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Shelter - learning by doing

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“You creativity and skills play an important role in making an impact in responding to humanitarian challenges and global crisis” The world seems to be reeling from one crisis to another. Recently we experienced a global pandemic, economic uncertainty, wars, floods and earthquakes. Proceeding from the challenges facing humanity at the global level, especially after the recent events that threatened people's stability, safety, and existence without distinction between race, color, sex, and age. The notion of the seminar was initiated by questioning our role as architects and planners in responding to these challenges by preparing and training on emergency solutions

The idea of shelter-learning by doing is to think globally regarding the concept of shelter or a roof over a head which is one of the fundamental human rights and respond with creative doable design solutions. The assignment may take on different dimensions and scales, and participants will work in groups to design and build a physical model as a prototype that can be a solution for a particular area based on participants' interests and decisions.

Thiselective seminar aims to initiate critical and analytical thinking, in addition to understanding the problem to develop a concept.

“Learning by doing” is an interactive course that aims to meet the need of architectural students to build and understand the scale of their designs (it’s time to build together). An expert architect practitioner“ Michał Podgórczyk” will take part in this course. Ina addition the course will forge the ethos of on-site teamwork (class room), where students are free to play with materials, colors, building techniques and methods, and strategies to get this assignment done.

Introduction: First Meeting (3 Hours)

  • Meet each other
  • Presenting the idea of the course
  • Formulate groups

Scope of the work:Second - Third meeting (In group) (6 hours)

  • Investigating one phenomenon - (freedom to choose), conduct a study to understand its circumstances and impact on social economic and environmental challenges. 
  • Pick a location, investigate the context and how this context will be a suitable safe place for the users.
  • Thinking about a design solution, bearing in mind the notion of emergency architecture.
  • Sketches for your ideas, focusing on the form, construction, material and usage.

Physical Model / prototypeForth – Fifthmeeting (In group) (6 hours)

  • Design a physical model as a first attempt.
  • Design a physical model prototype for the final ideas as a solution that respond to the chosen phenomena.

Exhibition and publishing the results – At Gdansk University of technology, department of architecture

  • Final presentation / poster / power points / Expose the prototype/ Publication – main tutor with student volunteer assistant

Schedule and dates:

(To be discussed – I didn’t understand the schedules that you shared with me)

Reference and literature to read: Short Article:Emergency Architecture / Designers Respond to Crisis: Emergency Architecture

https://barcelonarchitecturewalks.com/emergency-architecture/

Short Article:Community Centers for Displaced Populations

https://www.archdaily.com/939820/community-centers-for-displaced-populations?ad_campaign=special-tag

Short Article:Refugee Camps: From Temporary Settlements to Permanent Dwellings

https://www.archdaily.com/940384/refugee-camps-from-temporary-settlements-to-permanent-dwellings?ad_campaign=special-tag

Short Article:3 characteristics of humanitarian architecture

https://yr-architecture.com/characteristics-of-successful-humanitarian-architecture/

Short Article:Shigeru Ban and VAN Install Paper Partition Systems in Emergency Shelters for Ukrainian Refugees

https://www.archdaily.com/980533/shigeru-ban-and-van-install-paper-partition-systems-in-emergency-shelters-for-ukrainian-refugees

Short Article:Shigeru Ban's cardboard and bamboo shelters highlighted in new exhibit

https://newatlas.com/shigeru-ban-emergency-shelters-scaf/48740/

Short Article:Repair of 10 Public Schools in Beirut

https://urbannext.net/repair-of-10-public-schools-in-beirut/

Short Article:Quba Classroom: 100 Classrooms for Refugee Children

https://urbannext.net/quba-classroom/

Short Article:Tohoku Houses: New Community Life in a Disaster Area

https://urbannext.net/tohoku-houses/

Short Article:CURA: Open-source Design for Emergency COVID-19 Hospitals

https://urbannext.net/cura/

Book:Climax Change! How Architecture Must Transform in the Age of Ecological architecture - Author: Pedro Gadanho

https://books.google.pl/books/about/Climax_Change.html?id=HTByEAAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=kp_read_button&hl=en&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q&f=false

Short Article:Public Rooftop at the Women’s Centre in Shu’afat Refugee Camp

https://urbannext.net/public-rooftop-in-shuafat/

Podcasts:Migration trail

https://vimeo.com/search?q=Migration%20Trail

Interview: MADWORKSHOP: Foundation Profile

https://vimeo.com/366457476

Video: (Under the Bridge)Refugiarse de la ciudad en la propia ciudad

https://vimeo.com/220617165?embedded=true&source=vimeo_logo&owner=6022319

Non -profit organization / projects: Emergency Architecture and Human Rights (EAHR)

https://ea-hr.com/projects/

Video by architect Jorge Lobos: Emergency Architecture & Huma Rights, Puerto Montt, Chili. EN

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlv0JEhKw_k&t=3s

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