WELCOME
By Kristine Leth Juul, Rector, & Karen Kjaergaard, Curator
Language: EN
Ruination
SOLIDARY LANDSCAPES
What are the consequences of extractive capitalism in the Anthropocene? To what extent can architecture and the building industry contribute to establishing new vocabularies, advocacy, and activism?
Location: The Low Mock Up
09.15-09.30
09.30-10.30
MICHAEL LUNDGAARD THOMSEN, FRANK JENSEN, SUSAN MOSER & HANNE LYNG WINTER
BIG BUSINESS, BIG IMPACT
Byggeriet henter årligt millioner af kubikmeter sand fra Danmarks mest skrøbelige marine økosystem. Hvordan finder vi fremadrettet og i fællesskab en gensidig balance, så vi i højere grad tager hensyn til naturen eksempelvis gennem det regenerative byggeri og transformation?
Michael Lundgaard Thomsen (DK): Direktør, Aalborg Portland A/S, Nordic & Baltic Region – Cementir Holding S.p.A
Frank Jensen (DK): Ingeniør og indehaver af Søren Jensen
Susan Moser (DK): Direktør, Fauske Marmor
Hanne Lyng Winter (DK): Biolog, tidligere Greenpeace og Foreningen for Skånsomt Kystfiskeri
Moderator: Emma Rishøj Holm (DK): Ph.d.-stipendiat, Cand.arch, Arkitektskolen AarhusLanguage: DK
11.00-12.00
MARIE-LOUISE RICHARDS
A PLANETARY BREATH
What possible lines of connection can be drawn between Black feminism, socio-political organizing and survival strategies of our aquatic cousins? A conversation departing from Alexis Pauline Gumbs’ influential book ‘Undrowned: Black Feminist Lessons from Marine Mammals’ on reimagining architecture ‘otherwise’.
Marie-Louise Richards (SE): Architect, lecturer, and researcher at the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm
Moderator: Nina Cramer (DK): Independent curator, researcherLanguage: EN
12.45-13.30
PRISOVERRÆKKELSE
Statens Kunstfonds Legat- og Projektstøtteudvalg for Arkitektur overrækker Solidaritetsprisen 2024.
Hvordan kan arkitekturen være solidarisk? Kan den tage hensyn? Kan den udvise omsorg? Med Solidaritetsprisen ønsker Statens Kunstfond at sætte pris på dem, der går forrest. På dem, der tør formulere mulige svar og viser os, hvordan arkitekturen kan være rummelig.Hør en talk med prismodtageren og udvalgsmedlem, arkitekt og professor Søren Nielsen.
Language: DK
13.50-14.50
REINIER DE GRAAF
THE (SELF-)IMAGE OF AN ARCHITECT
World-class, award-winning, creative, innovative, sustainable, livable, beautiful. What is the significance of these terms, and how have they devalued architectural discourse? De Graaf questions the jargon imposed by consultants, developers, and competitors, calling for introspection within the profession.
Reinier de Graaf (NL): Architect, writer and partner, Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) and co-founder of its think-tank AMO
Moderators: Kristoffer Lindhardt Weiss (DK): Director, Danish Architectural Press & Ruth Baumeister (DE): Associate Professor, Dipl.Ing.Arch, PhD, Aarhus School of ArchitectureLanguage: EN
15.15-16.15
ADRIAN LAHOUD & IMANI JACQUELINE BROWN
CATASTROPHES & REPARATIONS
From plantation frontiers and industrial encroachment to climate change, the mounting environmental catastrophes lay bare the ripples of extractivism and colonialism. Yet the scales of precarity and degrees of vulnerability and exposure are unequal. In this conversation, Brown and Lahoud open up a space for imagining the paths to reparations – monetary, legal, and ecological.
Dr. Adrian Lahoud (AU): Architect, urban designer, Dean at the Royal College of Art – School of Architecture
Imani Jacqueline Brown (US): Artist, research fellow at Forensic Architecture, and PhD Candidate at Queen Mary University
Moderator: Margarida Waco (Cabinda/DK): Architect, researcher, Associate Lecturer at Royal College of Art, Co-curator OPENLanguage: EN
16.30-17.15
CLOSING DEBATE
THE LAST DIP – WHERE DO WE SWIM FROM HERE?
Join the OPEN closing debate, where insights, visions and ideas float and coalesce – with Anne Whiston Spirn, Marie-Louise Richards, Adrian Lahoud, Dani Burrows, Feifei Zhou & Liam Young.
Moderator: Boris Brorman Jensen
Language: EN
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