Showing posts with label #6 reorientation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #6 reorientation. Show all posts

Friday, May 26, 2017

Layered Landscapes Lofoten

Anders, Stine, Anna Liisa, Stefanie, Christian, Ingeleiv, Sam, Matt, Lara, Arne, Pia, Livie, Victoria, Arnulf, Eva, Sveinung, Andreas, Stephanie, Soheil, Maria Eugenia, Pernille, Lassi, Jøran, Tone, Gisle & Magdalena at Trevarefabrikken, Henningsvær, February 2017.











#1 complexity

Lofoten introduction & complexity



Eva // entangled connections

Pernille // Boys don’t cry to Fibonacci


#2 imbrication

Imbrication introduction


Andreas // traces


Ingeleiv // Diversity of nature

Victoria // ornithological map/diving seabirds

#3 vulnerability

Vulnerability & the three ecologies

Andreas // Carta Marina anno 2017

Pernille //  the amateur hacker

Livie //  extermination


#4 fieldwork

Field trip: people & places

#layeredlandscapeslofoten


Anna-Liisa // monuments

Lassi // place and colour

Stephanie //  Fragments


DAV

time / AK Dolven 

Matt // lines in the snow

Sam // encounters/reunions

Stine, Arnulf, Sveinung // Washed up over time


#5 flexibility

Contested landscapes


Victoria // Adaptive houses

Eva // tungeskjæring - tongue cutting

Livie // flexibility of ideas

#6 reorientation

nothing is forever / everything is

Stephanie // Conversation piece


Anders // [x,y,z]

Arne // Matching Variables

Sveinung // Collaborations

Livie & Victoria // Conglomerate


Andreas // Heterotopias


Anna Liisa // Kaleidoscope

Wednesday, May 24, 2017

#6 reorientation review


Thanks to all the students presenting their #6 reorientation projects yesterday:
Anders, Stine, Anna Liisa, Christian, Ingeleiv, Sam, Matt, Lara, Arne, Pia, Livie, Victoria, Arnulf, Eva, Sveinung, Andreas, Stephanie, Soheil, Maria Eugenia & Pernille - and to Karoline Kalstveit for spending the day with us and for being an excellent guest critic!

See you all Friday for the final presentation.

Sunday, May 21, 2017

#6

#6 the place in between

Røst | Værøy | Svolvær


#6, Conglomerate

Matching Variables.

REORIENTATION. SUSTAINABLE TOURISM

TOURISTS AND LOCALS - NEEDS AND NICE -

Existing Futures

#6 reorientation: re birth

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Moving on

#6 // Anna Liisa // Kaleidoscope



This studio has been a challenge in terms of thinking about place.

As an architecture student it is sometimes easy to get hung up on numbers and masterplans. To forget about the story. Without a doubt, numbers and plans are important. However, without the "softer side" of architecture - the cognitive experience, the history of place - the picture remains incomplete.

This is a storytelling game.
I have prepared fragments of the story, scenes from and thoughts concerning Lofoten. They give possibility for endless combinations, as if looking through a kaleidoscope.







































































#6 places susceptible to rockslide


[x,y,z]