A conceptual framework for integrating ecology and urban design
Brian McGrath, S. T. A. Pickett
Brian McGrath, S. T. A. Pickett
Showing posts with label lectures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lectures. Show all posts
Sunday, 8 July 2012
Strategies for synergism
A conceptual toolkit for planners and designers.
A guiding model for flows and urban development.
S. P. Tjallingii
J. F. Jonkhof
A guiding model for flows and urban development.
S. P. Tjallingii
J. F. Jonkhof
Thursday, 5 July 2012
Public space and inclusion
lecture by Elena Ostanel (SSIIM Unesco Chair)
how the public space is perceived and used by different populations
maps by Elena Ostanel with Gaia Accardo and Cristina Catalanotti
Padova: station, corso del popolo, giardini dell'arena
Mestre: piazza Ferretto, piazza Barche, Candiani
Marghera: piazza Sant'Antonio, piazza del mercato, piazzale del Municipio, piazzale della Concordia
how the public space is perceived and used by different populations
maps by Elena Ostanel with Gaia Accardo and Cristina Catalanotti
Padova: station, corso del popolo, giardini dell'arena
Towards the "No Auto"
Lecture by D. Chang and L. Fabian
Team Work: D.Chang, L.Fabian, B.Secchi, P.Viganò
Recycling Transport Networks. From Transit node to urban place.
Lecture by Joan Moreno Sanz -UPC Barcelona
Wednesday, 4 July 2012
Viaggio in Italia. A survey of the last twenty years urban changes.
Lecture by Monica Bianchettin Del Grano
Territories of recycling. Life cycles, objects, networks
Lecture by Irene Guida
This lecture is a journey through territories of recycling.
Students of the 2011 Collaborative Design Studio, held by Alberto Ferlenga (Architectural Design), Chiara Ferro (Consarvation), Chiara Tessarolo (Technology), and Paola Viganò (Urban Design), explored a transect in Veneto Region, trying to identify objects to recycle, and proposing for each object a prototypical solution. Territory and landscape were considered as objects of recycling, too.
As Paola Viganò teaching team, we invited the students to reflect upon three main different kind of Recycling, 100% Recycling, Death and Life, Waste Recycling.
What emerged is an interesting relationship between different networks and different kind of life cycle and recycling, a relationship between porosity and easiness in recycling, and new landscapes of recycling.
This lecture is a journey through territories of recycling.
Students of the 2011 Collaborative Design Studio, held by Alberto Ferlenga (Architectural Design), Chiara Ferro (Consarvation), Chiara Tessarolo (Technology), and Paola Viganò (Urban Design), explored a transect in Veneto Region, trying to identify objects to recycle, and proposing for each object a prototypical solution. Territory and landscape were considered as objects of recycling, too.
As Paola Viganò teaching team, we invited the students to reflect upon three main different kind of Recycling, 100% Recycling, Death and Life, Waste Recycling.
What emerged is an interesting relationship between different networks and different kind of life cycle and recycling, a relationship between porosity and easiness in recycling, and new landscapes of recycling.
Tuesday, 3 July 2012
the needs of local business area in provine of Padua
Lecture by Steve Bisson
K.I.T. Padua
Steve Bisson (editor)
A survey by Confindustria Padua and Camera di Commercio of Padua on the state and needs of the local businesses in the province of Padua.
Confindustria of Padua publisher, Padua 2007
A way to represent the needs of local businesses in the province of Padua. A survey that shows a widespread impatience with the conditions of productive settlements. Rejecting the stereotype of gray and marginal workplace, the volume highlights the need for a shared quality of development
K.I.T. Padua
Steve Bisson (editor)
A survey by Confindustria Padua and Camera di Commercio of Padua on the state and needs of the local businesses in the province of Padua.
Confindustria of Padua publisher, Padua 2007
A way to represent the needs of local businesses in the province of Padua. A survey that shows a widespread impatience with the conditions of productive settlements. Rejecting the stereotype of gray and marginal workplace, the volume highlights the need for a shared quality of development
Changes in energy consumes and distributed production. Recycling and energy efficiency in buildings.
lecture by Edorado Zanchini, deputy president of Legambiente
progetto SPRINT
lecture by Steve Bisson
research on the relationship between the productive system and the territory in the province of Vicenza. Edited by Barnaba Seraglio, Alessandra Meneghetti and Steve Bisson
research on the relationship between the productive system and the territory in the province of Vicenza. Edited by Barnaba Seraglio, Alessandra Meneghetti and Steve Bisson
Life Cycle Assessment
Lecture by Tommy Meduri
How to combine LCA with urban planning and building criteria?
How to combine LCA with urban planning and building criteria?
Monday, 2 July 2012
the 5th life of Stiemerbeek Valley
lecture by Chrsitian Nolf,
Architect and Urban Designer,
Research Group OSA, ASRO,
KU Leuven Research Group Arck, UHasselt
The 5th life of Stiemerbeek, Genk Belgium
The presentation focuses on the valley of the Stiemerbeek, a 16 km long creek crossing the highly and dispersedly urbanized area of Genk-Diepenbeek in Flanders, Belgium. Once at the heart of the region, the valley got neglected and abused during the 20th century. It got profoundly marked by successive waves of industrial and urban development. Today, however, the potential of the valley for recreational, ecological and (alternative) water management functions is being reconsidered. The challenge resides in a reappropriation of the landscape features inherited from the past to fullfil these new functions.
Architect and Urban Designer,
Research Group OSA, ASRO,
KU Leuven Research Group Arck, UHasselt
The 5th life of Stiemerbeek, Genk Belgium
The presentation focuses on the valley of the Stiemerbeek, a 16 km long creek crossing the highly and dispersedly urbanized area of Genk-Diepenbeek in Flanders, Belgium. Once at the heart of the region, the valley got neglected and abused during the 20th century. It got profoundly marked by successive waves of industrial and urban development. Today, however, the potential of the valley for recreational, ecological and (alternative) water management functions is being reconsidered. The challenge resides in a reappropriation of the landscape features inherited from the past to fullfil these new functions.
Sustainable Energy Landscapes
Lecture by Sven Stremke,
PhD, Assistent Professor in Landscape Architecture at Wageningen University, The Netherland
PhD, Assistent Professor in Landscape Architecture at Wageningen University, The Netherland
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