HRC Day 2022
Habitat Research Center Day 2022
A full day dedicated to research on Urbanization
Practical info:
Workshop:
Three years. That is the time left to limit warming to around 1.5°C. Just three years to significantly reshape our use of space and natural resources, modes of production, and associated practices.
The HRC Day will question methods, urban challenges, and research agendas throughout the day and identify priorities, opportunities, and possible answers for Urbanization in Transition. The goal is to debate the HRC research fields, and more broadly the role and the possible impact of research, through design, teaching, and mediation, in the transformation of territorial logics, urban rhythms, landscape qualities, environmental services or architectural culture.
Within the program, a promising roundtable will gather international research centers focusing on the urban to debate their role, especially in the current context of simultaneous crises. As part of these challenges, the climate emergency immediately requires joint efforts and great imagination.
With Paola Viganò • Marilyne Andersen • Florence Graezer Bideau • Elena Cogato Lanza • Valentin Bourdon • Anna Pagani • Derek Christie • Elena Longhin • Anna Karla de Almeida Santos • Elena Calafati • Sylvie Tram Nguyen • Helena Roux • Anna Katherina Keil • Filippo De Pieri • Sascha Nick • Céline Rozenblat • Andrea Salmi • Mathias Lerch • Antoine Vialle • Matthew Skjonsberg • Andréa Finger-Stich • Paolo Perona • Nicolas Tétreault • Frédéric Dreyer
And ETHZ Future Cities Laboratory (Switzerland) • Metrolab Brussels (Belgium) • École Urbaine de Lyon (France) • MIT Leventhal Center for Advanced Urbanism (USA) • MOMA Emilio Ambasz Institute for the Joint Study of the Built and the Natural Environment (USA) • Columbia GSAPP Center for Resilient Cities and Landscapes (USA) • SLU Urban Futures (Sweden)
A full day dedicated to research on Urbanization
Practical info:
Workshop:
- Join the Productive Habitats workshop zoom
- Join the Healthy Habitats workshop zoom
- Join the Landscape Habitats workshop zoom
- Join the Miro board for the workshop
Three years. That is the time left to limit warming to around 1.5°C. Just three years to significantly reshape our use of space and natural resources, modes of production, and associated practices.
The HRC Day will question methods, urban challenges, and research agendas throughout the day and identify priorities, opportunities, and possible answers for Urbanization in Transition. The goal is to debate the HRC research fields, and more broadly the role and the possible impact of research, through design, teaching, and mediation, in the transformation of territorial logics, urban rhythms, landscape qualities, environmental services or architectural culture.
Within the program, a promising roundtable will gather international research centers focusing on the urban to debate their role, especially in the current context of simultaneous crises. As part of these challenges, the climate emergency immediately requires joint efforts and great imagination.
With Paola Viganò • Marilyne Andersen • Florence Graezer Bideau • Elena Cogato Lanza • Valentin Bourdon • Anna Pagani • Derek Christie • Elena Longhin • Anna Karla de Almeida Santos • Elena Calafati • Sylvie Tram Nguyen • Helena Roux • Anna Katherina Keil • Filippo De Pieri • Sascha Nick • Céline Rozenblat • Andrea Salmi • Mathias Lerch • Antoine Vialle • Matthew Skjonsberg • Andréa Finger-Stich • Paolo Perona • Nicolas Tétreault • Frédéric Dreyer
And ETHZ Future Cities Laboratory (Switzerland) • Metrolab Brussels (Belgium) • École Urbaine de Lyon (France) • MIT Leventhal Center for Advanced Urbanism (USA) • MOMA Emilio Ambasz Institute for the Joint Study of the Built and the Natural Environment (USA) • Columbia GSAPP Center for Resilient Cities and Landscapes (USA) • SLU Urban Futures (Sweden)
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Practical information
- General public
- Registration required
Organizer
- Habitat Research Center