architecture voyeurism
Un’altra Milano
tra letteratura e fotografia
15.12.2011
ore 9:30
aula Rogers
Politecnico di Milano
via Ampére 2
intervengono
Giovanni Biondillo
Daniele Pennati
Giovanni Hanninen
Valerio Mosco
Christian Novak
Covers/Luis Urculo from Luis Urculo on Vimeo.
Presented at IV Encuentro de Arquitectura & Performance curated by Ariadna Cantis.
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Team:
Film production: Mauricio Freyre
Photo direction: Andrés Garzas
Models: Nuria Úrculo, Cris Blanco, Maria Fernández
Special Thanks to: Gorka Postigo, Taty Cámara, Luis D Mauriño
Micropunta /// Growing By Numbers from Rapporto Confidenziale on Vimeo.
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‘Creating Context‘
Neon Gallery, Bologna
18 March 2012 – 1 April 2012
POLIMI will take part with 6 students: call for students is now open.
I will be among tutors in Bologna, together with Lorenzo Bini and many more, and we will select the 6 participants.
2 seats still available: send your CV by 30th DEC 2011!
Please, have a look at the WS programme, and if interested, upload your Portfolio in PDF format [max 20MB]. Details: IP-Creating Context-call_111017
The signs of armed conflict are the backbones which cross and could also unify Europe, signs defining what is now called the “Conflict archaeological landscape”. This book presents a rich and unique iconography and a selection of essays for the first time providing a new critical approach to the Atlantikwall, proposing its interpretation as one of the major Western military archaeological landscapes.
Contributions, among others, by: Diller & Scofidio, Guido Guidi, Luca Basso Peressut.
The current Open Call for proposals for the lobby of the MACBA Study Center in Barcelona takes place within the context of MeLa-project.
Workshop
The workshop is open to all students of POLMI (Architecture, Design, Urban Planning) enrolled in the Master level (4th & 5th year of study). And it takes place every Monday morning (9.30-12.00) from 10 OCT to end of January in ‘aula C’. Students are invited to present their portfolio during the first meeting: the workshop staff will proceed to make the selection by the end of the day.
Attending the WS (that mens arriving at the deliver of the project for the competion in group with other students) will give 4 ECTS. The same for students regularly enrolled at the Interiors course (2nd and 3rd year of BA).
During this year, three Diploma works developed within the Reseaarch Unit of Interiors at POLIMI, have been awarded with meaningfull prizes.
by Andrea Pezzoli and Giulia Urciuoli
This work has been developed further and arrived to win the first prize in an open competition for the reuse of Cascina Mulino San Gregorio, inside Parco Lambro in Milan, for the On-Lus association CeAS. The project will therefore, in the closest future, become a real work. We will keep our eyes on the building site! For now, we can only say: CONGRATULATIONS to the two young architects!
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by Michela Bassanelli
The work deals with the phenomena of rural villages abandonement in Tuscany and the study of possible strategies for revival and rehabilitation. The work was Awarded with ‘Valle di Zeri First Prize‘ as the best study on its territory for 2011. Michela Bassanelli is now a PhD Candidate in Interiors developing a research project about ‘Conflict Heritage’.
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by Erica Borsa
Erica Borsa was awarded by the Municipality of Lodi for her Diploma work dealing with the reuse of an industrial heritage, the ‘Consorzio agrario’ in Lodi, beeing transformed in a co-working complex devoted to host artisans and KM 0 products.
Today we have presented to the students the subject of our next Design Lab, which will take off in March 2012. We are going to deal with the refurbishment of a dismissed Milanese petrol station that was designed and built in the beginning of the 50’s by Mario Bacciocchi. The building represents a very precious heritage for the city and for its owner, Eni S.p.A. As we started to research about the history of the building, and the company, we realized how intriguing this project might become if all the issues around it will be taken into account…
To find out more download the pdf of the presentation.
Interior Arcadias by Mark Pimlott from ADA Rotterdam on Vimeo.
Fragments of nature captured in an interior, particularly when they are alien or exotic, provide pleasure to its occupants. When brought indoors, nature imposes its own character and order, and the interior typically concedes in a fundamental way to its contents, and loses much of its substance. The story of such an interior is bound up with Enlightenment-born ideas regarding the categorization, possession and domination of the world’s natural contents. The nineteenth century witnessed an explosion of expressions of these ideas, which yielded the various building typologies we continue to be familiar with: the crystal palace, the arcade, the department store, the mall, and the atrium.
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Spazio 33 Competition, an open call addressed to everyone, has been launched! If you think you are good with chalks and freehand drawings… just click here.
Il Concorso Spazio 33, un’iniziativa rivolta a chiunque, è stato lanciato! Se ci sai fare con i gessetti e sai disegnare a mano libera… clicca qui.
Architects Casper Mueller Kneer have converted a south London warehouse into the city’s third White Cube gallery. Have look at the article: go to link.
Kiyonori Kikutake, Statiform Structure Module, 1972.
Kiyonori Kikutake
From: The architects’ Newspaper
Sounding weary with focusing on his own positions and prominence and energized by researching Japan in the 60s and 70s, Rem Koolhaas came down for coffee at the Carlyle Hotel to talk to AN about his new book Project Japan: Metabolism Talks (Taschen), a six-year project undertaken with Swiss critic and historian Hans Ulrich Obrist to interview the founders and thinkers of what the architect calls “the first non-Western avant-garde movement in architecture” and the Dutch architect’s search for a more meaningful engagement between architecture and societies.
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