With a symposium at the Aedes Network Campus on March 5, 2021 and a four-week long exhibition in the BDA gallery in Berlin, the AMM Architecture Media Management Master`s program will discuss the latest findings and fragmentary positions on digital, hybrid and analog teaching in architecture.
Fragmentary positions on digital, hybrid and analog teaching in architecture
Under direction of Prof. Jan R. Krause, the 14th AMM Symposium will become an educational summit for digital teaching. Renowned architecture professors are introducing experimental digital, hybrid and analog teaching methods dedicated to four central formats of architecture studies: the studio, the workshop, the library, and the excursion.
How are these elements changing in times of digital transformation? What is missing due to fragmented teaching and which dimensions can be gained from new media and changed user behavior?
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The balancing act between spatial distance and new forms of interaction in architecture
These and other questions are also the subject of the AMM exhibition “d.fragmentation” in the BDA gallery curated by Astrid Bornheim. Its focus lays on innovative approaches that master the balancing act between spatial distance and new forms of interaction in architecture. Speakers, guests, and exhibition visitors will discuss how digital and analog teaching fragments complement each other and which new methods can be developed for an architectural discourse.
The Symposium and Exhibition are designed as hybrid events by the master’s students of the 19th AMM year at Bochum University. They will be available for the exchange of experiences and perspectives as well as for personal networking on site and in the digital space. The conference is requested as a training event from the Chamber of architects. Participation is free.
14th AMM-Symposium
05.03.2021, 14.00-17.30
Aedes Network Campus ANCB, Christinenstr. 18-19, 10119 Berlin
AMM-Exhibition
06.02.-06.03.2021, Vernissage 06.02.2021, 11.00-14.00
BDA Galerie Berlin, Mommsenstraße 64, 10629 Berlin
Partners: BDA Berlin, ANCB Hochschule Bochum, Etex Germany Exteriors GmbH, GIRA
Text Credits: Prof. Jan R. Krause, Institute for Architecture Media Management AMM, Bochum University –Department of Architecture
The need to integrate waste disposal systems to the landscape and urban space requires an integrated planning activity and a multidisciplinary approach. From this perspective, the technical aspects, once the exclusive domain of environmental engineering, nowadays give rise to an interesting synergy with architecture.
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For this reason the 16th International Waste Management and Landfill Symposium which takes place from 2-6 October in Cagliari, Sardinia, will introduce architecture, the architecture for the environment and, more specifically, the architecture of major works related to Waste Management as new topics.
Special sessions will provide the setting for in-depth discussion aimed not only at environmental professionals, but also experts in architecture, and urban and landscape design, and will represent an opportunity to come into contact with the world-leading experts in the field of waste management.
The focus will be on the following topics:
– Architecture of buildings for waste treatment (waste to energy plants, incinerators)
– Functional requalification of old and new landfill sites
– Landfill mining for land reuse and remediation of degraded land
– Integration of pneumatic waste collection system in the urban space
– Design of facilities for separate collection systems and transfer stations
– Locations for waste disposal and relationships with the city
– Waste Architecture and circular economy (reuse centres, …)
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And btw: Topos is media partner of the symposium.
