
‘Performance Design – Environmental Response’
The workshop explores responsive strategies and systems, which is in constant interaction with its physical environment.
Cross-disciplinary master students within the field of architecture and mediology are to investigate and create physical and digital kinetic models and systems enabling environmental adaptation with embedded censoring, translation of information and actuation.
The workshop is an intense series of lectures and tooling sessions, with successive experiments, leading to responsive models with growing complexity in terms of analytical performance and phenomenological expressions.
The aim is not only to investigate and create behavioural physical models, but equally to discuss and challenge our understanding of architectural changeability, dynamic behaviour, materiality and expression. How do we understand continuity and alterations in relation environment? How do we understand information and its transformation? Is architecture persistent or in persistent change?
Workshop outline:
Workshop location: The Utzon Center, from January 24th 2010 – January 30th 2010
Opening event of exhibition: ’Environmental Response’ within The Utzon Center January 30th 2010
Exhibition in Kunsthal Nord: February 1st 2010 – March 1st 2010
The workshop is organised by:
Esben Bala Skouboe
Researcher, Aalborg Universitet
MSc.Eng. Digital Design
Isak Worre Foged
Partner, AISTUDIO
MSc.Eng.Arch., M.Arch., Arkitekt MAA
Environmetnal Response Workshop
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Perceptual Ecologies: Symphony
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Responsive Public Lighting: Gl. Torv
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Light Tower
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Steamed wood structures
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Environmental Response
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Perceptual Ecologies: Mine
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Red Pavillion
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Environmetnal Response Workshop
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Canedela Morph
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Social Technologies 2009 Workshop
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