architecture [in] ]out[ politics
CURATORS
Claudia Taborda and José Capela
DATE
19 and 20 November 2010
Architecture is a political inscription: construction is dependent on the economic capacity of those commissioning the construction; forms convey models of behaviour and formulate desire; power needs to make itself represented and recognise itself as being represented. Architects’ actions are also politically determined and only robust regimes are able to sustain large-scale experiments. Any model of democratic (or democratising) architecture can originate in contexts of abundance or scarcity. Architecture is a socialising operation. Consequently, it affirms democratic ideas of a supportive, inclusive and fair world.
The conference architecture [in] ]out[ politics is emerging as an opportunity to consider and discuss architecture as a guiding instrument of democratic processes and as a temporal and spatial sign of their potentialities.
Architecture and politics are, per se, argument and process, broad and open. This conference discusses them in a cross-disciplinary, interdependent manner, in which critical reflection is circumscribed by a framework that is centred on four vectors: politics, citizenship, ambiguity, and apparatus. Through these vectors, an analysis will be carried out of the way that architectural practices operate as manifesto, place, factuality, and function.
PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
I. POLITICS
(19.11.2010, 10:00 – 13:15)
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Andrea Cavalletti
Markus Miessen
Ricardo Carvalho
Jeffrey Inaba
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II. CITIZENSHIP
(19.11.2010, 14:30 – 19:00)
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Reinhold Martin
Jorge M. Jáuregui
Antanas Mockus (to be confirmed)
José António Bandeirinha
Yona Friedman
Joaquim Moreno
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III. AMBIGUITY
(20.11.2010, 10:00 – 13:15)
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Sarah Whiting
Pier Vittorio Aureli
Rem Koolhaas (to be confirmed)
Jorge Carvalho
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IV. APPARATUS
(19.11.2010, 14:30 – 19:00)
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Monique Eleb
Jonathan Hill
Santiago Cirugeda
Thomas Hirschhorn
Pedro Bandeira
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TICKETS
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Students/Interns*:
Early Bird Rate - first 500 Tickets:
35,00 € (20% VAT incl.)
Normal Rate :
80,00 € (20% VAT incl.)
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Regular:
Early Bird Rate - first 200 Tickets:
75,00 € (20% VAT incl.)
Normal Rate:
150,00 € (20% VAT incl.)
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Registration allows access to the 2-day conference, documentation, Trienal Exhibitions, coffee and tea breaks on Friday and Saturday.
* Students must show a student card and will receive a certificate of participation. Interns of Architecture will recieve a certificate and credits from Ordem dos Arquitectos.
The organization shall not be held responsible for any last-minute changes to the names of the speakers.
The tickets for the conference are on sale here.
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Venue
Aula Magna
Dates and opening hours:
19 and 20 November 2010
Address:
Alameda da Universidade
Cidade Universitária
1649 - 004 Lisboa
How to get there:
Subway station: Cidade Universitária
Bus: 31 / 35 / 738 /768
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- 20% in business class
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