Today digital technologies inform all levels of building practice. As a link between representation, design, analysis and production, digital technologies are both practical tools by which to optimise existing practice as well as speculative media by which to explore its future. By facilitating exchange and feedback between the different knowledge fields of design, engineering and crafts, digital technology holds the potential to effect new answers to the complex challenges of contemporary building practice.
The second Digital Crafting symposium will discuss the future perspectives for a new integrated digital practice. Inviting practitioners from the fields of architecture, engineering and theory to share their experiences and present recent work, the symposium aims to unfold new visions for thinking the links between design, analysis and fabrication. With a focus on interdisciplinary collaboration, bottom up thinking and complex modeling we ask how the shared digital platform can create new material strategies for design.
Digital Crafting is hosted by CITA Centre for IT and Architecture, Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture, Design and Conservation.
Date: 25. Nov 2011 - 10.30h - 17.30h
Venue: Royal Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture, Design and Conservation Google maps
Auditorium - Rhytmisk Musikkonservatorium
Leo Mathisens Vej 1, Holmen, Copenhagen
Program:
10:15 Registration and coffee
10:45 Welcome and introduction Martin Tamke
11.00h Session 1: Consequences for making
chair: Phil Ayres (CITA)
Antoine Picon - Harvard Graduate School of Design / Cambridge
Fabio Gramazio – ETH / Gramazio Kohler architects / Zuerich
14.00h Session 2: Consequences for material practice
chair: Christoph Schindler (schindlersalmeron)
Jan Knippers – TU Stuttgart / Knippers Helbig Engineers / Stuttgart - New York
Marta Malé-Alemany – IAAC Barcelona / AA London
16.00h Session 3: Consequences for design practice
chair: Mette Ramsgard Thomsen (CITA)
Tobias Nolte - Gehry Technologies / Paris
Reinhard Kropf – Helen Hard Architects / Stavanger / Norway
17.30 Closing remarks and and of Symposium
The DigitalCrafting symposium addresses practitioners, researchers and students from the fields of architecture, engineering and construction. The symposium is open to the public and free of charge. Due to demand and to support organisation we ask you email your participation: martin.tamke@karch.dk
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