Ldb Do It Together -andreas lang_public works group

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FRIDAY SESSIONS 2610 Degrees South Architects

Johannesburg South Africa

public works - work spaces

Collaboration

LangBöhm / Saffer / Lang – Böhm, Saffer and LangBöhm / Lang Lang / Studio 3Böhm / van Harskamp / Lang

public works

public works is Sandrda Denicke / Kathrin Böhm / Torange Khonsari / Andreas Lang

public works with Seki HiranoGPA in collaboration with public works

Polly and Ottilie work with public works

Kathrin Böhm founding member of public works

“An art (architecture) that takes as its theoretical horizon the sphere of human interactions and its social context rather than the assertion of an autonomous and private symbolic space.”

Nicolas Bourriaud, Relational Aesthetics, 2002, p. 14

“... a new kind of architecture scene where the office becomes exhibition space, bar, platform for discussions and exchange outside the institutionalized structures - with a potential for sparking a new discourse.”

Meike Schalk - Arch+ 166-167, 2008.

http://www.folkfloat.org



THE RELATIONAL

ENCOUNTER AS FORM

AN ARCHITECTURE OF RELATIONS

25% of London’s growth is likely to be housed in this area over the next 20 years.

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NOTHING IS HAPPENING HERE

HACKNEY WICK UN-REGULATED

HACKNEY WICK UN-REGULATED

FROM THE SELF INITIATED TO THE COMMISSIONED

PROTOTYPES

MOBILE RE-USE CENTRE

COLOMBESHACKNEY

WICK

AGROCITEReCYCLAB

WOW

COLOMBES

HACKNEY WICK

COLOMBES

MATERIAL KNOWLEDGE & SKILLSCULTURE

RE-USERE-APPLICATIONRE-ACT

WICK ON wHEELS

DISSEMINATION - WICK BOOK SHOP

ROADSIDE PRESENTATIONS

PROTOTYPES AT FRONTSIDE GARDENS

ROAMING WORKSHOP

AT CRE8

TIMBER CHARRING

images of charing book

TOM FLETCHER - REUSE OF SURPLUS FOOD

FAUSTO MARCIGOT - ANAEROBIC DIGESTION & BIOGAS

Spitafields Market

SURPLUS

interception point

PRODUCE WASTE

milkfloat

restaurant

Open Kitchen

restaurant

Spitafields Market

SURPLUS

interception point

PRODUCE WASTE

JUICE

Spitafields Market

SURPLUS

interception point

PRODUCE WASTE

milkfloat

restaurant

Open Kitchen

restaurant

Spitafields Market

SURPLUS

interception point

PRODUCE WASTE

JUICE

public worksStudio No: 4The White BuildingUnit 7 Queens YardWhite Post LaneLondon E9 5EN

email: [email protected]

Project: Kitchen model (Re-Use Centre)

Drawing Title:Drawing number: 3

PERSPECTIVE VIEWScale: 1 .75 @ A3Date: 10/01/2014Drawn: mz

Spitafields market

surplus

interception point

produce waste

milkfloat

restaurant

Open Kitchen

restaurant

surplus food

kitchen

kitchen anaerobic dygester

community spaceworkshop

workshop

anaerobic dygester

dygester and garden

kitchen

kitchen

shop

milkfloat

inception point inception point inception point

1 YEAR 6 MONTH 2 YEARS 1 YEAR

1 YEAR

8 MONTHS

110

WEMBLEY GUILD OF CRAFTSPEOPLE

WORLD WOMEN WEMBLEY CRAFT MARKET

30th MARCH

ENACTING THE GUILD AT THE CAVE

The Cave at Cottrell House is currently the home of the Wembley Guild of Craftspeople; there we are testing out how the guild functions at a smaller scale in order to inform the proposal for the future site on The Triangle at 344-354 Wemb-ley High Road. The Wembley Guild of Craftspeople is a public face for the support of craftspeople, acting as an ap-proachable system that makers from any background can be a part of, opening up connections between craftspeople that are often difficult to access without a central node in the network.

NO MASTERS NO CLASSES is a reference to the French anarchist slogan “Ni Dieu Ni Maitre”. The common English translation is “No Gods, No Masters”

A NEW SCHOOL

INVENT - A NEW CLASS- A NEW CLASSROOM- A NEW CURRICULUM- YOUR COLLABORATORS

Arnstein, Sherry R. "A Ladder of Citizen Participation,"

LADDER OF PARTICIPATION

HOW CAN A CULTURAL PROGRAMME / ORGANISATION

FACILITATE CITIZEN EMPOWERMENT?

97% of the stall holders at the The Thames Gateway Forum are NOT from the community or charity sector.

The cost of a stall is £2,500.

The Urban Age Project (Global

2004 – 2008 ) has a conference budget of £4.5 million and is funded by Deutsche Bank.

It is Invite only (Mexico City, Lon-don, Shanghai, Berlin, Mumbai, NY, Johannesburg, Sao Paulo)

The London Festival of Architecture has a budget of £2.5 million.

FREETHIS IS NOT A GATEWAY Festival

£200 day fee

The Inter-Cultural Cities Conference

£149 half day conference fee

New London Architecture Conference

¤500 three day fee

World Architecture Festival

£500 general application fee

The London Festival of Architecture

£527.58 single delegate rate

RIBA International Conference “Architecture and Identity”

£599/ £399 + VAT private/ public sector rate

UrbanBuzz Conference “The Reality Of Creating Sustainable Communities”

£645.08/ £468.83 private/ public sector rate

Regeneration & Renewal Conference:“Build Empowered & Cohesive Communities By Maximising Community Engagement”

£962.33 conference fee

Regeneration & Renewal National Conference

£0

The Inter-Cultural CitiesConference (SPEAKERS)

Liverpool, 1-3 May 2008

0% of ethnic minority speakers are women

The figures below reveal why events like the This Is Not A Gateway Festival are needed. The built environment impacts all of us all of the time. The figures show that the theories and policies that shape our cities are created, delivered and measured by a limited and self referential group of people. Cities are more complex than this. There is no doubt the ‘urban conference circuit’ needs to be turned upside down - This Is Not A Gateway’s participants are doing exactly this, getting on with it themselves and cutting their own keys to the city.

World Architecture Festival(JUDGES)

Barcelona, October 2008

0% of key note speakers are women

Regeneration & Renewal Conference: “Build Empowered & Cohesive Communities By Maximising Community Engagement” (SPEAKERS)

12 November 2008

RIBA International Conference“Architecture and Identity”(SPEAKERS)

25-26 October 2008

0% of ethnic minority speakers are women

UrbanBuzz Conference“The Reality Of Creating Sustainable Communities”(SPEAKERS)

02 December 2008

THIS IS NOT A GATEWAYFestival (PARTICIPANTS)

23- 27 October 2008

< 1%

ETHNIC MINORITY ( ) + FEMALE ( ) PARTICIPATION

KEYS TO THE CITY

COST

OTHER

TIMETABLE

10-11 WALK11-12 TALK

12-13 NETW0RK MAPPING

13-15 LUNCH BREAK

15-16 PROPOSAL (DEPARTMENTS)16-18 DESIGN AND ILLUSTRATE SITUATIONS

12-13 NETWORK MAPPING

WHO IS CONNECTED?WHAT ISSUES ARE RAISED?

WHAT KNOWLEDGES ARE PRODUCED & HOW?

WHO IS NOT YET CONNECTEDWHAT ISSUES STILL NEED TO BE RAISED

WHAT OTHER KNOWLEDGES SHOULD BE PRODUCED & HOW

NEW DEPARTMENTS

WHAT LOCAL KNOWLEDGE DO YOU WANT TO MOBILISE?

WHAT LOCAL/GLOBAL ISSUE DO YOU WANT TO ADDRESS?

HOW DO YOU WANT TO LEARNWHO DO YOU WANT TO LEARN WITH / FROM

WHAT IS THE BURNING QUESTION / ISSUEWHAT TOPICS ARE MISSING

WHO IS MISSING

FACILITY AND FACILITATOR

NEW SITUATION NEW CLASSROOMS

WHO IS COMINGHOW DO YOU STAGE IT

WHEN IS ITWHAT IS ITS TITLE

DRAW IT VISUALISE IT

VERY BIG1:1 SCALE

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