Showing posts with label landscape as architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label landscape as architecture. Show all posts

Friday, June 29, 2012

Kiruna debatterer


”Våra samhällen lever och andas med gruvindustrin. Då ska också invånarna få verktygen att ta ansvar och planera för framtiden. Det är inte konstigare än att en metallarbetare behöver maskiner för att forma sina detaljer, eller att en arkitekt behöver skissblock och dataprogram.

En arkitekt med intressanta åsikter om just detta är professorn Knut Eirik Dahl. Han har på uppdrag av norska regeringen undersökt förhållandet mellan gruvorna och samhällena i Barents och presenterat slutsatserna under rubriken Fields of Exploration – Limits of Exploitation (ungefär ”Utforskningens fält – Exploateringens gränser”).

Flott at vårt master studio landskap ved AHO sine kunnskaper brer seg ut, bloggen studeres vidt og bredt.
Det rommer av og til små feiltolkninger, også noen oppmuntrende. Vi skulle gjerne sett at det var den norske regjeringen som ga oss oppdraget, men slik var det jo ikke. Selv om Utenriksdepartementet deltok meget aktivt og kunnskapsrikt på den første workshopdagen i vårt studio.

Monday, January 16, 2012

Tromsø January 26th


TERRITORIAL PRACTICES / CONFERENCE
Arctic Frontiers 2012 / Tromsø
The conference asks if and how industrial practices and global economic practices are able to develop in a close and sustainable connection to local landscape conditions. It also asks how architectural practices can identify and create awareness of landscape spaces that are not immediately visual. It seeks to demonstrate the significance of architectural logics, explorations and concepts for social development.
The conference will work explore new vocabularies, tools and methods for a sustainable development of the complex set of practices operating within the same territories.

SPEAKERS 

ARCTIC FRONTIERS 2012 

Friday, July 23, 2010

BARCELONA BIENNALE


Five projects from our studio have been selected to be exhibited as part of AHO contribution to the 6th European Landscape Biennial in Barcelona. The INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF UNIVERSITY PROJECTS IN THE SCHOOLS OF ARCHITECTURE AND LANDSCAPE will be celebrated in the Technical School Superior of Architecture of Barcelona, from the 27th of September till the 15th of October of 2010.

See the pdfs here:
> JÆREN RECONNECTED
> A NEW SEASCAPE CARTOGRAPHY / (+doc)
> SOS JÆREN / (+doc)
> AGRICULTURE LEADS THE FLOW / (+doc)
> A JOURNEY ACROSS THE PIXELATED LANDSCAPE / (+doc)

Friday, June 11, 2010

AHO WORKS AWARDS S2010

As part of AHO WORKS OUTLOOK Thursday June 10th, a number of awards was handed out to selected student projects from the Master Studios, in various categories. Our students at Appearing and Disappearing Landscapes got 2 of 8 awards for Architecture and Landscape.

The projects are nominated by the courses, whereas the winners are selected by a jury concisiting of external practicioners and representants of the sponsors.
The design jurors is Kaja Misvær from Designit and Jørgen Solstad of Kadabra, whereas the jury of architecture/landscape is Eli Goldstein and Patrick Lueth.
The winning projects will be displayed in AHOs Gallery 11-18. June 2010.

Kemppe (Mats K. Johansen) got the award for Excellence in transportation architecture (The Norwegian Public Roads Administration)

And Simona Robba got the award for Exellence in energy efficiency and sustainability in architecture (The Low Energy Programme)


Congratulations Simona and Kemppe with your prizes at the exhibition of all master studio projects - AHO Works. I have got a series of smses about this just now, me beeing in Tromsø. I am so proud. We will be back on this blog with photos from the AHO prize ceremony, the jurys arguments for the prizes etc, and the students own commentaries

The notion "Stavanger and Jæren is the prisoner of the Norwegian economical Landscape" was invented by one of the students. This expression describes both the field of study in our master landscape studio and the character of exploitation of resources in the region. The footprint of oil economy has reached its peak and represent a disappearing landscape.
15 students from seven countries has during the semester developed a new cartography of this territory in transition, reformulated landscape structures and systems and tested this out through a specter of concepts. The studio has evolved through five themes encircling this field, exploring layers of information with the intention of charging the Jæren landscape and seascape with new energy. This thematic journey has created a comprehensive matrix of information on the appearing landscape, highly informed by another journey over 10 000 km creating 11 studios of conversation on our way through Jæren and Greenland, in the footprints of Eirik Raude. It is the sustainable urban territory of our time that is tentatively measured through this studio.


Look at Henriettes album from the studio exhibition. Originally posted at the studio-blog: appearing-and-disappearing-landscapes.

















Wednesday, March 17, 2010

11 informative conversations

A map/summary, made by Alice Labadini, of the 11 studios our AHO students have been through in the last 30 days..

> pdf

Monday, February 15, 2010

They explore the future Jæren Landscape


This is the title on the journalist Odd Pihlstrøms article in Stavanger Aftenblad Monday the 15th of February. Odd Pihlstrøm opened up and connected us to a series of voices in the Jæren agricultural Landscape. Four of this voices, and Odd Pihlstrøm, attended our debate studio set up at Ona Lighthouse (see the attached article) in a beautiful afternoon on the brim of the Atantic. An open and intense discussion took place for three hours, with the student eagerly participating – Oh What a Perfect Day.
On our three day journey in Jæren, brilliant organized by Alice Labadini, we set up five such studios in different places with impressive participation from cutting edge environments in Stavanger.
De utforsker framtidens jærlandskap - PDF,
See the studio-blog: appearing-and-disappearing-landscapes.
Photo: Odd Philstrøm, Stavanger Aftenblad

Saturday, January 23, 2010

Encircling the Field


Students from the AHO Landscape Master course; Appearing and Disappearing Landscapes are encircling the field of Jæren. Here is Jin’s notation of art and sites.
"The images on the white background are from Jæren, including the paintings on canvas from Kelly Kielland. The red soft is the installation art in Jæren. Below it are the photograph works from Rune Guneriussen."
Learn more on the studio blog
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Sunday, January 17, 2010

Appearing and Disappearing Landscapes // MLA STUDIO COURSE // SPRING 2010 AHO


Landscape as architecture in the aftermath of COP 15: What shall the poor girl wear to all tomorrows parties? This spring we study the disappearing footprint of oil economy in Jaeren.
The studio is led by Prof. Knut Eirik Dahl/AHO, Prof. Ellen Braae/Forrest and Lanscape, Life Sciences, Copenhagen University, Phd reseacher Alice Labadini and Architect MNAL Kjerstin Uhre. The studio is part 2 of the Institute of Urbanism and Landcapes Research on the Norwegian Landscape.The studioblog is up and going, visit appearing-and-disappearing-landscapes