Contact person: Ivana Uzelac Glavinić
Phone: +385 95 841 2457
Mail: ivana.uzelac@gradst.hr
Light culture tour
Attendees will be introduced to architectural theory and temporary design proposals that are crucial worldwide references of pavilions of culture (Venice Biennale, Serpentine Pavilion in London, Expo Milano). During the workshop, participants will have a series of lectures by associates on a given topic (architecture, art, art installations in public spaces, materiality, exhibition design, museums), discussions, visits to given locations, as well as the final project presentation with guest critics, and an exhibition.Each participant will choose one location, for which he/she will independently design a temporary sustainable pavilion in accordance with the given guidelines, and thus contribute to the overall opus of the summer workshop – the new light – cultural tour of the city of Split.
Programme structure
MAIN TOPICS
cultural heritage
MAIN TOPICS
architectural concepts
MAIN TOPICS
artistic-architectural spatial intervention within the protected cultural property
MAIN TOPICS
sustainable temporary pavilions and its materialization
MAIN TOPICS
sustainable design parameters
MAIN TOPICS
exhibition design, museums
MAIN TOPICS
design configuration in relation to the spirit of time and place (genius loci)
PROGRAM STRUCTURE
5 day course
On the 1st and 5th day lecture is organized for all participants together
Every student gets recorded education and printed materials
PROGRAM PLAN
1. day
Introduction to BIM approach in architecture and basics of BIM standardization, Employer
PROGRAM PLAN
2. day
Modelling and attributes defining of specific architectural elements; wall, beam, panel, openings, lintel, staircase. Explanation of the concept of defining the height settings of components, custom planes, managing the planes and layers. Level copying.
PROGRAM PLAN
3. day
Introduction with room functions and finishings. Grouping and description of rooms as well as generating living space and finishing reports. Installation of furniture from Allplan Library and importing .skp files. Roof modelling. Rendering and animation of BIM model. Generating quantity of material reports.
PROGRAM PLAN
4. day
Making of associative views, perspective views, cross sections and isometry cross sections. Analysis of possibilities of functions section and view. Dimensioning of a drawing and preparation for print. Export of the BIM model in .pdf and .ifc forms. Introduction to other import/export options. Making of form work plan including automatic elements description.
PROGRAM PLAN
5. day
BIM collaboration and Allplan communication with other software in interoperable and collaborative BIM surrounding as well as introduction with Common Data Environment – CDE through Bimplus and Bluebeam. Marking up collisions and giving tasks to various participants in collaborative BIM surrounding. Lumion presentation (optional).
Important dates
COURSE DATES
06/09/2021 – 10/09/2021
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION
23/07/2021
PAYMENT DUE BY
23/08/2021
CONFIRMATION OF THE COURSE
02/08/2021
Target audience: MSc. and PhD. Architecure Students
Price of the course: 270 € (tax included)
Programme lecturers:
Toma Plejić M.A., Associate professor at the University of Split, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Geodesy, Department of Architectural Design
Bernard Tschumi M.A., ETH Zurich, Professor and Dean Emeritus at Columbia University, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation
Samantha Pavić, MS.AAD Columbia GSAPP, Teaching/research assistant at the University of Split, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Geodesy, Department of Architectural Design
Ph. D. Nikša Jajac M. Civ. Eng,Dean, Associate professor at the University of Split, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Geodesy, Department of Construction Management and Economics