AALU IN CREATIVE NATURE WORKSHOP, XI'AN
Labels: Workshop
AALU IN CHILE: GAME (ON) SANTIAGO
Eva Castro (AA Landscape Urbanism director) will be part of the Game (On) Santiago workshop in the Catholic University of Santiago de Chile (6th to 15th January). The intensive ten-day studio based design workshop is open to students, young architects and other designers worldwide. In Chile the construction of a new sports infrastructure to house the 'South-American Games ODESUR 2014'is being treated as an unparalleled opportunity to transform a range of environments. By taking a critical look at the ambitious plans currently under development, and proposing design alternatives, the workshop aims at defining strategies applicable at different scales. Participants will approach this project by integrating different fields of architectural action. This design research will encourage explorations ranging through material properties, construction processes, parametric design and digital fabrication, right up to the urban and landscape scales, taking account of the local cultures and Chile’s spectacular landscape.The course will be taught by tutors from the AA School and the Catholic University. Eva Castro (AA Landscape Urbanism), Monia De Marchi (AA Diploma Unit 9), and Alejandra Bosch (AA Landscape Urbanism) will join Rodrigo Pérez de Arce, Arturo Lyon, Pedro Ignacio Alonso, J Parrish and Holgar Kehne.
Labels: Workshop
DOUGLAS SPENCER IN TRENTO UNIVERSITY
AA Landscape Urbanism history and theory tutor Douglas Spencer will lecture in Italy at Trento University's Faculty of Engineering on "AA Landscape Urbanism: A Renewed Praxis" on 18 November. Considering a range of contemporary urban conditions operating outside those of the discipline's original North American and Westernised telos of the 'post-industrial' and 'post-urban', in this lecture he will argue for a critically-oriented renewal of Landscape Urbanism's theory and practice
Labels: LANDSCAPE URBANISM LECTURES, Lecture
AALU OPEN DAY FRIDAY 9th OCTOBER
AA Landscape Urbanism will held an open day on Friday 9th of October in London, where the projects from 0809 students will be shown to the public and commented by a panel of international experts. The purpose of this event is to generate debate around the emergent discipline of landscape urbanism and evaluate the relevance of the course work within academic and practice environments.
Labels: Academic event
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