CITY - CLIMATE - ARCHITECTURE

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CITY - CLIMATE - ARCHITECTURE

Research and Design Symposia

Climate and Design

Climate and Planning

Climate and Adaptation

CITY - CLIMATE - ARCHITECTURE

Research and Design Symposia in Rotterdam, Münster and Berlin

The series is a cooperation of the Technical University Berlin - Fachgebiet Entwerfen und Baukonstruktion CODE, the msa | münster school of architecture - Fachgebiet Digital Design and Construction, Fachgebiet Städtebau and the Rotterdam Academy of Architecture and Urban Design and is kindly supported by the Embassy of the Netherlands Berlin, Aedes Network Campus Berlin and the International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam IABR.

The production of space is inevitably linked to climate issues. In the course of the last fifteen years the debate on sustainable architecture and urbanism has risen like a phoenix from the ashes. Architects and urban planners, but also administrative bodies and developers face a new responsibility regarding the complexity of their conventional design and planning methods. The rising awareness of climatological issues in the design process has the potential to yet again make architecture in the future more site specific and give it back its contextual rele-vance. CITY AND CLIMATE, therefore, is a call to see architecture not just as a means of protecting us against the climate, but also as an instrument to bring us back to it.

Accompanied by the publication “City and Wind - Climate as an Architectural Instrument” (DOM Publishers, May 2014), a series of three symposia aims to increase the awareness of climatolog-ical aspects as indispensable parts of the architectural design process.

The series addresses professional architects, urban planners and students of the field, as well as planning institutions, policy makers, administrative bodies and developers in order to bridge the gap between the disciplines of architectural design, urban planning, climatology, aerodynamic engineering and related fields.

1. Climate and Design - Rotterdam

29-05-2014

2. Climate and Planning - Münster

11-06-2014

NJÖRÐR

AEOLUS

SETH

PAZUZU

EN-LIL

STIBOG

DUTCH TRADING

ROUTES (WIC)

SAHARAN DUST FERTILIZES AMAZON RAINFOREST NUCLEAR CLOUD CHERNOBYL IMPACT APRIL 26th, 1986 ROTTERDAM MÜNSTER BERLIN

DUTCH TRADING

ROUTES (VOC)

CITY - CLIMATE - ARCHITECTURE

Research and Design Symposia

Design and Climate

NJÖRÐR

AEOLUS

SETH

PAZUZU

EN-LIL

STIBOG

DUTCH TRADING

ROUTES (WIC)

SAHARAN DUST FERTILIZES AMAZON RAINFOREST NUCLEAR CLOUD CHERNOBYL IMPACT APRIL 26th, 1986 ROTTERDAM MÜNSTER BERLIN

DUTCH TRADING

ROUTES (VOC)

CITY - CLIMATE - ARCHITECTURE

Research and Design Symposia in Rotterdam, Münster and Berlin

The series is a cooperation of the Technical University Berlin - Fachgebiet Entwerfen und Baukonstruktion CODE, the msa | münster school of architecture - Fachgebiet Digital Design and Construction, Fachgebiet Städtebau and the Rotterdam Academy of Architecture and Urban Design and is kindly supported by the Embassy of the Netherlands Berlin, Aedes Network Campus Berlin and the International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam IABR.

How can we develop innovative design methods that integrate climate as a substantial parameter into the architectural and ur-ban design process? Invited experts will investigate overlaps of technical, phenomenological and design-based issues regarding the relation between architecture, urban design and climate. The symposium is part of the International Architecture Bien-nale Rotterdam IABR 2014 - Urban by Nature.

Date: Thu, 29.5.14 at 15:00 hrs Invited Speakers:

George Brugmans (Director International Architecture

Biennale Rotterdam), Tobias Armborst (Vassar College of Art/Interboro, New York), Duzan Doepel (Lector Sustainable Architecture/Doepel Strijkers, Rotterdam), Peter Mensinga

(ARUP, Amsterdam), Mareike Krautheim (Architect, Berlin/ Rotterdam), Prof. Ralf Pasel (TU Berlin/pasel.künzel architects, Rotterdam), Prof. Sven Pfeiffer (FH Münster), Prof. Joachim

Schultz-Granberg (FH Münster)

Location: Kunsthal Rotterdam, NL for more information: www.iabr.nl admission is free

QUETZALCOATL

DUTCH TRADING

ROUTES (WIC)

HURRICANES

KATRINA

RAINFOREST

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ROUTES (VOC)

TORONTO

DALLAS

CITY - CLIMATE - ARCHITECTURE

Research and Design Symposia

Climate and Planning

QUETZALCOATL

DUTCH TRADING

ROUTES (WIC)

HURRICANES

KATRINA

RAINFOREST

_{DUTCH TRADING}

ROUTES (VOC)

TORONTO

DALLAS

CITY - CLIMATE - ARCHITECTURE

Research and Design Symposia in Rotterdam, Münster and Berlin

The series is a cooperation of the Technical University Berlin - Fachgebiet Entwerfen und Baukonstruktion CODE, the msa | münster school of architecture - Fachgebiet Digital Design and Construction, Fachgebiet Städtebau and the Rotterdam Academy of Architecture and Urban Design and is kindly supported by the Embassy of the Netherlands Berlin, Aedes Network Campus Berlin and the International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam IABR.

Urban Planning strategies play an important role in adapting new and existing cities to climate change. How does city planning and building affect local climate conditions and which interdependencies exist between climatologic and functional needs?

Experts from climatology and urban planning will discuss urban planning issues with the city of Münster as a specific case study. Part of the program is the annual lecture series “Urban Perspectives”.

Dates: Wed, 14.5.2014 at 19:00 hrs (Lecture) Wed, 21.5.2014 at 19:00 hrs (Lecture) Wed, 11.6.2014 at 16:00 hrs (Symposium) Invited Speakers:

Martin Rein-Cano (Topotek 1, Berlin - 14.5.2014), Ruurd

Gietema (KCAP, Rotterdam - 21.5.2014), Prof. Dr. Ing. e.h. Klaus

Daniels (HL Technik, München/ETH Zürich), Eric Frijters

(FABRIC, Amsterdam), Prof. Dr. Hans-Arno Jantzen (FH Münster),

Prof. Dr. Otto Klemm (Climatologist, University of Münster),

Chris van Langen (Dean Rotterdam Academy of Architecture

and Urban Design), Hartwig Schultheiss (Head of Planning, Münster), Mareike Krautheim (Architect, Berlin/Rotterdam),

Prof. Ralf Pasel (TU Berlin/pasel.künzel architects, Rotterdam),

Prof. Sven Pfeiffer (FH Münster), Prof. Joachim

Schultz-Granberg (FH Münster)

Location: msa | münster school of architecture for more information: www.stadtansichten.net admission is free

CEYLON MALAKKA BATAVIA AMBON FORMOSA DESHIMA

DUTCH TRADING

ROUTES (VOC)

CYCLONES

TYPHOONS

CYCLONES

HAIYAN

CITY - CLIMATE - ARCHITECTURE

Research and Design Symposia

Climate and Adaptation

CEYLON MALAKKA BATAVIA AMBON FORMOSA DESHIMA

DUTCH TRADING

ROUTES (VOC)

CYCLONES

TYPHOONS

CYCLONES

HAIYAN

SHENZEN

CITY - CLIMATE - ARCHITECTURE

The series is a cooperation of the Technical University Berlin - Fachgebiet Entwerfen und Baukonstruktion CODE, the msa | münster school of architecture - Fachgebiet Digital Design and Construction, Fachgebiet Städtebau and the Rotterdam Academy of Architecture and Urban Design and is kindly supported by the Embassy of the Netherlands Berlin, Aedes Network Campus Berlin and the International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam IABR.

3rd Symposium Berlin: Climate and Adaptation

01-07-2014

Climate change affects regions and cities worldwide on differ-ent scales and with a differdiffer-ent impact.

Which consequences will climate change have on architecture and urban development in the future? How can architectural design processes be adapted to climate change? What are the adaptation strategies and what are the benefits?

How can climate oriented design strategies be integrated into the legal and political system and who is responsible for advanc-ing it? Which adaptation measures are effective and which tools can be developed? Does climate change have the potential to create opportunities?

The symposium will focus on the interdependencies of design strategies, adaptation methods and policy making.

Date: Tue, 01.07.2014 - 17:00 hrs Invited Speakers:

Prof. Kees Christiaanse (ETH Zürich/KCAP Rotterdam), Sanda

Lenzholzer (TU Wageningen), Regula Lüscher (Senate Building

Director, Berlin - TBC), Dr. FritzReusswig (Sociologist, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research), Prof. Jacob van Rijs (TU München/TU Delft/MVRDV Rotterdam), N.N. (Stiftung Politik und Wissenschaft), Mareike Krautheim (Architect, Berlin/ Rotterdam), Prof. Ralf Pasel (TU Berlin/pasel.künzel architects, Rotterdam), Prof. Sven Pfeiffer (FH Münster), Prof. Joachim

Schultz-Granberg (FH Münster)

Location: ANCB - Aedes Network Campus Berlin for more information: www.aedes-arc.de admission is free