a Workshop and Seminar in Brussels

Workshop and Seminar, November 12-15, 2012, Sint Lucas School of Architecture, campus Brussels
coordination: dr.arch. Kris W. B. Scheerlinck and arch. Ferran Massip
assistents: Streetscape Territories Research Group: Mikel Gurrutxaga, Natalia Hidalgo, Román Sarrió, arch. Ferran Massip, arch. Marina Petit, urb.des. Joshua Dandois, arch. Guillaume Dopchie, arch. Amélie Van Neer and arch. Michal Janák

Within a few days, Streetscape Territories will organize a seminar and related workshop, to consolidate the discussion platform about streetscape territories, based on the discourse of depth configurations. During a workshop with students of the International Master of Science in Architecture, and by a series of parallel presentations and related discussions, the topics of permeability, accessibility, territorial boundaries and collective space will be questioned. To achieve this, a systematic review will be made of a series of complex urban projects at an international level.

The following activities are planned, during four days:

– an exhibition of ongoing research, presentation to students and outsiders, by the research group
– a few discussion sessions about ongoing research, understood as working sessions (review of projects in Brussels, Antwerp, Tokyo, New York, Barcelona…)
– a workshop with International Master of Architecture students (1st year, campus Brussels) about Streetscapes Territories: Central Station Brussels (and surroundings)

(Depth Configuration within the project of the Seijo Town Houses, SANAA)

Program:
(all activities at EVENT SPACE, campus Brussels, ground floor)

Monday November 12:

9h30:         intro session Streetscape Territories Research Project, by Kris Scheerlinck
10h30:     projects overview, presentations by research group
(Natalia Hidalgo, Román Sarrió, Ferran Massip, Joshua Dandois, Guillaume Dopchie, Amélie Van Neer…)
11h:         visit site, Central Station Brussels

14h-18h:     reading and mapping site, working session (students)

16h-18h:     parallel session: research group: discussing projects Sampling Urban Projects
(Natalia Hidalgo, Román Sarrió, Ferran Massip, Joshua Dandois, Guillaume Dopchie,…)
SEQUENCES
MACBA, Barcelona
Sint LuCKas, Brussels
Hotel sequences, New York
Parking Lots, New York

Tuesday November 13:

9h30:         working session (run by Kris Scheerlinck, Bruno Peeters, Leeke Reinders, Pascal De Decker and research group)
14h00-18h:     working session, desk crit with research group (students)

15h-17h:    parallel session: research group: discussing projects Sampling Urban Projects
(Natalia Hidalgo, Román Sarrió, Ferran Massip,…)
COMPLEX PROJECTS
L’Illa, Barcelona
Stadsfeestzaal, Antwerp
Grand Central Station, New York
Ford Foundation, New York
Public Library Bryant Park, New York

Wednesday November 14:

9h30:         working session (run by Kris Scheerlinck, Bruno Peeters, Leeke Reinders, Pascal De Decker and research group)
14h00-18h:     working session, desk crit with research group (students)

15h-17h:     parallel session: research group: discussing projects Master Dissertations (Joshua Dandois, Guillaume Dopchie, Amélie Van Neer,…)
Williamsburgh, New York (projects by Michal janak, Guillaume Dopchie & Amélie Van Neer)
Casablanca project (project by Joshua Dandois)

Thursday November 15:

10h:         presentation workshop results (jury by Kris Scheerlinck, Bruno Peeters, Leeke Reinders, Pascal De Decker and research group)
12h:         inauguration exhibition of workshop posters
12h30:     closure, final comments

workshop dynamics: (with students)
group of totally 32 students INT MA BXL, 1st year, divided into 8 teams of 4 students
the project (Central Station Brussels) per team to be analyzed and discussed
output: analysis, interpretation and discussion about the mentioned research project , 2 A1 panels per team

Please feel free to join the presentations, desk crits or planned reviews!

For more information, mail to kris.scheerlinck@streetscapeterritories.com

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