the project work. The discussions about and cooperative viewing and reflection of the results form the basis, to focus the key topics to be examined in more depth as superordinate issues for the research oriented, half-year Master’s Thesis in 2017. During the final discussion and round table, possible options for the master’s thesis topic will be sketched.
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Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa, Rua Fernando Assiz Pacheco/ Rua Particular
Near to Rua Saraiva de Carvalho, 207 (for the taxi driver: near to Igreja de Santo Condéstavel)
1350-300 Lisboa
>>>Google-Maps
Professor’s round table
19:30
Exhibition opening
11.00-12.30
Welcome
Ricardo Carvalho, Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa
Introduction
Dagmar Jäger, Tallinn University of Technology
Opening Lectures
Irina Raud, Tallinn University of Technology
Anne Groß, Sebastian Seyfarth, Tokio, DAAD
Midday snack at UAL
13.45 – 14.45
Professor’s Lectures
serve to investigate the different positions and architectural problems between Lisbon, Helsinki, Haifa and Tallinn, Ljubljana and Innsbruck seeking answers, which are developed in the workshop series: What architecture topic is actually important in the specific regional context of the city? Which design strategy has been implemented and will be implemented next year? Which methodological approach of project work, reflection and teaching has been developed? And how it is related to the university’s position within the architecture landscape of Europe?
Lenka Cederbaum (Haifa),
Ricardo Carvalho (Lisbon),
Ignar Fjuk (Tallinn),
Dagmar Jäger (Tallinn-Berlin)
Coffee break at UAL
15.15 – 16.45
Students’ Lectures
analyse the nine workshop approaches under different aspects: Which design strategies have been implemented into the working process of each workshop? How is the creative process designed towards the solution of the problem by given workshop programmes? In which manner are the communication elements and team constellations implemented into the different university conditions with home students? Which disciplines are involved? Which individual strategies have been developed to ‘adopt fast’, to focus the key concerns quickly and to deal with the challenge of new contexts?
Solange DiRocca (Milano),
Mattia Tempesta (Turino),
Anil Sagir (Istanbul),
Carolina Pedro (Lisbon),
Elena Ursone (Turino),
Henri Joekalda (Tallinn)
Coffee break at UAL
17.00 – 18.00
Alumni’ Lectures
Since the beginning of the first cycle of the international programme in 2010 with a class of 19 student and the second class of 17 students in 2011, two graduations have been realized in 2012 and 2013. Alumni from Germany and Portugal will speak about opportunities, tasks and challenges after the two years of travel-studies in international architecture offices and stays abroad.
Tomás Forjaz,
Pedro M. A. Nunes Pedro,
Goncalo Pinto B. C. Ponces, Eduardo Magno (all Lisbon)
18.00 – 19.00
Conclusion All Participants & Professor’s Round Table
Questions about key topics of ‚transformation of the European city’ today, ‚challenge of cultural differences’, ‚understanding of complexity and interdisciplinarity’ and ‚professional demands in times of re-use’ are to be raised. The discourses serve to prepare the next key challenges of the Master’s Thesis and the EAD Symposium in 2017.
Reiseuni_lab Dinner in town
Architectour
Architecture walk with Ricardo Carvalho (“Lisbon Atlas Walk…”)
[TLL] Irina Raud, Professor, Architect and Town Planner, Director of Department of Architecture & Urban Design, Tallinn University of Technology, Faculty of Civil Engineering
[TLL] Ignar Fjuk, Associate Professor, Tallinn University of Technology, Architect and Town Planner, Tallinn
[HFA] Lenka Cederbaum, Architect, Senior Lecturer, Haifa, NB Haifa School of Design, Department of Architecture
[TLL-BER] Dagmar Jäger, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Architect, Programme Director of European Architecture, Tallinn University of Technology & jp3 Architektur & Gestaltung, Berlin (responsible of the EAD#9 Lisbon)
[LIS] Ricardo Carvalho, Professor Doutor, Arquitecto, Director do Departamento, Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa, Departamento de Arquitectura (UAL), Lisbon, Portugal
Postgraduate Students [Reiseuni Class_03, TLL, LJU, HFA, DESSAU, INN, LIS]
Henri Joekalda, from Tallinn
Carolina Pedro, from Lisbon
Solange di Rocca, from Milano
Anil Sagir, from Istanbul
Mattia Tempesta, from Turino
Elena Ursone, from Turino
Alumni [2010-12/2011-13]
[LIS] Tomás Forjaz (M.Sc. in Architecture), Portugal, working at José Adrião Arquitectos
[BER-TYO] Anne Groß, Sebastian Seyfarth (M.Sc. in Architecture), Berlin-Tokio, DAAD Scholarship holder (via Skype)
[LIS] Pedro Madeira Abrantes Nunes Pedro (M.Sc. in Architecture), Portugal
[LIS] Eduardo Magno (M.Sc. in Architecture), Lisbon, working at Studio Campos Costa Arquitectos, Lisbon
[LIS] Goncalo Pinto Basto Calheiros Ponces (M.Sc. in Architecture), working at JLL’s Development Solutions Team (staff member), Lisbon
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| Design-Reflection-2 | Knowledge- Diagram, Solange DiRocca, Class-03 |
Design Reflection-2
Four partner universities and institutions from Tallinn, Haifa, Dessau and Lisbon debate the research results of the international master programme of European Architecture together with students and alumni.The Master’s Programme
is a unique approach to international architectural education. It combines the idea of the classic educational journey abroad with the intensive, interdisciplinary and project-oriented workshop tradition. The training is structured around a series of eight project workshops on topics that elaborate and reflect architectural knowledge across greater Europe. Between September 2015 and December 2016, 9 workshops took place at the partner universities of Tallinn University of Technology (responsible), Ljubljana Faculty of Architecture, Haifa NB School of Design, Bauhaus Dessau Foundation, Innsbruck University and Lisbon Faculty of Architecture (double degree partner) with the 3rd class of the Reiseuni_lab.Design Reflection
The programme is framed by three design theoretical, empirical-reflexive workshops. The design methods seminar at the start of the 2 year programme as well as the Design Reflection 2 [DR2] serve to research about design, to catalogue design strategies and positions in order to develop an empirical self-reflected knowhow upon the rich context of the intercultural discourse. The 3rd Design Reflection workshop will follow up next with the goal to develop the research portfolio of the half-year Master’ s Thesis.The EAD Colloquium of the workshop [DR2] is an integral part of the programme and research dialogue between the universities, professors, students and alumni. It takes place to enable the exchange between all involved and serves for all participants to compare and discuss the research results of the 9 workshops: Multifaceted European architectural key challenges and the specific regional tasks, the variety of teaching and research approaches and diverse problem-solving-strategies as part of the project work. The discussions about and cooperative viewing and reflection of the results form the basis, to focus the key topics to be examined in more depth as superordinate issues for the research oriented, half-year Master’s Thesis in 2017. During the final discussion and round table, possible options for the master’s thesis topic will be sketched.
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EAD#11 Lisbon | 2016 Programme
Venue:Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa, Rua Fernando Assiz Pacheco/ Rua Particular
Near to Rua Saraiva de Carvalho, 207 (for the taxi driver: near to Igreja de Santo Condéstavel)
1350-300 Lisboa
>>>Google-Maps
Thursday 15th of December 2016
18:00Professor’s round table
19:30
Exhibition opening
Friday 16th of December 2016
Lecture Day11.00-12.30
Welcome
Ricardo Carvalho, Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa
Introduction
Dagmar Jäger, Tallinn University of Technology
Opening Lectures
Irina Raud, Tallinn University of Technology
Anne Groß, Sebastian Seyfarth, Tokio, DAAD
Midday snack at UAL
13.45 – 14.45
Professor’s Lectures
serve to investigate the different positions and architectural problems between Lisbon, Helsinki, Haifa and Tallinn, Ljubljana and Innsbruck seeking answers, which are developed in the workshop series: What architecture topic is actually important in the specific regional context of the city? Which design strategy has been implemented and will be implemented next year? Which methodological approach of project work, reflection and teaching has been developed? And how it is related to the university’s position within the architecture landscape of Europe?
Lenka Cederbaum (Haifa),
Ricardo Carvalho (Lisbon),
Ignar Fjuk (Tallinn),
Dagmar Jäger (Tallinn-Berlin)
Coffee break at UAL
15.15 – 16.45
Students’ Lectures
analyse the nine workshop approaches under different aspects: Which design strategies have been implemented into the working process of each workshop? How is the creative process designed towards the solution of the problem by given workshop programmes? In which manner are the communication elements and team constellations implemented into the different university conditions with home students? Which disciplines are involved? Which individual strategies have been developed to ‘adopt fast’, to focus the key concerns quickly and to deal with the challenge of new contexts?
Solange DiRocca (Milano),
Mattia Tempesta (Turino),
Anil Sagir (Istanbul),
Carolina Pedro (Lisbon),
Elena Ursone (Turino),
Henri Joekalda (Tallinn)
Coffee break at UAL
17.00 – 18.00
Alumni’ Lectures
Since the beginning of the first cycle of the international programme in 2010 with a class of 19 student and the second class of 17 students in 2011, two graduations have been realized in 2012 and 2013. Alumni from Germany and Portugal will speak about opportunities, tasks and challenges after the two years of travel-studies in international architecture offices and stays abroad.
Tomás Forjaz,
Pedro M. A. Nunes Pedro,
Goncalo Pinto B. C. Ponces, Eduardo Magno (all Lisbon)
18.00 – 19.00
Conclusion All Participants & Professor’s Round Table
Questions about key topics of ‚transformation of the European city’ today, ‚challenge of cultural differences’, ‚understanding of complexity and interdisciplinarity’ and ‚professional demands in times of re-use’ are to be raised. The discourses serve to prepare the next key challenges of the Master’s Thesis and the EAD Symposium in 2017.
Reiseuni_lab Dinner in town
Saturday 17th of December 2016
11.00 – 15.00Architectour
Architecture walk with Ricardo Carvalho (“Lisbon Atlas Walk…”)
Participants of EAD#11 Lisbon:
Partner Universities, Professors, Reiseuni_lab members[TLL] Irina Raud, Professor, Architect and Town Planner, Director of Department of Architecture & Urban Design, Tallinn University of Technology, Faculty of Civil Engineering
[TLL] Ignar Fjuk, Associate Professor, Tallinn University of Technology, Architect and Town Planner, Tallinn
[HFA] Lenka Cederbaum, Architect, Senior Lecturer, Haifa, NB Haifa School of Design, Department of Architecture
[TLL-BER] Dagmar Jäger, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Architect, Programme Director of European Architecture, Tallinn University of Technology & jp3 Architektur & Gestaltung, Berlin (responsible of the EAD#9 Lisbon)
[LIS] Ricardo Carvalho, Professor Doutor, Arquitecto, Director do Departamento, Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa, Departamento de Arquitectura (UAL), Lisbon, Portugal
Postgraduate Students [Reiseuni Class_03, TLL, LJU, HFA, DESSAU, INN, LIS]
Henri Joekalda, from Tallinn
Carolina Pedro, from Lisbon
Solange di Rocca, from Milano
Anil Sagir, from Istanbul
Mattia Tempesta, from Turino
Elena Ursone, from Turino
Alumni [2010-12/2011-13]
[LIS] Tomás Forjaz (M.Sc. in Architecture), Portugal, working at José Adrião Arquitectos
[BER-TYO] Anne Groß, Sebastian Seyfarth (M.Sc. in Architecture), Berlin-Tokio, DAAD Scholarship holder (via Skype)
[LIS] Pedro Madeira Abrantes Nunes Pedro (M.Sc. in Architecture), Portugal
[LIS] Eduardo Magno (M.Sc. in Architecture), Lisbon, working at Studio Campos Costa Arquitectos, Lisbon
[LIS] Goncalo Pinto Basto Calheiros Ponces (M.Sc. in Architecture), working at JLL’s Development Solutions Team (staff member), Lisbon
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