New Generations Festival: Beyond Architecture
From 26 Novembre 2015 to 29 Novembre 2015
Genova
Place: Museo di Sant'Agostino / Palazzo della Borsa / San Salvatore
Address: piazza di Sarzano 35r
Responsibles: Gianpiero Venturini
Organizers:
- Ordine e Fondazione degli Architetti di Genova
Ticket price: partecipazione gratuita; gli eventi sono accreditati per gli architetti. L’iscrizione dovrà essere effettuata in loco
E-Mail info: infogenova@archiworld.it
Official site: http://www.newgenerationsweb.com/
NEW GENERATIONS FESTIVAL: Beyond Architecture, international architecture festival curated by Gianpiero for the cultural association New Generations and promoted by the Genoa Chamber of Architects and its Foundation, will run in Genoa from November 26-29th, 2015.
The aim of the event is to create a community of architects and experts from different disciplines to redefine the role of architecture in contemporary society. Previous editions of the New Generations festival have gathered more than 3.000 participants and 40 architectural offices from all over the world (Milan, 2013; Florence, 2014).
This year’s programme includes cultural activities with more than 100 international guests and is structured according to three main topics:
(city) urgencies Cities are constantly changing. Architects, citizens, public administrators, private stakeholders and private companies are all directly involved in the redefinition of the urban space. Urban governance, reactivation of public and private spaces, and new technologies will be at the core of the debate.
architects ground zero In order to better understand the evolution of the architectural profession, some of the most influential European firms will congregate to explore the complex network between architecture and other disciplines—the participating offices include: Aparicioeeraerts (Belgium), Gonzalo Herrero Delicado (Great Britain), Matteo Ferroni, Orizzontale, studioWOK, (Italy), Maciej Siuda (Poland), Colectivo Warehouse (Portugal), Barrio+Balmaseda, Teratoma Atelier (Spain), Salon Architects (Turkey).
funding models Economic sustainability is one of the most critical aspects of modern design according to the new generation of architects. Here they will discuss the feasibility of new economic models through the presentation of crowd-funding experiments and collaborative projects.
New Generations Festival 2015 includes 4 different formats:
workshop During the heart of the Festival two workshops will be open to students and recent graduates. The first workshop, curated by Edouard Cabay (Appareil, Barcelona – EPFL, Lausanne) and Margherita Del Grosso (MaDGStudio – EPFL, Lausanne), consists of a self-building intervention in the historic setting of Piazza Negri; the second workshop, led by Openfabric (Rotterdam) and dmau (Amsterdam), will focus on the reactivation of neglected spaces in the centre of Genoa with the aim of changing the perception of public space and integrating ephemeral architecture. #presentations During the Festival, there will be 30 lectures of 20 minutes each dedicated to different issues identified by appropriate hashtags conceived by Itinerant Office for the Festival, such as: #architectsandstakeholders, #newtechnologies, #internationalization, #tools, #creatingnetworks, #learningbydoing, #physicalVSdigital, #smallness, #citysaturation.
round tables
The three main topics will be discussed during 12 round table sessions, each divided into 4 debates held simultaneously at the Museo di Sant’Agostino. The sessions will host over 40 guest speakers, including architects and local as well as international public administrators.
satellite events Numerous side activities will be scattered throughout the city to enrich the program of the Ligurian kermess. These range from the Festival Opening at the Palazzo della Borsa and the Pecha Kucha night at the Teatro Della Tosse, to architectural itineraries as studied by the Genoa Chamber of Architects, which encourage awareness of the city architectural heritage.
The aim of the event is to create a community of architects and experts from different disciplines to redefine the role of architecture in contemporary society. Previous editions of the New Generations festival have gathered more than 3.000 participants and 40 architectural offices from all over the world (Milan, 2013; Florence, 2014).
This year’s programme includes cultural activities with more than 100 international guests and is structured according to three main topics:
(city) urgencies Cities are constantly changing. Architects, citizens, public administrators, private stakeholders and private companies are all directly involved in the redefinition of the urban space. Urban governance, reactivation of public and private spaces, and new technologies will be at the core of the debate.
architects ground zero In order to better understand the evolution of the architectural profession, some of the most influential European firms will congregate to explore the complex network between architecture and other disciplines—the participating offices include: Aparicioeeraerts (Belgium), Gonzalo Herrero Delicado (Great Britain), Matteo Ferroni, Orizzontale, studioWOK, (Italy), Maciej Siuda (Poland), Colectivo Warehouse (Portugal), Barrio+Balmaseda, Teratoma Atelier (Spain), Salon Architects (Turkey).
funding models Economic sustainability is one of the most critical aspects of modern design according to the new generation of architects. Here they will discuss the feasibility of new economic models through the presentation of crowd-funding experiments and collaborative projects.
New Generations Festival 2015 includes 4 different formats:
workshop During the heart of the Festival two workshops will be open to students and recent graduates. The first workshop, curated by Edouard Cabay (Appareil, Barcelona – EPFL, Lausanne) and Margherita Del Grosso (MaDGStudio – EPFL, Lausanne), consists of a self-building intervention in the historic setting of Piazza Negri; the second workshop, led by Openfabric (Rotterdam) and dmau (Amsterdam), will focus on the reactivation of neglected spaces in the centre of Genoa with the aim of changing the perception of public space and integrating ephemeral architecture. #presentations During the Festival, there will be 30 lectures of 20 minutes each dedicated to different issues identified by appropriate hashtags conceived by Itinerant Office for the Festival, such as: #architectsandstakeholders, #newtechnologies, #internationalization, #tools, #creatingnetworks, #learningbydoing, #physicalVSdigital, #smallness, #citysaturation.
round tables
The three main topics will be discussed during 12 round table sessions, each divided into 4 debates held simultaneously at the Museo di Sant’Agostino. The sessions will host over 40 guest speakers, including architects and local as well as international public administrators.
satellite events Numerous side activities will be scattered throughout the city to enrich the program of the Ligurian kermess. These range from the Festival Opening at the Palazzo della Borsa and the Pecha Kucha night at the Teatro Della Tosse, to architectural itineraries as studied by the Genoa Chamber of Architects, which encourage awareness of the city architectural heritage.
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