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2018 | Rese.Arch - Datascape meetup - When tools become architecture

2018 | Rese.Arch - Datascape meetup - When tools become architecture

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2018/04/04
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http://rese-arch.org/

rese arch MEETUP is an annual international conference and networking event bringing together practitioners and theorists of computational design in architecture, experts in digital manufacturing and related contemporary thinkers and philosophers.

4 APRIL 2018 LINE-UP

13:30 doors open

14:00 Ján Pernecký – event opening 

14:15 Ludovic Mallegol

14:40 Jose Pedro Sousa

15:05 debate

15:30 Rémi Babut, Aymeric de la Bachelerie

15:55 Judyta Cichocka16:20 debate

16:45 Sébastien Perrault

17:10 Mary Katherine Heinrich

17:35 debate

18:00 Nicolas Sénemaud – DataSCAPES

18:25 Jan Paclt, Dmitrij Nikitin

18:50 Alessio Erioli

19:15 debate

19:40 Andrea Graziano

20:05 debate

20:30 networking

22:00 doors closed

The rese arch MEETUP already took place in Bratislava, Slovakia (2015), Paris, France (2016) and Prague, Czechia (2017).

The previous events were honored by speaches from Martin Alvarez – ICD Stuttgart (DE); Phil Ayres – CITA (DK); Efilena Baseta – NOUMENA, IAAC (ES); Daniel Bolojan – Nonstandard Studio (AT); Johannes Braumann – Association for Robots in Architecture (AT); Giulio Brugnaro – UCL the Bartlett school of Architecture (UK); Tudor Cosmatu – ALTU (DE); Adriana Debnárová – VŠVU (SK); Alessio Erioli – Co-de-It (IT); Manuel Jimenez Garcia – UCL the Bartlett school of Architecture (UK); Daniel Koehler – lab-eds (AT); David Kovařík – UMPRUM (CZ) Neil Leach – (UK); BEHNAZ FARAHI – (USA); Stuart Maggs – Scaled Robotics (ES); Ryan Vincent Manning – IoUD (AT/USA); Erik Martinez – ICD Stuttgart (DE); Christoph Müller – TU Wien (AT); Stefana Parascho – ETH (CH); Ján Pernecký – rese arch (SK); Jan Petrš – MOLAB ČVUT (CZ); Jindřich Ráftl – MOLAB ČVUT (CZ); Gilles Retsin – Gilles Retsin Architecture / UCL the Bartlett school of Architecture (UK); Klaas De Rycke – Bollinger+Grohmann (FR); Aldo Sollazzo – Noumena / IAAC (ES); Dominik Strzelecz – die Angewandte (AT); Justyna Swat – POC21, USIL (FR); Tomáš Tholt – FA STU (SK); Shota Tsikoliya – UMPRUM (CZ); Imro Vaško – UMPRUM (CZ) Mateusz Zwierzycki – CITA (DK). The conference is hosted by Ján Pernecký – rese arch (SK).

The event takes a form of a mid-size informal gathering of peer designers and researchers in the field of computational design in architecture. Each of the speakers holds a 20 minutes long lecture followed by 10 minutes Q&A session. The purpose is to update the peers of each-other’s personal projects, agendas and research. It is also a great opportunity to eventually meet in person and arrange future collaborations in a professional, yet friendly and relaxed environment.

Datascapes is a series of events focusing on digital processes in architecture, design and art. It is a cultural project gathering communities in order to explore constantly evolving practices thanks to workshops, hackathon, conferences. Mass democratization of digital culture and tools for now more than a decade has become a social and technical reality. Beyond the reasons of it, it is much more important to question its consequences. Whether it is in Architecture, Design or Art, the turmoil around algorithmic processes, open source data operations and emerging ways of fabrication impacts the conception processes of today. Therefore designers, artists, researchers, students .. question the relationship with the industries and software publishers. Creating their own tools and building their own communities, they modify this relationship swinging between independence and complementary. Those dynamics generate new innovation channels but it’s actors are changing. The industries try to maintain their predominant role and influence while architecture is looking for independence and legitimacy. The concept of Innovation becomes more and more difficult to identity. It is thus in this post democratization context, that Datascapes promotes a public reflection on the links between creative communities, researchers, and the industries.

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