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The PhD course gives a broad introduction to research within the fields of design and architecture aimed at PhDs in the early stages of their project. It will help PhDs
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The PhD course gives a broad introduction to research within the fields of design and architecture aimed at PhDs in the early stages of their project. It will help PhDs to form a general understanding of research within the fields with a particular focus on research by design. It addresses questions of structuring research, developing research questions, planning of research, choice of methodologies and contextualisation of research.
The course will use the PhDs individual research projects as source material to help the participant to arrive at a better understanding of how to situate their research while developing and sharpening the focus, content and methodologies of the projects.
12-13 September – Research in the design fields / Research Question
The first part of the course introduces research within the fields of design and architecture. We discuss the participant’s research projects through workshops. The role of the research question in the design fields is introduced.
26-27 September – Discourse analysis / Historiography
The second part of the course focuses on the contextualization of the research, the understanding of the research traditions of the field and the discourse analysis of analytical and theoretical texts.
10-11 October – Research methods/ Research design
The third part of the course addresses the choice of research methods and the formation of a research design to plan and structure the research process.
The course format includes lectures by instructors and guests, group discussions and workshops. Participation requires preparation (approximately three days) before and in between the three parts of the course (about 5-8 days) as well as active participation in all course activities. Participants are encouraged to participate in all parts of the course, but it is possible to join parts.
Course instructors: Richard Herriot, Claus Peder Pedersen and Anders Troelsen.
Target group: PhD fellows within design and architecture, and related fields in the early stages of their PhD.
ECTS Points: 6
The number of participants: Up to 12
Deadline for signing up: 16 August
A reading list will be provided.
Please sign up by emailing Mia Mimi Flodager mmf@aarch.dk
Please attach a short description of your research project.
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September 12 (Torsdag) - Oktober 11 (Fredag)
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Arkitektskolen Aarhus
Nørreport 18, 8000 Aarhus C
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Byens Angst is an exhibition in ONSITE GALLERY. The exhibit will run from September 26th to October 29th. The exhibition is done by Thomas Hilberth and students from Teaching Programme
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Byens Angst is an exhibition in ONSITE GALLERY. The exhibit will run from September 26th to October 29th. The exhibition is done by Thomas Hilberth and students from Teaching Programme 3.
War, politics and the city have historically always been interrelated. As Paul Virilio pinpoints, there is not only an etymological connection between polemics, politics and polis. Recent forms of asymmetrical warfare or terrorism have also had consequences on the formation of space and architecture in cities around the world.
This adds to the already existing territories of fear within the urban fabric; spaces where danger is imagined or perceived, where uncanny, unlawful actions are suspected to take place. Fear literally takes place, occupies and inhabits certain areas of the city at certain moments thereby stigmatizing whole neighbourhoods and districts.
Different strategies are deployed to counter these perceived and imaginary threats. Many of these strategies contain elements that are counterproductive to the establishment of a prosperous and liveable atmosphere in our cities.
Surveillance, segregation, surface hardening, stealth tactics and cocooning are just some phenomena that try to cope with a steadily growing environment of fear. The vicious circle of countermeasures and fear suffocates an unburdened experience of public space. The cry for more security benefits the industry but can hardly qualify and stimulate the safe environment we actually thrive for and thrive in. Surveillance, differentiation and territorialisation strategies destroy the live-supporting spaces in our cities that help its citizens both to be free and feel free. They create an environment of suspicion and hostile to live that produces desperation, hopelessness and fear.
Ethologist Robert Ardrey identifies three elementary needs in many living species. It is the need for identity, stimulation and security. All three needs are satisfied through the very architectural concept of territorialisation and are psychological necessities that have to be carefully balanced especially in the development of our urban spaces.
The dichotomist antagonists of those three needs will even better clarify their importance. The opposite of identity is anonymity, boredom is the antonym of stimulation and security is contrasted by the feelings of angst or fear. Too much security though contains the self-destructive elements of boredom and anonymity, characteristics that more and more define our city spaces after opening hours.
On the other hand there are constant physical reminders of abstract dangers and threats expressed through surveillance cameras, jersey barriers and bollards, the new and obnoxious manifestations of a society and city of fear.
The Exhibition thematically investigates the topic “Citiy of Fear – Fear of the City” through explorations into the dark allies and underpasses of Aarhus. Securitzing and martializing the city through protective infrastructure and surface hardening as well as surveillance and control are topics addressed.
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September 26 (Torsdag) 16:00 - Oktober 29 (Tirsdag) 10:00
Lokation
Onsite Gallery
Skovgaardsgade 5A, 8000 Aarhus C
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Forelæsningsrækken “Grundlæggende forelæsninger om arkitektur” kredser om det grundlæggende spørgsmål ”hvad er arkitektur”? Hvor kommer arkitekturen fra, hvordan har den udviklet sig gennem tiden og hvordan manifesterer den sig som den
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Forelæsningsrækken “Grundlæggende forelæsninger om arkitektur” kredser om det grundlæggende spørgsmål ”hvad er arkitektur”?
Hvor kommer arkitekturen fra, hvordan har den udviklet sig gennem tiden og hvordan manifesterer den sig som den nødvendige, men (forhåbentlig) også berigende og inspirerende fysiske ramme om menneskers hverdagsliv? Arkitektskolens professorer vil på skift forsøge at besvare disse spørgsmål, via forskellige blikke på arkitekturens udvikling og samfundsmæssige rolle.
Onsdag d. 2. oktober holder Mogens A. Morgen forelæsningen “Kulturarv”. Om forelæsningen skriver han:
“Om den arkitektoniske kulturarv forstået som en kultur, der har udviklet sig kontinuerligt gennem historien til et rigt katolog, som skabelsen af ny arkitektur betandig lægger nye lag til. Kulturarven som en kollektiv erindring, en kobling af fortid, nutid og fremtid, som ved hele tiden at blive genindskrevet i en samtidig kontekst, gives nutidig relevans.”
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(Onsdag) 13:00 - 14:00
Lokation
Gymnastiksalen, Arkitektskolen Aarhus
Paradisgade 4-6, 8000 Aarhus C
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Photobook Week Aarhus celebrates its sixth edition from 3 to 6 October 2019. The festival is an open forum for discussions on the photobook as a medium. This year Photobook Week
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Photobook Week Aarhus celebrates its sixth edition from 3 to 6 October 2019. The festival is an open forum for discussions on the photobook as a medium.
This year Photobook Week Aarhus and Art Weekend Aarhus will be cooperating and several activities and exhibitions will be featured on both platforms.
Photobook Week Aarhus’ main venue is the library at Aarhus School of Architecture. The festival programme is dedicated to talks and exhibitions about publishing, researching, distributing, buying, trading, and collecting photobooks. You can also purchase new as well as vintage photobooks at the festival.
Photo: Anne Elisabeth Toft
A significant part of Photobook Week Aarhus 2019 will focus on the relationship between architecture, photography and photobooks. As Anne Elisabeth Toft, Associate Professor at Aarhus School of Architecture and one of the curators of Photobook Week Aarhus, explains:
“The festival takes its point of departure in the legendary photo exhibition “New Topographics: Photographs of a Man-Altered Landscape” from 1975. This exhibition, curated by William Jenkins of the International Museum of Photography at the George Eastman House, in Rochester, New York, introduced a whole new approach to architecture – and landscape photography. The exhibition not only led to a renewed interest in and understanding of the genre of documentary photography, it also brought about a new and expanded view on landscape architecture; a view which has been crucial ever since. Common to many of the photographers whose photographs were featured at the exhibition was their interest in and documentation of the urban and of urban and industrial landscapes undergoing transformation. The invited photographers included among others: Robert Adams, Lewis Baltz, Stephen Shore as well as Bernd and Hilla Becher.”
Photobook Week Aarhus will follow up on cultural currents and single historical events that led to the emergence of the new topographic photography in the United States and Europe. In talks and panel discussions, the festival will also shed light on the significance of the new topographic photography for landscape photography and landscape architecture in the Anthropocene.
You can read more about Photobook Week Aarhus and see the programme at http://photobookweek.org
Tid
3 (Torsdag) 18:00 - 6 (Søndag) 17:00
Lokation
Biblioteket, Arkitektskolen Aarhus
Nørreport 18, 8000 Aarhus C
Arkitekturens Dag: Prisoverrækkelse og udstillingsåbning
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Aarhus Rådhus
- Rådhuspladsen 2, 8000 Aarhus C
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Arkitektskolen Aarhus fejrer i år Arkitekturens Dag med champagne, når vinderen af fotokonkurrencen Photo Of The Year skal kåres. Arrangementet afholdes i samarbejde med Akademisk Arkitektforening Østjylland. Statens Kunstfond uddeler også
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Arkitektskolen Aarhus fejrer i år Arkitekturens Dag med champagne, når vinderen af fotokonkurrencen Photo Of The Year skal kåres. Arrangementet afholdes i samarbejde med Akademisk Arkitektforening Østjylland.
Statens Kunstfond uddeler også årets Dristighedspris som en del af arrangementet.
Photo Of The Year er en international arkitekturfotokonkurrence for arkitektstuderende, og udover præmieoverrækkelsen vil der på Arkitekturens Dag også blive åbnet en udstilling med de bedste bidrag fra konkurrencen.
Dagen starter med en festtale ved skolens rektor Torben Nielsen, og så vil der være prisoverrækkelse ved Hans Peter Dinesen fra Dinesen og en Architects Talk ved vinderen af Photo Of The Year.
Derefter vil Ellen Braae, der er formand for Legat- og Projektstøtteudvalget for Arkitektur under Statens Kunstfond uddele årets Dristighedspris.
Photo Of The Year er sponsoreret af Dinesen og Dryers Fond.
Tid
(Mandag) 15:00 - 17:00
Lokation
Aarhus Rådhus
Rådhuspladsen 2, 8000 Aarhus C
Beskrivelse
Forelæsningsrækken “Grundlæggende forelæsninger om arkitektur” kredser om det grundlæggende spørgsmål ”hvad er arkitektur”?Hvor kommer arkitekturen fra, hvordan har den udviklet sig gennem tiden og hvordan manifesterer den sig som den
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Forelæsningsrækken “Grundlæggende forelæsninger om arkitektur” kredser om det grundlæggende spørgsmål ”hvad er arkitektur”?Hvor kommer arkitekturen fra, hvordan har den udviklet sig gennem tiden og hvordan manifesterer den sig som den nødvendige, men (forhåbentlig) også berigende og inspirerende fysiske ramme om menneskers hverdagsliv? Arkitektskolens professorer vil på skift forsøge at besvare disse spørgsmål, via forskellige blikke på arkitekturens udvikling og samfundsmæssige rolle.
Onsdag d. 30. oktober holder Karl Christiansen forelæsningen “Grundlæggende tektonik 1”. Om forelæsningen skriver han:
“Om forholdet mellem teknologi, teknik og tektonik. Om begrebet tektonik, fra dets oprindelse i den græske antik, dets forhold til andre græske begreber som techne og poesis, og om begrebets anvendelse igennem tiderne, herunder om den jordskorpe vi alle bebor – de tektoniske plader. Og om hvordan denne naturlige geologiske tektonik relaterer sig til den kulturlige kunst generelt og – naturligvis – specielt den kunstart som lyder navnet arkitektur, som tektonik-begrebet især retter sig imod. ”
Literaturliste til videre inspiration om dette emne:
“TEKTONIK – den tektoniske fordring”
af Karl Christiansen
Valville, 2019
“TECTONICS – the meaning of form”
af Karl Christiansen
Systime, 2015
Tid
(Onsdag) 13:00 - 14:00
Lokation
Gymnastiksalen, Arkitektskolen Aarhus
Paradisgade 4-6, 8000 Aarhus C
Arkitektskolen Aarhus
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