Megumi Matsubara has written an article on ASAE 09 for the Japanese architecture journal 10+1.
Monday 12 October 2009
Friday 25 September 2009
Friday 11 September 2009
ASAE 09 IN SYDSVENSKAN
ASAE 09 got some nice media coverage in Swedish newspaper, Sydsvenskan, 5th September 2009.
"The annual architecture symposium, ASAE, is back. The guest of honour is legend Sir Peter Cook (to the left), who made a name for himself in the 1960's when he started the Archigram Group, which came to be of high importance for the architectural world. Together with, amongst others, award winning American architect Thom Mayne (middle) and Morten Lund from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts (to the right), he gave critique to the students' most recent projects. ASAE - Annual Symposium for Architecture and Education - is open to the public and continues this Saturday with lectures, seminars and exhibitions."
Tuesday 8 September 2009
STAY PUT...
... We will soon be publishing pictures and videoclips from the very successful ASAE09!!
Monday 7 September 2009
LIVE TWEETS FROM THE SYMPOSIUM
Nicola Twilley twittered away on Saturday - read the tweets here. And don't miss her fantastic blog EdibleGeography.
HERNAN DIAZ ALONSO STRIKES AGAIN
Best quotation from ASAE 09:
About PS1MoMA: "I really hate people. Look how disgusting they are!" //Hernan Diaz Alonso
About PS1MoMA: "I really hate people. Look how disgusting they are!" //Hernan Diaz Alonso
Wednesday 26 August 2009
Sunday 16 August 2009
2008 - INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP CRITIQUE
This is from the 2008 International Workshop, media/morphologies, led by Florencia Pita and Erick Cárcamo.
In the jury: Sir Peter Cook, Odile Decq, Ricardo de Ostos, Marcos Cruz, Marjan Colletti, David Garcia, Bijan Youssefzahdeh, Yaël Reissner, Morten Lund, Abelardo Gonzalez.
(from the Swedish news, SVT, September 2008)
Tuesday 11 August 2009
DAVID GARCIA LAUNCHES PUBLICATION
David Garcia Studio will launch in September a bi-yearly publication, with an introduction by Peter Cook.
First issue: MAP 001 ANTARCTICA
MAP (Manual of Architectural Possibilities) is a publication of research and visions; research into territories, which can be concrete or abstract, but always put into question. MAP is not a magazine (it only has two pages) and is not a book (it is issued twice a year). MAP presents itself as a folded poster (A1) where information is immediate, dense and objective in one side, and architectural and subjective on the other. MAP is a guide to potential actions in the built environment, a folded encyclopedia of the possible, a topography of ideas, or a poster on the wall.
MAP 001 ANTARCTICA will be the focus of the studio's lecture at ASAE 09, so make sure to be there!!
First issue: MAP 001 ANTARCTICA
MAP (Manual of Architectural Possibilities) is a publication of research and visions; research into territories, which can be concrete or abstract, but always put into question. MAP is not a magazine (it only has two pages) and is not a book (it is issued twice a year). MAP presents itself as a folded poster (A1) where information is immediate, dense and objective in one side, and architectural and subjective on the other. MAP is a guide to potential actions in the built environment, a folded encyclopedia of the possible, a topography of ideas, or a poster on the wall.
MAP 001 ANTARCTICA will be the focus of the studio's lecture at ASAE 09, so make sure to be there!!
tC2 - THE CONTINUITY OF CONTRADICTIONS
The title of Thom Mayne's lecture will be
"tC2 - The Continuity of Contradictions"
We can't wait!
"tC2 - The Continuity of Contradictions"
We can't wait!
Monday 10 August 2009
Wednesday 22 July 2009
ASAE – ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM FOR ARCHITECTURE AND EDUCATION
ASAE is an annual two-day seminar at the School of Architecture, Lund University. It celebrates the beginning of the academic year. The aim is to keep an annual ongoing discussion about international education programs and architectural education strategies. ASAE promotes encounters between different schools of architecture in Europe, America and other countries, taking into consideration the objectives of the School of Architecture in Lund: Architectural Design, Experiment and Construction.
ASAE is meant to be a public event and the ambition is to also engage local and international architects, teachers, students, politicians etc. in an open discussion about architecture and design.
The first ASAE was held in the autumn of 2003 and has since then become an ongoing autumn semester event at Lund University.
The aim of ASAE is:
- To present and compare different architectural education programs.
- To analyse different education programs, with the object of improving the level at LTH-A.
- To develop ideas that could become contra-punctual processes in which several sources could participate, interact and overlay. In this way we will continually generate new architectural attitudes and new impulses.
- To discuss how ideas, concepts and dreams may be realised as constructed artefacts.
- To investigate how concepts, which may be obscure or apparently unrealisable, can be developed into a real building, with the conceptual ideas carried through to the final architectural proposal.
- To discuss how to solve economic and political problems that endanger the level of architectural education and that may result in future professional work in architectural practice, research, and education suffering.
ASAE08 – The Positive School of Architecture
The discussion of the ASAE08 focused on how architectural education, through the different conditions of the schools represented, could be performed in a positive environment. Different strategies of openness, accessibility, collaboration and quality are to be taken into consideration to further develop the systems of architectural education.
ASAE07 – Creative Research
The symposium of 2007 focused on architectural research based on practical experiments. The aim of the symposium was to conceptualise the need of practically oriented research appropriate to the current market conditions and to the climate of knowledge, as it presently exists, considering digital techniques as the essential tools for design.
ASAE06 – Architects of Clarity
With the subtitle “Definitive Architecture – Articulated with Clarity”, the symposium discussed the architect’s role as a leader of an office or a teacher for young future architects. The subject provided many different outcomes that on one hand gave a fantastic voyage for the listeners but on the other hand made it very difficult to conclude.
ASAE05 – Architecture Education vs. Practice
The topic for ASAE05 was “Contemporary architectural academic and practice based discourse vs. the need for updated educational strategies”. The need of Swedish architectural education to evolve towards the Bologna model, as well as questions of how we can create an academic environment that adjusts itself after changing demands and methods where the most discussed themes during the symposium.
ASAE04 – Architectural Investigation
The theme of 2004’s ASAE was the concept of Architectural Investigation as a shared platform between the education and the profession. The profession offers the focus and determination that help the schools transform their experiments into the realizable, and the education proposes working methods that open for new ideas. Yet – it is often a difficult task to enhance these kinds of open investigations into built architecture. The qualities of the vibrant conceptual models are often lost when translated into build-able blueprints.
ASAE03 - Experiment & Excellence
The symposium discussed two main concepts in the architecture education: “Experiment & Excellence” as a common ground for the overall topic of the different architecture schools education program.
The different topics discussed throughout each year’s ASAE have every year been taken into account for changes in our curriculum at the School of Architecture in Lund.
Guest Professors and Practicing Architects at ASAE since 2003 are:
Professor Emeritus and practicing architect Sir Peter Cook, London. Professors & practicing architects Marcos Cruz & Marjan Colletti, the Bartlett and marcosandmarjan, London. Practicing architect John Cramer, Tower 151, Zagreb. Professor and practicing architect Odile Decq, Odile Decq Benoit Cornette Architectes Urbanistes, Dean of “Ecole Spéciale”, Paris. Professor and practicing architect Hernan Diaz Alonso, Xefirotarch and SCI-Arc, LA and Columbia University, NY. Professor Ellen Dunham-Jones, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta. Professor Halina Dunin, School of Architecture, Oslo. Professor and practicing architect Kathryn Findlay, Ushida/Findlay, Tokyo and University of Dundee, UK. Professor and practicing architect David Garcia, Danish Royal Academy of Fine Arts and David Garcia Studio, Copenhagen. Professor and practicing architect Itsuko Hasegawa, Itsuko Hasegawa Atelier, Tokyo. Professor and practicing architect Christine Hawley, Dean of Bartlett School of Architecture, London. Professor and practicing architect Thomas Hellquist, School of Architecture, Lund. Professor Simon Herron, the Bartlett School of Architecture, London. “Arkitektur” Magazine Editor and architect Olof Hultin, Stockholm. Professor and practicing architect Helle Juul, Juul & Frost Architect Office, Copenhagen. Professor and practicing architect Sulan Kolatan, KOL/MAC LLC, NY. Practicing architect Gunilla Kronvall, Town planning Office, Malmö. Professor Lars Lerup, Dean of Rice School of Architecture, Houston. Professor and practicing architect CJ Lim, The Bartlett and Studio 8 Architects, London. Professor and practicing architect Morten Lund, Copenhagen. Professor and practicing architect Christer Malmström, Malmström & Edström, Gothenburg and LTH, Lund. Professor and practicing architect William Mac Donald, KOL/MAC LLC and Graduate Chair of Pratt Institute, NY. Professor Marcos Novak, UCSB, University of California, St.Barbara. Professor and practicing architect Ricardo de Ostos, the AA and NaJa & deOstos, London. Professor and practicing architect Florencia Pita, Fpmod and SCI-Arc, LA. Professor and practicing architect Hani Rashid, Asymptote, NY. Landscape architect Tina Sarap, Alnarp. Professor Brett Steele, Director of the Architectural Association School of Architecture, London. Practicing architect Mette Thomsen, Research Center Director, The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Copenhagen. Professor and practicing architect Svein Tønsager, Aarhus School of Architecture, Denmark. Practicing architect Eva Wang, Architect Studio, Shanghai. Professor and practicing architect Gert Wingårdh, Wingårdhs, Gothenburg. Professor and practicing architect Bijan Youssefzadeh, University of Arlington and Metropolis Architects, Arlington, Texas.
ASAE is meant to be a public event and the ambition is to also engage local and international architects, teachers, students, politicians etc. in an open discussion about architecture and design.
The first ASAE was held in the autumn of 2003 and has since then become an ongoing autumn semester event at Lund University.
The aim of ASAE is:
- To present and compare different architectural education programs.
- To analyse different education programs, with the object of improving the level at LTH-A.
- To develop ideas that could become contra-punctual processes in which several sources could participate, interact and overlay. In this way we will continually generate new architectural attitudes and new impulses.
- To discuss how ideas, concepts and dreams may be realised as constructed artefacts.
- To investigate how concepts, which may be obscure or apparently unrealisable, can be developed into a real building, with the conceptual ideas carried through to the final architectural proposal.
- To discuss how to solve economic and political problems that endanger the level of architectural education and that may result in future professional work in architectural practice, research, and education suffering.
ASAE08 – The Positive School of Architecture
The discussion of the ASAE08 focused on how architectural education, through the different conditions of the schools represented, could be performed in a positive environment. Different strategies of openness, accessibility, collaboration and quality are to be taken into consideration to further develop the systems of architectural education.
ASAE07 – Creative Research
The symposium of 2007 focused on architectural research based on practical experiments. The aim of the symposium was to conceptualise the need of practically oriented research appropriate to the current market conditions and to the climate of knowledge, as it presently exists, considering digital techniques as the essential tools for design.
ASAE06 – Architects of Clarity
With the subtitle “Definitive Architecture – Articulated with Clarity”, the symposium discussed the architect’s role as a leader of an office or a teacher for young future architects. The subject provided many different outcomes that on one hand gave a fantastic voyage for the listeners but on the other hand made it very difficult to conclude.
ASAE05 – Architecture Education vs. Practice
The topic for ASAE05 was “Contemporary architectural academic and practice based discourse vs. the need for updated educational strategies”. The need of Swedish architectural education to evolve towards the Bologna model, as well as questions of how we can create an academic environment that adjusts itself after changing demands and methods where the most discussed themes during the symposium.
ASAE04 – Architectural Investigation
The theme of 2004’s ASAE was the concept of Architectural Investigation as a shared platform between the education and the profession. The profession offers the focus and determination that help the schools transform their experiments into the realizable, and the education proposes working methods that open for new ideas. Yet – it is often a difficult task to enhance these kinds of open investigations into built architecture. The qualities of the vibrant conceptual models are often lost when translated into build-able blueprints.
ASAE03 - Experiment & Excellence
The symposium discussed two main concepts in the architecture education: “Experiment & Excellence” as a common ground for the overall topic of the different architecture schools education program.
The different topics discussed throughout each year’s ASAE have every year been taken into account for changes in our curriculum at the School of Architecture in Lund.
Guest Professors and Practicing Architects at ASAE since 2003 are:
Professor Emeritus and practicing architect Sir Peter Cook, London. Professors & practicing architects Marcos Cruz & Marjan Colletti, the Bartlett and marcosandmarjan, London. Practicing architect John Cramer, Tower 151, Zagreb. Professor and practicing architect Odile Decq, Odile Decq Benoit Cornette Architectes Urbanistes, Dean of “Ecole Spéciale”, Paris. Professor and practicing architect Hernan Diaz Alonso, Xefirotarch and SCI-Arc, LA and Columbia University, NY. Professor Ellen Dunham-Jones, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta. Professor Halina Dunin, School of Architecture, Oslo. Professor and practicing architect Kathryn Findlay, Ushida/Findlay, Tokyo and University of Dundee, UK. Professor and practicing architect David Garcia, Danish Royal Academy of Fine Arts and David Garcia Studio, Copenhagen. Professor and practicing architect Itsuko Hasegawa, Itsuko Hasegawa Atelier, Tokyo. Professor and practicing architect Christine Hawley, Dean of Bartlett School of Architecture, London. Professor and practicing architect Thomas Hellquist, School of Architecture, Lund. Professor Simon Herron, the Bartlett School of Architecture, London. “Arkitektur” Magazine Editor and architect Olof Hultin, Stockholm. Professor and practicing architect Helle Juul, Juul & Frost Architect Office, Copenhagen. Professor and practicing architect Sulan Kolatan, KOL/MAC LLC, NY. Practicing architect Gunilla Kronvall, Town planning Office, Malmö. Professor Lars Lerup, Dean of Rice School of Architecture, Houston. Professor and practicing architect CJ Lim, The Bartlett and Studio 8 Architects, London. Professor and practicing architect Morten Lund, Copenhagen. Professor and practicing architect Christer Malmström, Malmström & Edström, Gothenburg and LTH, Lund. Professor and practicing architect William Mac Donald, KOL/MAC LLC and Graduate Chair of Pratt Institute, NY. Professor Marcos Novak, UCSB, University of California, St.Barbara. Professor and practicing architect Ricardo de Ostos, the AA and NaJa & deOstos, London. Professor and practicing architect Florencia Pita, Fpmod and SCI-Arc, LA. Professor and practicing architect Hani Rashid, Asymptote, NY. Landscape architect Tina Sarap, Alnarp. Professor Brett Steele, Director of the Architectural Association School of Architecture, London. Practicing architect Mette Thomsen, Research Center Director, The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Copenhagen. Professor and practicing architect Svein Tønsager, Aarhus School of Architecture, Denmark. Practicing architect Eva Wang, Architect Studio, Shanghai. Professor and practicing architect Gert Wingårdh, Wingårdhs, Gothenburg. Professor and practicing architect Bijan Youssefzadeh, University of Arlington and Metropolis Architects, Arlington, Texas.
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