Gerard
Richter Parkscapes (1971)
<http://www.gerhard-richter.com/art/atlas>[accessed: 20 January 2014]
<http://www.gerhard-richter.com/art/atlas>[accessed: 20 January 2014]
Following the
collective documentation and analysis of selected examples of transformation and
prior to the spatial interventions, the second phase [P2] turns to the individual analysis of the site. With a focus on extracting
spatial and environmental potentials, as well as utilizing the historical facts
and archival material as a potential foundation for further explorations and
specific design decisions, the investigations will be performed on–site where two-days
workshop will be organised in collaboration with the ProraZentrum. During that
visit the following relations have to be analysed/mapped/registered:
>
outside/inside
>
space/structure
> space/body
>
space/environment
>
serial/unique
Furthermore,
during the study trip to Berlin existing renowned examples of architectural
transformation will be visited, providing insights into
restoration/transformation strategies and practices, complementing previously
developed taxonomy.
6 buildings
chosen from the list included in the Study Trip Guide will be analysed with
particular attention to the relationships:
> existing/new
>
space/body/environment
> exhibited
work(s) of art/space/body
Each student is
asked to process the produced/collected material (drawings, photos) during the
study trip, communicating the results of the performed investigations in
Seawhite Sketchbook (A5 format) using collage technique.
Two parts will
compose the notebook:
[P2.1] Berlin – two pages per visited
building:
Page 1. Title defining discovered relations/ maximum 10 words
Page 2. Collage
[P2.2] Prora – two pages per analysed relation:
Page 1. Title defining mapped relations/ maximum 10 words
Page 2. Collage
Diller +
Scofidio. Mix media collage [4]
in DILLER, Elisabeth; SCOFIDIO, Ricardo (1996) Flesh: Architectural Probes, New York: Princeton Architectural Press
in DILLER, Elisabeth; SCOFIDIO, Ricardo (1996) Flesh: Architectural Probes, New York: Princeton Architectural Press
Method:
Individual
work
Media:
Mixed
media (photo, drawing, collage)
Duration:
Feb.
9th-18th
Objectives:
data collection and processing, site analysis and extraction of architectural potentials, development of abilities for registration and representation of tangible and intangible qualities.
Objectives:
data collection and processing, site analysis and extraction of architectural potentials, development of abilities for registration and representation of tangible and intangible qualities.
Calendar:
Sat. 8th- Sat. 15th
Study trip (please see study trip program)
Mon. Feb. 17th
studio work
Tue. Feb. 18th
9.00-12.00/ studio work and hand-in
