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AA ROME VISITING SCHOOL
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友情宣传一下, 课程教师Lorenzo Vianello, Arturo Tedeschi是我的好朋友.

AA ROME VISITING SCHOOL
FORM AS UNKNOWN (X)
ROME, ITALY 17-26 October 2012

The International workshop AA Visiting School "Form as Unknown (x)" will take place from 17 to 26 October in Rome, Italy. The event is arranged by the Architectural Association School (AA), London. The programme is directed by Lorenzo Vianello, architect at Foster and Partners, and Arturo Tedeschi, architect and independent researcher. The 10 day workshop will be held by the two directors with Lawrence Friesen, tutor at the AA, and Fulvio Wirz, lead architect at Zaha Hadid Architects. The debate will focus on the design of parametric structures and will involve cutting-edge theories and techniques. The latter will be redeveloped in continuity with the experiments of the past of Italian origin, with particular reference to the pioneering works by engineer Sergio Musmeci. The “Roman vocation” to minimum structure, confirmed by the structural masterpieces ranging from the Pantheon to Pierluigi Nervi’s works, will get investigated and reinterpreted.

Programme
The AA Rome Visiting School is a 10 day workshop that aims to investigate form-finding techniques and structural design through digital computation. Students will discuss the idea of "form as unknown" pursued by Sergio Musmeci. According to the design methodologies of the Roman engineer, the structural form is not derived from an articulation of geometries drawn according to the practice and intuition, but it is the result of a computational process: "Science must serve the invention and not the verification, it must lead to the discovery of the optimum geometry [...] for a given system of external forces”. The purpose of the workshop is to develop strategies that can generate the parametric form in response to a "system of external forces" interpreted not only in static terms, but derived from local, environmental and space usability conditions. The workshop will be structured into three main stages with the aim of achieving innovative solutions to many design themes proposed by the tutors. The first phase includes a series of digital modeling and parametric design techniques alternated with lectures. In the second phase, based on the methods acquired, the students will develop in groups their projects, using analog and digital techniques. They will join experiments based on physical models to definition of advanced algorithmic tools. In the last phase, the digitally fabricated models will be tested to evaluate their real structural performance and tectonic articulation.

Eligibility
The workshop is open to architecture, engineering and design students and professionals worldwide. No previous experience in computational design and digital fabrication is needed; the workshop will offer both introductory instruction for beginners and advanced instruction for experienced users.

Applications
The deadline for entries is 15 September 2012.
Additional information is available online at: http://www.aaschool.ac.uk/STUDY/VISITING/rome.
Specific questions can be sent to: visitingschool@aaschool.ac.uk.
Please note that the number of seats is limited and applicants are encouraged to contact the AA in a short time to confirm their participation.

Fee
The AA Rome Visiting School requires a fee of £722 per participant payable at the Architectural Association School in the manner described at: http://www.aaschool.ac.uk/STUDY/VISITING/rome. The registration fee includes £60 of Visiting Student Membership.

Programme directors
Lorenzo Vianello, architect, has been working at many International offices, including OMA, Studio Fuksas, UNStudio and currently Foster and Partners. From 2009 to 2011 he attended the AA DRL post-professional design programme with Patrik Schumacher.
Arturo Tedeschi, architect, complemented professional practice in Italy with a personal research on parametric design and form-finding techniques. In 2010 he published “Parametric Architecture with Grasshopper” and started teaching workshops on parametric design.

Learn more
Programme directors: Lorenzo Vianello, Arturo Tedeschi
Director of the AA Visiting School: Christopher Pierce
Coordinators of the AA Visiting School: Karina Joseph
T +44 20 7887 4014
F +44 20 7414 0782
E visitingschool@aaschool.ac.uk
Architectural Association School of Architecture
36 Bedford Square, London WC1B 3ES, UK

Web Site
http://www.aaschool.ac.uk/STUDY/VISITING/rome


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More information

http://rome.aaschool.ac.uk

Arturo Tedeschi
Programme Director
info@arturotedeschi.com


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新的罗马AA暑期班



AA ROME VISITING SCHOOL
FORM AS (DYNAMIC) UNKNOWN
ROME, ITALY 8-19 MAY 2013

Can we overcome the assumption that urban environments are static, passive systems? In questioning and rethinking our expectations, we learn that architecture can transform itself in response to the constant change of our surroundings.

The 10-day architectural workshop AA Visiting School ‘Form as (Dynamic) Unknown’ is an experimental laboratory in which kinetic interactive structures are researched and designed. International students develop novel solutions, building upon the experiments of great Italian innovators. Drawing on the work of Leonardo Da Vinci, participants design robotic systems inspired by nature. Projects will transform by adapting to environmental conditions and social behaviours happening at real and virtual levels. The internet, similar to the SuperSurface prophesied by SuperStudio, is considered as the virtual layer of data-exchange cutting across Rome and the rest of the world.

By the end of the workshop students will have developed their own interpretation of the future of architecture. Advancing design strategies that embrace the complex and unpredictable nature of the city will lead to forms as ‘(dynamic) unknown’.


Programme
The workshop is structured into three main stages with the aim of achieving innovative solutions to the many design themes proposed by the tutors. Lectures on current mainstream and academic research are integral to the whole workshop.
●  The first phase of the course includes a series of tutorials regarding digital parametric modelling with Grasshopper and robotics with Arduino board.
●  In the second phase, based on the methods acquired, the students develop in groups their projects, using analogue and digital techniques.
●  In the last phase they join experiments based on physical models to development of algorithmic tools and robots. Customized parts of these machines get digitally fabricated.

Eligibility
The workshop is open to architecture, engineering and design students and professionals worldwide. No previous experience in computational design, digital fabrication and robotics is needed; the workshop will offer both introductory instruction for beginners and advanced instruction for experienced users.

Teaching staff
The programme is directed by Lorenzo Vianello, architect at Foster + Partners, and Arturo Tedeschi, architect and independent researcher.
The workshop will be held by the two directors with Lawrence Friesen, tutor at the AA, and Josef Musil, architect at Foster + Partners.

Architectural Association (AA)
Unique, dynamic, independent and international, the Architectural Association School of Architecture was originally set up in 1847 as a public forum and learned society, in/famously founded by 'a pack of troublesome students'. The AA is much more than the UK's oldest school of architecture; the school is the nexus of a global conglomeration of contemporary architectural culture, as well as its pasts. The AA’s incarnations include:
●  a professional association;
●  a vibrant membership organisation comprising more than 4500 members;
●  a registered charity;
●  AA Publications, publisher of books and journals;
●  AA Bookshop, one of London’s leading architectural booksellers; and
a high-profile public events programme, including a wealth of exhibitions, lectures, symposia, seminars, conversations, research clusters and visits.

Venue
Galleria di architettura "Come Se"
via dei Bruzi 4
00185 Rome
Italy

Websites and email address
www.aaschool.ac.uk/STUDY/VISITING/rome
rome.aaschool.ac.uk

Lorenzo Vianello and Arturo Tedeschi, AA Rome Visiting School programme directors:
rome@aaschool.ac.uk


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commercial huh
though i dn;t know wht u put up,it seems cool.........

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aa有木有教学视频？
应该整点儿公开课啥的 o(∩_∩)o 哈哈 普及下嘛

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整点儿视频弄到优酷，估摸传播速度会比这快吧 霍霍


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