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"Speculative Ideation..."
- adresses the capability of the student of architecture to think with and through drawing by hand.
- is practice-based
- sets out from the particular ´wants`and ´needs` of the participating student.
- encourages exploration and developement of strategies for personal meaning making by drawing.
"Speculative Ideation" contains three main components:
- Individual study
The participants choose a subject to pursue through the period of the course.
The subject to investigate and explore can be related to ongoing or earlier studio-courses, but this is not a requirement.
Notes on intentions and reflections over past work in the course will accompany the practical work serving to clarify guidelines and the revision of these.
- Individual exercises
Intend to invigorate foundational skills and knowledge and introduce new ones. These exercises draw upon analytical and intuitive approaches familiar to art and architecture.
Keywords: Materiality, gesture, composition and expression, formal analysis.
The exercises take place at the early stages and come to a halt approximately after one-third of the course period.
- Plenary talks & discussions
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Excercises
Take place in the first phase of the course
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In-depth study on individually selected topic/theme.
Run throughout the entire course period
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Talks & discussions
Talks and subsequent discussions intend to cover best practice within architecture and art.
During the course students will be expected to present ongoing work and further give critique to work done by peers in the course
Process/evaluation/feedback :
Individual tutoring, group- and plenary discussions
Intermediate presentations
Formal evaluation
Final presentation with external sensor .
Requirements to pass
80% presence on entire course is required to pass. In order to ensure sufficient progression, close collaboration with peer students and teacher in general requires presence from 9am to 4 pm throughout Tuesdays and the elective course week.
Presence is required at all presentations - intermediate and final.
Digital hand-in of selected work from the course-period.