Program booklet Summerschool Transforming the Future Built Environment

juli 2014

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Climate-KIC Thematic Summer School 2014 ‘Transforming the Future Built Environment’

Making and Prototyping for a Sustainable Future

July 7 – 18, 2014Rotterdam

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Climate-KIC PhD Summer School 2014 | Summer school organisation

Advisory BoardProf.dr. David Keyson Dr.ir. Sacha Silvester

Summer School DirectorDr. Ingrid Mulder

CommunicationDrs. Willemijn van Harinxma

Co-creation Manon Mostert-van der Sar Willemijn Phielix

Local organisationHelen Poelwijk

CoachesRicardo Meija SarmientoMira ConciJuan AzkaratePeter KunAlexander Plat

Summer school organisation

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Content

Introduction by Prof. David Keyson p. 4About Climate-KIC BTA Project p. 6Challenges in the built environment p. 7

Summerschool Transforming the Built Environment p. 8Program p. 8Speakers p. 9Locations p. 34

Practical information p. 38Travelling in Rotterdam p. 38Events in Rotterdam p. 40

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Climate-KIC PhD Summer School 2014 | Content

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Dear Summer School Participants,

I would like to welcome you the the Climate Knowledge & Innovation Community Summer School, hosted by the Climate-KIC Building Technologies Accelerator (BTA) Flagship.

Our goal is to provide you with advanced rapid protoyping methods and insight generation techniques to make the intangible tangible, with the aim of accelerating the adoption of sustainable building technologies in the built environment. Typically, building occupants are not aware of the indoor climate and energy impact that a renovated building may have. The lack of awareness and energy feedback may lead to rebound effects, whereby occupant interaction with the building may actually lead to more than the expected amount of energy use and less comfort. Multi-unit dwellings with a 2nd skin not only impact building occupants, but have social impacts such as the distribution of light and indoor climate and may affect noise between units.

The Summer School setting in Rotterdam South offers you the chance to get a first-hand understanding of the challenges facing the renovation of residential dwellings, towards increasing energy efficiency and reducing CO2 emmisions. Rotterdam as a city combines old with new architecture and is host to a wide range of cultures and international events.

On behalf of the organising team and the BTA flagship, I wish you a very productive Summer School and learning experience with your fellow participants. We have put together an excellent team of experienced designers and researchers to guide you through the program. In your free time, enjoy the sounds and sites of Rotterdam!

David Keyson

Introduction

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Climate-KIC PhD Summer School 2014 | About Climate-KIC BTA project

Climate-KIC (Knowledge Innovation Community) falls under the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) and was created in 2010. The EIT is an European Union body and aims to strengthen innovation and competitiveness in Europe by integrating higher education, research and business. The Climate KIC is one of the three Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KIC’s) of EIT. The other two KIC’s are KIC InnoEnergy and EIT ICT Labs.

The aim of the BTA, as the largest project in the Climate-KIC, is to accelerate the potential of low-carbon products and services in the built environment.To support the transformation the built environment, the international BTA Flagship platform aims to stimulate the dissemination and acceleration of new technologies in the market. The Flagship also addresses the climate impact of new building technologies combined with human interaction. One of the key BTA deliverables is to create a sustainable building certification ranking system. This system will be centered on building technology performance in relation to human activity.

The BTA provides a network of the next generation of LivingLabs and field testing accessible to start-up companies, academia and larger industry participants. The BTA Living Labs network will offer a unique resource for business and academia in Europe. Concept House Village, including Concept House Prototype 1, in Rotterdam is one of the LivingLab areas in the network. The BTA builds on the current SusLab EU Interreg project.

As one of the lead partners in the Flagship, TU Delft Industrial Design Engineering is working in the areas of smart sensing, field methodologies, user involvement, and energy management interfaces. The Faculties of Architecture and IDE work together on Smart Facades and user experience for the large-scale renovation of the existing building stock.

The other lead partners for this project are ETH Zurich, Chalmers University, Knight Frank, and IVE Spain. ETH Zurich will be coordinating the entire project. The total principle budget commitment for the flagship under the Climate-KIC innovation pillar budget is approximately € 36 million over a five year period. On a yearly basis progress will be assessed by the BTA executive board. The Climate-KIC educational budget for PhDs and professional education as well as the entrepreneurial pillar are independent of the innovation pillar, while linking to Flagship activities.

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There is an enormous challenge in the refurbishment of existing building stock. 40% of global anthropogenic greenhouse gases and 50% of landscape change are the result of building activities. Approximately 10% of global gross domestic product and about 8% of all global jobs are connected to building activities.

In the near future, the market for refurbishment will exceed by far the market for new buildings. Next generation building envelopes, both new as well as add-on modules to retrofit, or ‘E-novate’ existing facades and their related services are crucial in the transition towards low-carbon cities. The building envelope is often seen as our ‘3rd skin’, considering the human skin and the clothing as 1st and 2nd. The 3rd Skin can fulfill the essential role of protecting building occupants against extreme weather conditions by controlling temperature, airflows, moisture and sunlight. The 3rd skin is not just a shield, it is semi-permeable, and serves as a membrane separating private and public, interior and exterior spaces. The skin impacts indoor climate and related health aspects, comfort and sustainability, as well as providing a layer of security and safety. The Skin design is essential for the energy-performance of the building, energy generation, the surrounding microclimate, and as an interface reinforcing social, spatial, environmental qualities of housing and buildings.

In short: The building envelope is becoming an increasingly multifunctional and integral building component and this requires rethinking inherited design and construction strategies.

Challenges

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Climate-KIC PhD Summer School 2014 | Program: week 1

Program: week 1

Monday 7th of July10.00 11.0009.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00 19.00

team plenary keynote workshop break

WelcomeKatrin HauserBuilt Environment Team Start-up

Tillmann KleinInnovative façades Case briefing

Arjan v. TimmerenUrban Design Co-creation Wrap-up

Tuesday 8th of July10.00 11.0009.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00 19.00

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Arjan v. TimmerenUrban Design

Pieter-Jan StappersUser insights

Peter TroxlerPrototyping

Co-creation (with sketchers)

Co-creation

Workshop Visioning the future

Context excursionExplore Rotterdam

Workshop Prototyping 2D & 3D

Co-creation

Co-creation

Wrap-up

Dragons Den Dragons Den

Wednesday 9th of July10.00 11.0009.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00 19.00

Hannah FrederiksExplore the context

Thursday 10th of July10.00 11.0009.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00 19.00

Co-creation (present findings to Hannah)

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Friday 11th of July10.00 11.0009.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00 19.00

Workshop Prototyping 2D & 3D Co-creation Wrap-up

Week I

travel to RDM Makerspace

Diner @ PlaySpace

Diner @ PlaySpace

Diner @ B.A.D.

Diner @ Dokkaffee

Diner @ B.A.D.North Sea Jazz Festival around town


Saturday 12th of July10.00 11.0009.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00 19.00

Excursion to Heijplaat projects

Sunday 13th of July10.00 11.0009.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00 19.00

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North Sea Jazz Festival around town


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Diner @ Dokkaffee

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David KeysonSmart environment Co-creation

Monday 14th of July10.00 11.0009.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00 19.00


WorkshopBusinessmodelling Wrap-up

Wednesday 16th of July10.00 11.0009.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00 20.0019.00

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Martine van VeelenBusinessmodelling Co-creation

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Workshop Electronics World-cafe (diner included)


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Diner @ PlaySpace

Diner @ PlaySpace

Diner @ B.A.D.

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Climate-KIC PhD Summer School 2014 | Program: monday

Schedule

All at PlaySpace, Gooilandsingel 11 in Rotterdam

09:30 Welcome by Ingrid Mulder10:15 Keynote Changing the Built Environment by Katrin Hauser11:15 Announcement of the teams11:30 Coffee break11:45 Team start-up12:30 Lunch13:30 Keynote Urban Design by Arjan van Timmeren14:30 Keynote Innovative Façades by Tillmann Klein15:30 Short break16:00 Outlines of the case16:30 Case briefing17:30 Co-creation18:30 Wrap up 19.00 Diner at PlaySpace

Program: monday


Monday 7th of July10.00 11.0009.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00


Tillmann KleinInnovative façades


15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00 19.00

Case briefing Co-creation Wrap-up Diner @ PlaySpace

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Arjan van TimmerenProf.dr. Arjan van Timmeren is Chair of Environmental Technology & Design, Department of Urbanism, Faculty of Architecture, TU Delft. Previously, Van Timmeren has been employed at the chair of Climate Design & Sustainability and the section of ‘Green Building Innovation & Product Development’ at the same faculty, where he headed various research projects in the field of sustainable area development and integration of sustainability in buildings and urban areas. Recent research into energy-neutral construction resulted in projects on various levels of scale: Concept House and Concept House Village (Rotterdam), Culemborg Lanxmeer, The Hague Erasmusveld and Westflank (Haarlemmermeer).

Katrin HauserThe Building Technologies Accelerator (BTA) is a new programme of activities starting in 2014 with the objective to accelerate the potential of low carbon products and services in the built environment. This Climate-KIC flagship programme aims to stimulate the introduction, dissemination and scaling up of new technologies in the market. By bringing together a network of living labs across Europe, it addresses not only the climate impact of new building technologies combined with human interaction but also across different climatic zones. By the end of 2014 around 8 protoypes of different technologies will be ready for built in the living labs. Another deliverable by 2014 is a kitemark programme where tested technologies will be quality labelled with the goal to gain innovation buyers’ confidence via guaranteed savings and accreditation under current European regulations. Project partners are TU Delft, ETH Zurich, EMPA, Chalmers University, Knight Frank, and IVE Spain.

Keynote: Urban Design

Keynote: Built Environment

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Tillmann KleinThe lecture will provide information about the basics of facade construction, facade functionality and adaptive components. A number of new and innovative façade concepts will be discussed to demonstrate the potential and also the drawbacks of different approaches.

Dr.Ing Tillmann Klein studied architecture at the RWTH Aachen, completing with a degree in 1994. From then on he worked in several architecture offices, focussing on the construction of metal and glass facades and glass roofs. Simultaneously he attended the Kunstakademie in Düsseldorf, Klasse Baukunst, completing the studies in 2000 with the title “Meisterschüler”. In 1999 he was co-founder of the architecture office rheinflügel baukunst with a focus on art related projects. In 2005 he was awarded the art prize of Nordrhein-Westphalen for young artists.

Since September 2005 he leads the Facade Research Group at the TU Delft, Faculty of Architecture and since 2008 he is director of the façade consulting office Imagine Envelope b.v. in Den Haag. Tillmann Klein organises the international façade conference series ´The Future Envelope´ at the TU Delft and is editor of the scientific ´Journal of Façade Design and Engineering´.

Keynote: Innovative Façades

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Thaleia Konstantinou, Olivia Guerra Santin & Tillmann KleinIn this co-creation session all participants will taken on a journey into the case of the summerschool.

A brief explanation of the case:Envisioning a façade/ renovation concept that is energy neutral, reduces the uncertainty related to user behaviour in terms of operation and maintenance , and is widely accepted by building owners and occupants.

Olivia, Thaleia and Tillmann will discuss some technical, human interaction and concept questions that should be answered on friday the 18th. This will help participants shape the concept!

Co-creation: Case briefing

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Schedule


09:00 Opening of the day09:15 Workshop Visioning by Ricardo Mejia Sarmiento11:00 Coffee break11:15 Workshop Visioning12:30 Lunch13:30 Co-creation with Design Sketching by Jan Willem Hoftijzer & Susie Brand16:00 Short break16:30 Co-creation18:30 Wrap up 19.00 Diner at PlaySpace

Program: tuesday


Tuesday 8th of July10.00 11.0009.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00

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Arjan v. TimmerenUrban DesignCo-creation (with sketchers)


15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00 19.00

Co-creation Wrap-up Diner @ PlaySpace

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Jan Willem Hoftijzer & Susie BrandDesigning is negotiating, and therefor design requires visualization: visualization in terms of creating ideas, and communicating and discussing these ideas.

As members of the IDE design drawing staff (TU Delft), Susie and JanWillem will help participants in executing the design trajectory in a visual manner, and help presenting scenarios and concepts. Various materials will be used and techniques will be explored in a workshop setting.

Ricardo Mejia SarmientoComplex topics like urbanization and energy management need special commitment in unifying a common view, specially due to the amount of parties co-designing and co-producing products and services for its development. This requires collaboration across departments and partnering companies, and is connected to problems of communication and concerted action between partners. Different parties need to develop a joint understanding, goals, and agenda.In order to create a set of alternative futures -to unify the vision of stakeholders- that cover a number of possibilities the technique called “scenario thinking” as a way of dealing with ambiguity and uncertainty is generally used from a strategic perspective. In a this workshop the attendees, guided by a group of facilitators, will explore diverse future scenarios of buildings and then will develop different kind of solutions regarding new low carbon technologies using a variety of creative techniques.

Design Sketching

Workshop: Visioning the future

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Climate-KIC PhD Summer School 2014 | Program: wednesday

Schedule

Start at PlaySpace, Gooilandsingel 11 in RotterdamDiner at b.a.d., Talingstraat 19 in Rotterdam

09:00 Reflection09:15 Keynote User insights by Pieter Jan Stappers10:15 Co-creation11:00 Coffee break11:15 Co-creation12:30 Lunch break13:30 Presentation Rotterdam by Hannah Frederiks14:30 Excursion Rotterdam19.00 Diner at b.a.d.

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Pieter-Jan StappersUser insights Co-creation


Wednesday 9th of July10.00 11.0009.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00


15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00 19.00

Diner @ B.A.D.

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Hannah FrederiksHannah Frederiks (1983) is an architect, entrepreneur, researcher and lecturer in Architecture and Sustainable Urban (re) Development.Hannah’s expertise is in the field of sustainable urban development. The fascinating facet of this field is that ideas, needs and communities change in a high pace. Hannah’s vision is that architecture should reinvent itself as an innovative discipline, striving for resilient solutions and searching for new potential. This is only possible if a design is developed WITH the end user, not just FOR the end user. The goal of sustainable urban development is to create a smart and pleasant environment, while limiting the external resources to an absolute minimum. The trick is to make smart connections in your design, by involving a wide array of disciplines and keeping an open mind. The current technology allows access to a vast source of information that can easily be retrieved and linked.

Pieter Jan StappersProducts, services, and environments are increasingly connected and interdependent. In order to design products that fit their users’ lives, designers need to understand those lives of users more broadly than just when they touch the product. It is not just what the product or service is, but also where it is used, when and where, by whom, for what, in collaboration with whom, and increasingly why: for what reasons. These questions explore the context of product use: all factors that surround the product, and which designers ought to know in order to fully appreciate (and optimize) the ways in which what is designed will affect the lives of those who will incorporate it into their lives.In the presentation I will discuss a number of techniques and principles that have been developed over the past two decades to bring end-users and others into the design process ‘as experts of their experience’.

Keynote: Urban Design

Keynote: Insights about users, and insights from users

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Climate-KIC PhD Summer School 2014 | Program: thursday

Schedule

Start at PlaySpace, Gooilandsingel 11 in RotterdamWorkshop at RDM Makerspace, RDM Kade 59 in RotterdamDiner at Dokkaffee, Directiekade 30 in Rotterdam

09:00 Keynote10:00 Co-creation11:00 Coffee break11:15 Co-creation12:30 Lunch break13:30 Workshops 2D & 3D16:00 Short break16:30 Workshops 2D & 3D17:30 Co-creation19.00 Diner at Dokkaffee

Program: thursday




Thursday 10th of July10.00 11.0009.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00

Co-creation (present findings to Hannah)travel to RDM Makerspace

Co-creation

15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00 19.00

Diner @ Dokkaffee

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Vincent Wegener Welcome in the third industrial revolution! We are in the era of digital manufacturing. We are making and creating more and more on digital platforms which is making it easier to make and create. Vincent is one of the co-founders of RDM Makerspace: an organisation which is all about learning by making. This makerspace teaches you how to use several digital machines and tools so you can create your own project.

In this workshop you will learn to use a CNC milling machine and/or a 3D printer. You will not only learn how to use the machine, but also how to create the right files for prototyping. This is were you will get your hands dirty!

Peter TroxlerWhen adding to wikipedia that with “recent advances in computer modeling it is becoming practical to eliminate the creation of a physical prototype”, wikipedia author Leonard G. was probably thinking of very specialist fields in high-tech engineering such as aviation, automotive, or turbine design. In most disciplines however – be it in art, design or engineering – physical prototyping is still more practical and often more relevant than computer simulation. Prototyping serves multiple purposes, from demonstrating a proof-of-concept to studying forms and user experiences and to test visual, material or functional aspects of a product or work. Computers and digitalisation are great tools for designing, however they lack the confrontation with the materiality of the real world. There is an increasing need to think with our hands when creating artefacts. This means iterative cycles of designing and prototyping which we call agile prototyping.

Workshop: Prototyping 2D & 3D

Keynote: Thinking With Our Hands

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Climate-KIC PhD Summer School 2014 | Program: friday

Schedule

Start at Stadslab Rotterdam, Wijnhaven 101 in RotterdamCo-creation & Dragons Den at PlaySpace, Gooilandsingel 11 in RotterdamDiner at b.a.d., Talingstraat 19 in Rotterdam

09:00 Workshop prototyping by Arnold Roosch & Manon Mostert - van der Sar11:00 Coffee break11:15 Workshop prototyping12:45 Lunch break13:45 Co-creation15:45 Short break16:15 Dragons Den17:15 Short break17:30 Dragons Den18:30 Wrap-up19.00 Diner @ b.a.d.

Program: friday


Friday 11th of July10.00 11.0009.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00

Workshop Prototyping 2D & 3D Co-creation


15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00 19.00

Wrap-up Diner @ B.A.D.North Sea Jazz Festival around town

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At the end of the first week of the Summer school participants present their concepts during a Dragons Den. Here participants have the chance to collect valuable feedback and insights to develop their concepts further on.

The jury of dragons consists four experts. These dragons - professors from research department of Universities and professionals from the industry - know what new developments are evolving in their field. They can give good examples and explanations of these developments. The dragons give their feedback based on two criteria:1. Novelty of the idea2. Potential of the idea

Participants! You might want to listen very carefully to their feedback so you can take the concept to a next level. Prepare yourself, practice pitch, think outside the box and dare to enter the Dragons Den!

Arnold Roosch & Manon Mostert - van der SarStadslab Rotterdam hosts Fablab Rotterdam: a place were you can make almost anything. This is were you shape your idea by making. The slogan of Stadslab Rotterdam is: Make it yourself! And that’s exactly what this workshop is all about: making and prototyping yourself!

In this workshop you will learn to use a laser cutter and/or a 3D printer. You will not only learn how to use the machine, but also how to create the right files for prototyping. This is were you will get your hands dirty!

Dragons Den

Workshop: Prototyping 2D & 3D

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Climate-KIC PhD Summer School 2014 | Program: saturday

Schedule

Excursion start: in front of RDM Makerspace, RDM Kade 59 in RotterdamDiner at Dokkaffee, Directiekade 30 in Rotterdam

16:00 Excursion to Heijplaat projects 19:00 Diner at Dokkaffee

Program: saturday


Saturday 12th of July10.00 11.0009.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00


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Excursion to Heijplaat projectsNorth Sea Jazz Festival around townDiner @ Dokkafee

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Hannah Frederiks & colleguesThis excursion is will show several projects at Heijplaat, the creative hotspot of building in Rotterdam. Heijplaat hosts innovative projects like Concept House Village, Aquadock and Earthship.

About Concept House villageAll products that we use are tested before appearing on the market. Except one of our most precious possessions: our home. Concept House Village in Rotterdam Heijpaat changes this.

Concept House Village is a unique user orientated testing environment for sustainable building practices, living and sustainable area development.

Concept House Village is a Living Lab where innovative houses, products and systems are tested with and by occupants. The occupant is key in designing, the development and using the house.Concept House ‘Prototype 1’ is one of the Living Labs of the Climate-KIC Flagship Building Technologies Accelerator (BTA). Concept House Village …* Is a real and virtual innovation network that offers opportunity for research, education, experimenting, testing and marketing.* Represents joining and sharing of knowledge.* Offers opportunities to speed up innovations through participating in shared education and research.* Stimulates co-creation and knowledge sharing within and between consortia.* Is being developed in Rotterdam* Contributes to a more sustainable built environment.

www.concepthousevillage.nl/en

Excursion: Heijplaat projects

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Schedule


09:00 Opening09:15 Keynote Smart environment by David Keyson10:15 Co-creation11:00 Coffee break11:15 Co-creation12:30 Lunch break13:30 Workshop Interactive Systems by Tomasz Jaskiewicz16:00 Coffee-break16:30 Co-creation18:15 Wrap-up 19:00 Diner at PlaySpace

Program: monday


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David KeysonSmart environment Co-creation

Monday 14th of July10.00 11.0009.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00

Workshop Interactive Systems

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Wrap-upCo-creation Diner @ PlaySpace

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Tomasz JaskiewiczOver recent years, low-cost sensors and easy-access networks are becoming available to more and more of us. Designers and artists working with open source tools are creating innovative digital artifacts and interfaces to operate, perform and navigate within networked environments. Through technology we can sense new aspects of our surrounding and we can enhance or distort our perception and interaction with our habitat. In the interactive systems workshop a game-based setup is used to introduce participants to the task of designing complex interactive systems. Participants can directly apply the learned method to their own assignment in order to iteratively conceptualize the role that interactive technology may play in designed by them buildings, energy systems and façades. The outcomes of the workshop are detailed interactive system concepts that can serve as basis interactive prototypes.

David KeysonDavid Keyson is a member of the Climate-KIC Flagship Building Technologies Accelerator (BTA) Steering Committee. He heads the program in Sustainable Living and Work at the Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering at Delft University of Technology and also leads the research focus on Social Contextual Interaction Design as part of the ID Studio Lab. His educational work focuses on interactive technology design in the context of smart products and environments. Prior to joining TU Delft, he worked at Philips Research as a Senior Research Scientist in Media Interaction and at Xerox in the department of Industrial Design and Human Interface. He holds a PhD from the Technical University of Eindhoven in Perception and Technology and a Masters of Science in Ergonomics from Loughborough University. He holds 16 patents relating to input devices and design principles of multimodal user-system interaction.

Workshop: Interactive Systems

Keynote: Smart environment

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Climate-KIC PhD Summer School 2014 | Program: tuesday

Schedule


09:00 Opening09:15 Keynote Business modelling by Martine van Veelen10:15 Co-creation11:00 Coffee break11:15 Co-creation13:00 Lunch break14:00 Workshop Business modelling18:00 Wrap-up19:00 Diner at PlaySpace

Program: tuesday


Tuesday 15th of July10.00 11.0009.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00

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Martine van VeelenBusinessmodelling Co-creation

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Wrap-up Diner @ PlaySpace

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Martine van VeelenMartine van Veelen is Education Lead of Climate-KIC the Netherlands. She studied Industrial Design Engineering and has a PhD in Medical Innovation. Her personal objective is to deliver a new generation of change agents and innovative entrepreneurs. Her skills and knowledge focus on the transfer of academic knowledge into value (valorisation) within the innovation triangle. She supports this transfer mainly through educational activities and by research, network and personal support. She has an innovative and entrepreneurial spirit, is a compassionate person and likes working in a professional environment with talented people such as students and scientists. At the universities her focus is to design and implement new educational programs on innovation and entrepreneurship and to educate and support students and professionals on this topic. As an entrepreneur she likes to create new concepts and business models.

Martine van VeelenBased on Alex Osterwalder’s Business Model Canvas, optimized for Lean Startup, Dr. ir. Martine van Veelen (Education Lead Climate-KIC the Netherlands) guides the five summer school teams through a journey of Business Modeling. In a four hour workshop, teams explore the value of their concepts and optimize them.

Keynote: Business modelling

Workshop: Business modelling

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Climate-KIC PhD Summer School 2014 | Program: wednesday

Schedule


09:00 Opening09:15 Workshop Electronics by Tommie Varenkamp & Tomasz Jaskiewicz11:00 Coffee break11:15 Workshop Electronics13:00 Lunch break14:00 Co-creation16:00 World-Cafe on project ideas (diner included)20:00 Closure

Program: wednesday


Wednesday 16th of July10.00 11.0009.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00

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15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00 20.0019.00

World-cafe (diner included)

Co-creation

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Willemijn PhielixThe World Café is a conversational process based on a set of integrated design principles that reveal a deeper living network pattern. Small groups of people discuss a topic at several tables, with individuals switching tables periodically and getting introduced to the previous discussion at their new table. As well as speaking and listening, individuals will be encouraged to write or doodle insights on the tablecloth to deepening the topics together.

This World Café will be hosted by Willemijn Phielix, director of co-creation programs at Mét Phielix & Sar. www.metphielixensar.nl

Tommie Varenkamp & colleguesOne of the last workshops of the Summerschool is all about making your ideas and concepts experiential. Using an electronics prototyping platform suitable for quick building and programming, it is possible to demonstrate the functionality, behavior and interaction qualities of a concept.

The workshop will provide a general introduction, but the main focus will be on building a prototype that is relevant for the groups’ design process and can contribute to their final results.

For a smooth start of the workshop each group will need to prepare the goal for their prototypes. Which functionality do you want to show, which interaction do you want to make experiential and how will you integrate the electronic and physical prototypes?

World-Cafe

Workshop: Electronics

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Climate-KIC PhD Summer School 2014 | Program: thursday

Schedule

Workspace at PlaySpace, Gooilandsingel 11 in Rotterdam RDM Makerspace, RDM Kade 59 in Rotterdam Stadslab Rotterdam, Wijnhaven 101 in Rotterdam

09:00 Co-creation11:00 Coffee break11:15 Co-creation13:00 Lunch14:00 Co-creation16:00 Short break16:30 Co-creation18:30 Wrap-up 19:00 Diner at PlaySpace

Program: thursday


Co-creation

Thursday 17th of July10.00 11.0009.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00

Co-creation

15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00 19.00

Wrap-up Diner @ PlaySpace

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Climate-KIC PhD Summer School 2014 | Program: friday

Schedule

Start at Playspace 010, Gooilandsingel 11 in Rotterdam

09:00 Co-creation11:00 Coffee break11:15 Co-creation12:00 Upload materials13:00 Lunch14:00 Opening & Jury14:15 Presentations15:30 Break16:00 Presentations17:00 Announcement of the Jury17:30 Official Closing18:00 Farewell Diner & Party

Program: friday


Co-creation

Friday 18th of July10.00 11.0009.00 12.00 13.00 14.00 15.00

Upload Ope

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Presentations

15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00 19.00

Presentations Jury & closing Farewell Diner & Party

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Climate-KIC PhD Summer School 2014 | Locations

PlaySpace: Main location Summer school

PlaySpace RotterdamGooilandsingel 11

Locations

Metrostation (line D or E): Zuidplein (1 minute walk)

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RDM Makerspace: Workspace

RDM MakerSpaceRDM-kade 59

Ferry Station: Heijplaat-RDM (1 minute walk)Busstation (line 68): Rondoplein (6 minute walk)

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Climate-KIC PhD Summer School 2014 | Locations

Stadslab Rotterdam: Workspace

Stadslab RotterdamWijnhaven 101

Metrostation (line A, B or C): Blaak (5 minute walk)Trainstation: Blaak (5 minute walk)Metrostation (line A, B, C, D or E): Beurs (4 minute walk)

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ROTTERDAM CITY GUIDE APPhttp://en.rotterdam.info/visitors/practical/mobile-city-guide-app/Be Inspired in Rotterdam with the free Rotterdam App! Explore Rotterdam with the Rotterdam App. This city guide highlights the very best that Rotterdam has to offer, from attractions and museums to hotels, restaurants and shops. Includes an offline city map and a dynamic events calendar to discover what you can see & do.

Practical Information

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Climate-KIC PhD Summer School 2014 | Travelling in Rotterdam

OV-chipcard

The OV-chipcard is the only valid travel pass for public transport in Rotterdam.

Travelling in Rotterdam

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OV-chipcard

The OV-chipcard is the only valid travel pass for public transport in Rotterdam.

If you enter a RET tram or bus without a ticket you are required to buy a ticket immediately from a RET employee on board.The OV-chipcard is the new way of paying for public transport in Rotterdam. You can credit the balance on the card in euro. This will allow you to travel anywhere you wish. Alternatively, you can credit the card with a travel product such as RET 2 hours or RET 1, 2 or 3 days. There are three sorts of tickets:• The personalized OV-chipcard. You can order it online. Alternatively, you can also obtain a personal OV-chipcard from one the participating OV-companies.• The anonymous OV-chipcard. You can purchase these at the Sales & Information points or from ticket machines located at the station.• The disposable OV-chipcard. These are also available from the ticket machines at stations. RET 2 hour travel pass and RET bus&tram 1 hour passes may also be purchased from a RET employee on buses and trams. The OV-chipcard itself is free of charge. You only pay for the product that you want to be assigned to the card.

If you travel more than 3 times a year we advise you to purchase a personalized or anonymous OV-chipcard. These cards are valid for 5 years.

Following purchase, you can travel straight away. The card is not personally associated with the purchaser. This means that the card can also be used by other people. You can share the ticket with several people. But please note, if you travel together everyone will need their own card. However, you will not be eligible for discounted fares. Cancellation of the card after loss or theft and automatically applying credit via your bank account are also not possible. The anonymous card may be purchased at ticket and credit machines as well as at RET Sales and Information points. The anonymous OV-chipcard costs € 6,50 in machines and € 7,50 at the counter of a RET Sales and Information point.

Details: http://www.ret.nl/en

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Climate-KIC PhD Summer School 2014 | Events in Rotterdam

Events in Rotterdam

North Sea Jazz Festival (11th - 13th July)www.northseajazz.com/enThe first edition of the North Sea Jazz Festival took place in 1976 in the Nederlands Congresgebouw in The Hague. Some numbers in those early days: six venues, three hundred artists and about nine thousand visitors. In this very first festival year internationally renowned jazz legends performed, such as Sarah Vaughan, Count Basie, Dizzy Gillespie and Stan Getz, as well as most Dutch avant-garde artists. In 2006, the festival moved to its current, bigger, location in Rotterdam. This year, the organisation expects more than a thousand musicians, spread out over 150 performances and thirteen different stages. Though the numbers of visitors were between 65.000 and 70.000 in recent years, the festival still manages to retain its intimate character.

VROOOM #17 Fest (11th July)http://www.foundationbad.nl/Initially Vrooom #17 was intended to be just a fun, self-indulgent, navel gazing little event by us, for ourselves and our immediate circle of friends, but it gradually snowballed into a mini festival for all. A Vrooom season closing party, if you will. A good alternative for those who still are around town early July, undesiring stressful trips abroad or having to choose between 200 acts a day at festival XYZ. So take it easy, come down south, and hear cool local performers, international veterans and exciting newcomers wrestle it out in the laid-back ambiance of B.a.d. Foundation.

IABR2014 URBAN BY NATURE (29th May - 24 August)http://iabr.nl/en/bezoek/bezoekThe sixth edition of the International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam, is open from 29 May until 24 August 2014. The Kunsthal and the Natural History Museum Rotterdam host the main exhibition. The Kunsthal presents IABR’s projects as well as almost a hundred projects from all around the world – from the very small to the very large. Plans, movies, info graphics, images and models take the visitor on a trip through the past, present and future of our urban landscapes: can we solve our environmental problems by tackling them in the city? Right next door, the Natural History Museum Rotterdam presents PURE RESILIENCE, an exhibition that shows how effortlessly nature adapts to urbanization.

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Program booklet Summerschool Transforming the Future Built Environment

Documents

Transcript of Program booklet Summerschool Transforming the Future Built Environment