slicesthroughspace

Thursday, May 10, 2012

Slices Through Space - the book is now available on issuu

Here are the students' final posts - their Points of Departure:
Angella - Making the Invisible Visible
Elena - Light Pollution
Hailey - Tomorrow's Needs
Kanchan - Myth: The Architecture of Belief
Ken - Slices Through Time (congratulations to the Azrieli Scholars prize!)
Krista - Re-reading Landscapes
Martine - SEE. SEEN.
Maysan - Green-ing outside the box (congratulations to the Carleton MArch award!)
Robin - Grow ON
Steph - The Community ARTery
Shirley - A Pattern Language

From the final Slices Through Space review at Azrieli School of Architecture & Urbanism, Carleton University: Elena, Angella, professor Roger Connah, Kanchan, Maysan, guest critics Inderbir Riar & Morgan Ip, Hailey, guest critic Claudio Sgarbi with Gisle (and H+E+A), Ken, Shirley, Robin, Krista, Narae, Steph, Magdalena and Martine.
Thanks to you all!

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SLICES THROUGH SPACE

SLICES THROUGH SPACE is a studio run at Azrieli School of Architecture & Urbanism during spring 2012 by Gisle Løkken & Magdalena Haggärde.

The 7 weeks studio will introduce alternative methods for planning and architecture that open for discussions about planning language, hierarchies, participation and relevance. Through literature studies and exploratory research and rethinking we will gain new knowledge that enables us to approach a concrete situation in the city for a profound understanding of the context. We want to use the blog to communicate the learning and collect the findings from the process, and also for the students to present their work as a continuous process. The studio does not demand fixed scenarios or fancy images, but will expect curiosity and an open-minded effort from the students to learn, and to experience and express knowledge that is not obvious - and that has to be carefully investigated to be operative for the planning process.