the journey starts at 23:00 from the taskisla building...
We r going to go across the dardanelles, and then have a second ferry at geyikli...
Following our amazing journey, the aim is to experience, scan, read the different characteristics of the island;
we are going to set up a productive milieu via workshops during the days / nights...
Following the journey, our target is to produce a documentary as a group,
to develop a design of a public space for annual homeros readings ( again in group in architectural competition format).
This milieu is for exchanging and disseminating thoughts of ARCHITECTURAL PROJECT groups 2-3 / 5-6 conducted by Semra AYDINLI, Ipek AKPINAR and Onen GUNOZ at ITU Faculty of Architecture
Wednesday, 29 September 2010
Tuesday, 28 September 2010
FILMS to watch before your documentary
Houselife
http://www.koolhaashouselife.com/html/press.html
http://www.dysturb.net/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/koolhaas_houselife_11.jpg
Megacities
Kamerali Adam / man with camera
http://www.medienkunstnetz.de/works/der-mann-mit-derkamera/images/1/
http://serialconsign.com/2007/10/man-database
http://www.uniondocs.org/wp-content/uploads/2007/08/manwithamoviecamera01.jpg
Preliminary Readings For experimental structures…
some more readings
CultureLab: Triumph of the north or technological salvation?
Saturday, 25 September 2010
SLEEPless / UYKUsuz seminer dizisi...
SLEEPless starts on Tuesday, 04.10.2010 with a challenging lecture entitled:
“Mapping the Known or Exploring the Knowable? – reflections on arts-based forms of spatial investigation” by Dr. Maria Hellström Reimer
In relation to any organization of things and forces, the introduction of the notion of ‘art’ will cause tension. Not the least has this been the case in the fields of architecture and urbanism, where ‘art’, either as unlawful ornamentation or ingenious articulation, has challenged forms and procedures. When art or arts-based practices enter the field of academic research, the tension again increases, calling for renewed reflection on the role of representation and mediation. With the point of departure in a number of arts-based research projects, the lecture will approach the distinction between mapping the known and exploring the knowable.
Dr Maria Hellström Reimer – associate professor and senior research fellow in landscape architecture at Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Alnarp, and the Design Faculty, Royal College of Technology, Stockholm, with a specialization in theoretical and applied aesthetics/design theory. Currently the co-coordinator of two national post-graduate programs, as well as the international arts-based research platform Land Use Poetics.
“Mapping the Known or Exploring the Knowable? – reflections on arts-based forms of spatial investigation” by Dr. Maria Hellström Reimer
In relation to any organization of things and forces, the introduction of the notion of ‘art’ will cause tension. Not the least has this been the case in the fields of architecture and urbanism, where ‘art’, either as unlawful ornamentation or ingenious articulation, has challenged forms and procedures. When art or arts-based practices enter the field of academic research, the tension again increases, calling for renewed reflection on the role of representation and mediation. With the point of departure in a number of arts-based research projects, the lecture will approach the distinction between mapping the known and exploring the knowable.
Dr Maria Hellström Reimer – associate professor and senior research fellow in landscape architecture at Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Alnarp, and the Design Faculty, Royal College of Technology, Stockholm, with a specialization in theoretical and applied aesthetics/design theory. Currently the co-coordinator of two national post-graduate programs, as well as the international arts-based research platform Land Use Poetics.
vertical studio @ ISTANBUL EXHIBITION
Monday, 27 sept. 2010
13:30
ISTANBUL 1910-2010 exhibition
ISTANBUL BİLGI UNIVERSITY
SANTRAL CAMPUS
13:30
ISTANBUL 1910-2010 exhibition
ISTANBUL BİLGI UNIVERSITY
SANTRAL CAMPUS
Thursday, 16 September 2010
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