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Join the Danish Science Festival at Aarhus School of Architecture<\/h1>\n<\/div><\/section>\n

Your opportunity to learn more about what doing research in architecture is about – and why it’s so important<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section>\n

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What is the connection between robots and half-timbering? What should we take with us into the future? Why should we use wood to build when 3D printing is so easy? These are some of the questions we will try to answer when Aarhus School of Architecture participates in The Danish Science Festival 2019.
\nAarhus School of Architecture has arranged an open house event on 25 and 26 April. During the event you can visit our workshops and see examples of what our researchers are working on.<\/p>\n

The exhibition opens at 15.00 on 25 April.<\/p>\n

The Danish Science Festival is a nationwide science festival which is held every year. The event includes around 700 events and lectures and is attended by more than 70,000 people.<\/p>\n

The exhibition at Aarhus School of Architecture includes guided tours to different parts of the school. Here you can experience what doing research in architecture means – and why this research is so important.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section><\/div>

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Join the Danish Science Festival at Aarhus School of Architecture<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Using robots to create knowledge<\/h5>\n

At Aarhus School of Architecture, we are employing the latest robotics technology; our researchers use this technology to learn more about materials, develop new technologies, as well as for many other things.<\/p>\n

At the Danish Science Festival, you can take a closer look at the many robots; robots which can, among other things, do concrete casting according to particular patterns, cut asymmetric pieces of wood along curves, or pulverize marble while following the veins of the material. The robot exhibition is organised by the school’s Research Lab 2 – Technology, Building Cultures and Habitation and is located in the school’s mock-up area.<\/p>\n

History surrounds us<\/h5>\n

Does heritage have an impact on us as individuals? What is cultural heritage really and is there something unique that binds history and people together? Does it even make sense to talk about cultural heritage? – and can we discover a shared relationship through cultural heritage? #F\u00e6lleshistorie<\/p>\n

At The Danish Science Festival, we will raise these questions; questions which are based on the research project Screening of Cultural Environments, which presents examples of areas of cultural and historical interest in Denmark through specific cases.<\/p>\n

The exhibition, which is based on research reports, highlights three cases from the screening (a malt factory in Ebeltoft, Nakskov, and Frederiks\u00f8 near Svendborg). These cases are presented and communicated visually in the library of Aarhus School of Architecture.<\/p>\n

The exhibition on cultural environments has been organised by the school’s Research Lab 1 \u2013 Territories, Architecture, and Transformation and will be held in the school’s library.<\/p>\n

Towards a sustainable future<\/h5>\n

No one dares predict the future anymore. We are too busy to actually think about it. This is the claim on which the exhibition presented by the school’s Research Lab 3 – Emerging Sustainable Architecture is based.<\/p>\n

During a study trip to Cuba, students have collected several objects to start a discussion about a sustainable future. This is intended as a reverse time capsule that allows us to reflect on how we can improve the world of today. The many objects are presented along with texts explaining why the students believe precisely these things are important for the future. The exhibition is located in Laden Syd, at Aarhus School of Architecture<\/p>\n

In the school’s canteen we will be showing a video by Anders Gammelgaard. It demonstrates how the atmosphere of architecture has changed over time.<\/p>\n

We look forward to showing you many facets of doing research in architecture.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/section><\/div>

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