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Details Entwurfsprogramm – Frühlings Semester 2022

 

 

 

Angaben zur Professur

 

 

Lehrstuhl 

Gastdozentur M. Conen

 

 

Typ 

Gastdozentur Entwurf

 

 

Standort 

HIL

 

 

Webseite 

www.doz.arch.ethz.ch/gastdoz

 

 

Assistierende 

Anna MacIver-Ek, Nora Molari, Rui Pinto

 

 

Kontakt E-Mail 

pinto@arch.ethz.ch

 

 

 

 

Angaben zur Entwurfsklasse

 

 

Typ 

Entwurf V-IX

 

 

Thema 

Unuseless Rooms

 

 

Beschreibung
des Entwurfs-programmes 

Last semester we thought about the ‘unuseless spaces’ in Zurich, this semester we are concentrating on the 'unuseless rooms’. Interior spaces in existing buildings and built structures that stand empty and unused. Rooms that are waiting to be demolished or modified because they seem obsolete. We try to discover new potentials in these "silent" spaces and to redefine the ‘unuseless rooms’. Perhaps these rooms could be compared to John Cage’s song four minutes, thirty-three seconds, from 1952. This song was written for any instrument, or any combination of instruments. The idea was that the performers would not play for 4 minutes and 33 seconds and the piece would consist simply of the sounds of the environment. Cage’s idea was that any sound could turn into music and said: “You know that I’ve written a piece called 4’33” which has no sounds of my own making in it...4’33” becomes in performance the sounds of the environment.” Where others heard noise, he heard potential. Cage composed a song that allowed an artistic space to develop, which would capture unforeseen sounds from the environment. In this way, the piece reacts differently to each context and reflects the different places through the sounds of the surroundings. These empty spaces are like the ‘silence’ in the city and often have an unexpected potential because that same silence can be filled with different ideas. The work with silent rooms should allow different users and species to occupy these moments in the city in an open way – the emptiness or silence encourages thoughts, ideas or questions that wouldn’t be noticed or would be left ‘unheard’ normally to develop – just as in Cages’s piece. In the first phase of the semester, we will study unuseless rooms in Zurich and approach them through performative interventions on site, that we will also document with the medium of film and photography. At the same time, we will look at different architectural projects from history and analyse them through synthesis drawings as well as listen to presentations on possible potentials of unuseless rooms. In the second phase we will use the different analyses to develop projects that try to engage with the themes of the ‘unuseless’, to create a habitat that is as diverse and varied as possible.

 

 

Thematische und methodische Schwerpunkte 

Entwurf, Modellbau

 

 

Lernziele 

We will work with performative interventions on site, as well as drawings, model and model photographs to illustrate the architectural ideas of the projects. We will also use synthesis drawings to summarise the different ideas of the projects. The work will take place in groups.

 

 

LV-Nr. des Entwurfs 

052-1138-22

 

 

Zusätzliche integrierte Disziplin(en) 

 

 

Unterrichts-sprache 

English

 

 

Arbeitsweise 

Nur Gruppenarbeit

 

 

Daten Zwischenkritiken 

09.03 / 05.04 / 03.05.2022

 

 

Datum Schlusskritik 

31.05 / 01.06.2022

 

 

Einführungs-veranstaltung 

22.02.2022, 10.00, location to be announced

 

 

Zusätzliche Kosten 

CHF 100 (Schätzung, ohne allfällige Seminarwochenkosten)

 

 

Verfügbare Plätze 

18

 

 

Plakat des Entwurfs-programmes 

Plakat ansehen (PDF Datei)

 

 

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