Billetter til kommunale arrangement

Tid: Onsdag 24. mai kl. 08:00-10:00

Sted: Auditoriet i Litteraturhuset

OBS! The meating will be in English

Dette blir et møte der vi tar et dypdykk inn i bærekraftig boligbyggeri med fokus på eksperimentelle boformer og økologiske ressurseffektive løsninger. Vi vil dele tanker fra en masterkurs-serie ledet av Jan Liesegang der det i år er jobbet med forslag på større bofellesskaps-kompleks i Grønneviksøren. Vi har jobbet med et kritisk blikk på hva det å bo sammen kan bety i dagens boligmarked men også hvordan vi kan bygge bedre og smartere i et samfunns- og miljøperspektiv. Tim Heide kommer for å utvide horisonten og dele erfaringer fra ambisiøse bærekraftige boligprosjekt i Berlin.

Møtet blir strømma https://youtube.com/live/W-Ur1iyRZVg?feature=share

08:00 Frokost

08:15   Velkommen og intro til dagens program

       v/ Emma Nilsson, Bergen School of Architecture 

EXPERIMENTAL HOUSE BERGEN

       v/ Jan Liesegang, raumlaborberlin

Pause

HEIDE & VON BECKERATH

       v/ Tim Heide, Heide & von Beckerath

10:00 Slutt

Tim Heide is an architect based in Berlin and a co-founder of the architecture practice Heide & von Beckerath. They are concerned with space as a challenge for projects in different fields and scales. The design process leads to an ongoing research involving architecture and society, sustainability and technology. Applying both conceptual and rational thinking, the projects are informed by structural and formal clarity. Their range of work covers urban design, architectural projects, interior design and conceptual studies. In treating every project in its formal, cultural and intellectual dimensions as a whole, the studio collaborates with other architects and specialists where appropriate. Their work (from 1996 to 2008 in partnership with Andrew Alberts) is widely and internationally exhibited and published and has received numerous prestigious awards.

Jan Liesengang is a practicing architect and professor at Bergen School of Architecur. He is one of the founders of raumlaborberlin a collective of 9 trained architects who have come together in a collaborative work-structure. raumlabor work at the intersection of architecture, city planning, art and urban intervention, and regards architecture as an experimental laboratory for a moment related to the participatory work practice in urban areas: ”As architects, artist we are more of activists, because we operate within the city. Architecture is a tool, in the search for a city of possibilities, the city of tomorrow!”