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appendix 72 easa005.ch lecture marathon Lectures and discussions After the presentations, participants usually took the chance to pose questions to the lecturers. Often, lively discussions followed. lecture marathon trans � transit � transition Jakub Szczesny Centrala, Warsaw lecture marathon in the blue hall: presentation Lectures held on Tuesday, August 9th, 2005 Angelus Eisinger Urban planner Angelus Eisinger, born in 1964, is an interdisciplinary city plan� ner and urban historian. He is teaching at the GESS and ARCH department of ETH Zurich as well as at the University of Va� duz, Liechtenstein. Comparing three different approaches of architectural and ur� ban planning (CIAM, TEAM X, Frank O. Gehry), Eisinger tried to reveal how different planned realities, their potential strength and final weakness, result from the fantasma (modern, post� modern, postrationalistic or postromantic) of their author. Centrala does not have a constant number of members, neit� her any order of operation to be routinely followed � it is not a company. More appropriately it should be called a platform where individual quests converge around common goals. Cen� trala undertakes actions in many scales ranging from graphics, every�day�use objects to furniture, urban objects, interiors, houses, office buildings as well as districts or aglomerations. Jakub Szczesny ,born in 1973, graduated from WAPW in 2000. He studied at the Paris La Défense and at the Architectural De� partment in Barcelona. Until 2002, he was an art director and illustrator at many of Warsaw‘s advertising agencies. Carl Fingerhuth Architect and urban planner The swiss architect and urban designer Carl Fingerhuth held a speech on careful and responsible city planning, following the Chinese principles of the TAO (continuity). He described how today our cities are no longer 3D, but rather 4D beings, inclu� ding the new crucial component of time. Ulrike Huwer Basler & Hofmann engineers and planners, Zurich Ulrike Huwer talked about the tasks of engineers to define and design places of transit and places in transition. The teamwork of different disciplines within Basler & Hofmann for this purpo� se was shown. The focus of the lecture was put on the trans� portation view of the topic: How to react to the acceleration and dynamisation of the environment? lecture marathon in the blue hall: discussion He reminded us of the importance to really know and analyse the social and economic context of where the planning takes place (especially the reality of the Urban Sprawl) and drew very similar conclusions to those of Peter Baccini in his prior lecture: the importance to invent methodological tools, to understand the dynamics of urban change and to have a cross disciplinary approach of architecture. Eisinger focused on the next reality of the Urban Sprawl as one of the most important and proble� matic topics in our developped countries today. As Baccini also said : « from a cultural point of view, the difference between rural and urban lifestyle does not exist anymore. » Apart from participating in contests and workshops, Centrala also takes liberty of commenting upon the current state of af� fairs in Warsaw by means of a series of „decoy projects“ pu� blished in press. In his lecture, entitled «Considerations on Warsaw architec� ture», Jakub Szczesny talked about general tendencies and his personal experience of architectural and urban develop� ment in Warsaw during the last 50 years, during and after socialism. In this context, he presented some of Centrala�s �s work. He encouraged the young architects to communicate and li� sten carefully to all implicated positions while planning. He also emphasized on the importance of a transdisciplinary and culturally sensible approach. What does transit mean? How can we ensure mobility? What’s the interrelation of transit and mobility and which requirements do they have on space? Two examples from Zurich and Lon� don illustrated transport problems of places in transition and approaches for their solution.
lectures Young Swiss architects On several evenings throughout the event, a range of young Swiss architects presented their work to the students in lectures held in the blue hall. Kees Christiaanse�s �s �e�t�re �e�t�re T�esday, A�g�st 16th, 2005 program lectures POOL architects, Zurich EM2N architects, Zurich :MLZD architects, Biel OOS architects, Zurich Kees Christiaanse, KCAP Architect and urban planner project presentations KCAP is an internationally operated Dutch design firm specia� lised in architecture and urbanism. The firm is lead by its four partners: Han van den Born, Kees Christiaanse, Ruurd Giete� ma and Irma van Oort. KCAP, based in Rotterdam, was founded in 1989 by Kees Chris� tiaanse. The office has been working with an international staff of 55 employees, which are committed to all phases of the ar� chitectural and urbanistic design processes. Despite the large number of employees, the office managed to retain its horizon� tal hierarchy. Through the presence of cross�cultural disciplines new perspectives emerge, which in turn affect local practices. This is the result of a multi�disciplinary commitment and conti� nuous involvement from preliminary sketch�design to the pro� jects‘ completion. Presented work: � housing, Leimbacherstrasse, Zurich � Lochergut, shopping centre, Zurich � info�pavilion, main railway station, Zurich � housing project Aspholz, Zurich Presented work: � mountain chalet. Flumserberge � school Hardau, Zurich � neighbourhood center, Zurich � house Gross, Greifensee Presented work: � extension of the historical museum, Bern � gift of Switzerland to the UNO, New York � pavilion artplace, Magglingen � study�project Buerkliplatz, Zurich Presented work: � sound towers, expo.02, Biel � Maag recycling park, Winterthur � bar Rossi, Zurich � casa Brasil, Rio de Janeiro KCAP‘s oeuvre is wide in scope and ranges from complex ur� ban transformations and landscape design to architecture and interiors. More than 140 projects have been designed since its founding, of which more than 60 are realised in the Nether� lands and Germany. Furthermore, KCAP participates in Euro� pean and Asian based projects In his lecture at EASA, Kees Christiaanse talked about new sustainable communities in Europe. He used the so�called 0� energy twin towers in Utrecht to introduce his explanation of sustainable technology. Furthermore, Christiaanse explained the core points of the transformation strategy (efficient land use, mixed use, mobility concept, social cohesion, public/pri� vate, proactive landscape, traces and identity, climate orien� tation, water and surface management). He also introduced the Hannover principles (set up by William McDonough and Michael Braungart in 1992) and went on with an example of a good practice building, the GWL�terrein, Amsterdam/The Ne� therlands. documentation 73 appendix
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