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Prosthetic The work being exhibited is from ‘Phase 01’ of the semester, in which we asked the students to examine the human body (their assigned partner) as a ‘building site.’ In
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Prosthetic
The work being exhibited is from ‘Phase 01’ of the semester, in which we asked the students to examine the human body (their assigned partner) as a ‘building site.’ In this phase we examined the following:
1. Survey processes (scanning the body)
2. The agency of digital fabrication methods (the influence of fabrication on articulation)
This ‘Bootcamp’ (this is what we typically call our first semester phase) was meant to both teach students methods in digital thinking while setting a precedence in subject and process for the rest of the semester.
The title of the semester assignment is ‘Domestic Prosthetics.’
The students are designing ‘caretaker’ residences for one of two building ruins:
1. The Jarlshof prehistoric and norse ruin in the Shetland Islands, Scotland
2. The Hald Ruin site in Viborg, Denmark
The prosthetics to be exhibited are one of many design influences (examined over the semester) meant to influence the students ability to design a 21st century prosthetic that houses an on-site caretaker.
Prosthetic / prɒsˈθɛtɪk/
Adjective
1. Denoting an artificial body part, such as a limb, a heart, or a breast implant.
2. Denoting a substance, item, or process used to transform a person’s appearance temporarily.
Noun
3. An artificial body part meant to compensate for an inefficiency or defect.
4. An appearance-altering substance or item applied to a person’s body.
Prosthetics provide countless analogs towards architectural exploration as they represent technological advancements at the intersection of analytical processes, material properties, and emergent machining systems – all to better a human condition. And while prosthetics are often defined as something meant to ‘compensate for an inefficiency,’ the actual definition is quite broad: Prosthetics can project and compensate for an emotional condition just as well as a physical condition – so long as the analysis of the body (the host) is a clear driver in the articulation of the apparatus.
Robert B. Trempe Jr
Dagmar Reinhardt
Claudia Carbone
And students from
Studio 2B
Time
December 3 (Tuesday) 8:00 - January 10 (Friday) 15:00
Location
Kantinen, Arkitektskolen Aarhus
Nørreport 18, 8000 Aarhus C
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Dagligt bliver overskudsmaterialer sorteret fra, fordi de ikke passer ind i en standardiseret produktion. Men disse materialer er ofte af høj kvalitet og har både karakter og potentiale, der er
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Dagligt bliver overskudsmaterialer sorteret fra, fordi de ikke passer ind i en standardiseret produktion. Men disse materialer er ofte af høj kvalitet og har både karakter og potentiale, der er værd at undersøge. Derfor har Arkitektskolen Aarhus i samarbejde med virksomhederne Kvadrat, Sørensen Læder, ZURFACE og Dinesen lanceret Bank of Materials, som lader materialerne få nyt liv.
D. 5. december kl. 15.00 åbner udstillingen Bank Of Materials X AARCH i ONSITE GALLERY, og her kan du opleve nogle foreløbige eksempler på brugen af overskuds- og restmaterialer.
’’Vores mission er at undersøge potentialet i de her overskudsmaterialer, som hver især indeholder deres egne unikke kvaliteter og historier. De ting der gør, at materialerne sorteres fra i den standardiserede produktion er de ting, vi ser muligheder i – det er skønheden i det uperfekte. Man kan se BOM som en form for materialeeksperimentarium, og en inkubator for at nye ideer og forbindelser kan opstå.’’, fortæller Lennart Ellegaard, Bankdirektør i Bank of Materials.
Time
December 5 (Thursday) 15:00 - January 31 (Friday) 15:00
Location
Onsite Gallery
Skovgaardsgade 5A, 8000 Aarhus C
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Vi bruger vores sanser til at danne en forståelse af os selv og verden. Udstillingen 'Læs med hænderne' viser avancerede fremstillingsmetoder, som giver os mulighed for at fremstille mønstre, teksturer
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Vi bruger vores sanser til at danne en forståelse af os selv og verden. Udstillingen ‘Læs med hænderne’ viser avancerede fremstillingsmetoder, som giver os mulighed for at fremstille mønstre, teksturer og braille-tekst til historiefortælling ved hjælp af robotter.
Kom og udforsk de hemmelige meddelelser, der er indgraveret i træstolene, og afkod dem ved hjælp af berøring og syn.
Udstillingen er et samarbejde mellem Arkitektskolen Aarhus og Instituttet for Blinde og Svagsynede (IBOS) og vises på Dokk1 fra den 10. december til 6. januar 2020 med et seminar den 19. december kl. 15.00.
Time
December 10 (Tuesday) 10:00 - January 6 (Monday) 16:00
Location
Dokk1
Hack Kampmanns Plads 2, 8000 Aarhus C
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Se event-sideThe Ordinary Daylight: Flores & Prats
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Gymnastiksalen, Arkitektskolen Aarhus
- Paradisgade 4, 8000 Aarhus C
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The lecture series The Ordinary Daylight aims to draw attention to the quality of daylight – rather than the amount of light required by building codes and regulations that sometimes
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The lecture series The Ordinary Daylight aims to draw attention to the quality of daylight – rather than the amount of light required by building codes and regulations that sometimes can overwhelmingly hijack conversations about natural daylight in contemporary buildings today. The lecture series does this through focusing on architects who work consciously and qualitatively with the effects of daylight in architecture. Each lecture being an opportunity to share work and ideas, providing an insight into approach and methodology while collectively providing an outline of various ways to explore and engage with daylight.
On Wednesday, January 8th architects Eva Prats and Ricardo Flores will do a lecture in the series. The lecture is called “The Discipline Of The Existing”. Flores & Prats is an architectural office dedicated to the confrontation of theory and academic practice with design and construction activity. They have worked in rehabilitation of old structures for new occupations, in the design of public spaces with neighbour’s participation, as well as in social housing and its capacity to create community. Their work has obtained among others the Grand Award in Architecture at the Royal Academy of Arts of London for their Mills Museum in Mallorca, the City of Barcelona Prize and the Special Mention at the Spanish National Awards for the Sala Beckett International Drama Centre and the City of Palma Prize for the Cultural Centre Casal Balaguer. They have been nominated for the Mies van der Rohe Awards 2005, 2015 and 2016, and exhibited at the last four editions of La Biennale di Venezia. Eva Prats and Ricardo Flores are professors of Design Studio at the School of Architecture of Barcelona, at the RMIT of Melbourne and Guest Professors at ETH Zurich.
Previous lecturers in the series include among others Stephen Bates, co-founder of Sergison Bates architects (UK); Mauricio Pezo and Sofia von Ellrichshausen, founding partners of Pezo von Ellrichshausen (CHL); Johan Celsing; founding partner of Celsing architecture studio (SWE) and Hiroshi Sambuichi (JPN).
The lectures are a collaboration between the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture and Aarhus School of Architecture and kindly supported by VELUX Denmark. Lectures will be held at both schools and will be open to the public, so students, faculty, practice, as well as other interested parties, will be able to take advantage of the knowledge and experiences presented.
Time
(Wednesday) 16:00 - 17:00
Location
Gymnastiksalen, Arkitektskolen Aarhus
Paradisgade 4, 8000 Aarhus C
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BegivenhedssideKantineudstilling: Rumlige atmosfærer og byggekultur
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Kantinen, Arkitektskolen Aarhus
- Nørreport 18, 8000 Aarhus C
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Udstillingen er en undersøgelse af atmosfæren i en række forskellige rum set i forhold til udviklingen i byggekulturen. Med ændringen fra traditionelt håndværk til industri er atmosfæren i de rum,
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Udstillingen er en undersøgelse af atmosfæren i en række forskellige rum set i forhold til udviklingen i byggekulturen. Med ændringen fra traditionelt håndværk til industri er atmosfæren i de rum, vi opholder os i, forandret.
“I det nutidige byggeri er der en tendens til, at de frembragte rum til trods for forskellig brug har den samme atmosfære. Dette uanset om der er tale om skoler, børnehaver, boliger, kontorer eller psykiatriske hospitaler. Måske har vi andre intentioner, men den industrialiserede byggekultur efterlader til enhver tid et industrielt aftryk, som det kan være svært at komme udenom”, siger Anders Gammelgaard Nielsen, lektor, cand. arch. og Ph.D. samt ophavsmand til udstillingen.
Byggekulturen afspejles ikke mindst i rummenes overflader, som i industrielt byggeri let kommer til at fremstå sterile og ensartede. Ved at kigge bagud i tiden belyser udstillingen, hvordan forandringer i byggekulturen indvirker på de rumlige atmosfærer, der skabes.
Udstillingen videreføres som vandreudstilling med første stop på Aarhus Rådhus (foyer) i perioden 20. – 30. april 2020.
Time
January 22 (Wednesday) 8:00 - February 29 (Saturday) 15:00
Location
Kantinen, Arkitektskolen Aarhus
Nørreport 18, 8000 Aarhus C
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Begivenhedsside
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31. januar åbner afgangsudstillingen MaMA: Masters and Matters of Architecture, og 44 nye arkitekter dimitteres fra skolen. Udstillingens titel og tema er i år MaMA, som står for Masters and Matters
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31. januar åbner afgangsudstillingen MaMA: Masters and Matters of Architecture, og 44 nye arkitekter dimitteres fra skolen.
Udstillingens titel og tema er i år MaMA, som står for Masters and Matters of Architecture og viser det nyeste indenfor arkitektur, kulturarv, landskab og miljø.
De 44 nyuddannede arkitekter præsenterer udvalgte modeller og uddyber deres tanker og forslag til arkitektur indenfor transformation, kulturarv, planlægning eller habitation. Med afsæt i de 17 verdensmål, bæredygtige løsninger og eksistentielle overvejelser demonstrerer de, hvordan verden kan blive et bedre sted gennem arkitektur. Hvad enten det er i Danmark eller i et af verdens mange brændpunkter.
Hvordan transformeres Sydhavnen i Aarhus til et godt nabolag, hvordan ser troens hus ud i det 21. århundrede, hvordan sikres kysten i Kerteminde, og er klimatorier de nye videnscentre? Hvad har Georgia O’Keefe og den mexicanske grænse tilfælles, lyder turisme i Chernobyl grotesk – og kan man forebygge sygdom gennem Healing Architecture?
Bliv klogere på arkitektur og på aktuelle problematikker der handler om din by og vores verden. Og oplev ny arkitektur og kulturarv smelte sammen på Godsbanen i Rå Hal.
Tid og sted
Dimissionen: 31. januar kl. 14 (Udstillingen åbner kl. 15)
Udstillingen: 31. januar 2020 – 23. februar 2020 (alle dage 11-17, med undtagelse af åbningsdagen)
Godsbanen, Rå Hal – Skovgaardsgade 3A, 8000 Aarhus
Time
January 31 (Friday) 15:00 - February 23 (Sunday) 17:00
Location
Rå Hal, Godsbanen
Skovgaardsgade 3, 8000 Aarhus C
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Begivenhedsside
Aarhus School of Architecture
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