diploma days

148 Pages·2016·9.56 MB·English

KTH ROYAL INSTITUTE
OF TECHNOLOGY
KTH-A MAY 31 - JUNE 3:
DIPLOMA DAYS
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KTH-A MAY 31 - JUNE 3:
DIPLOMA DAYS
THE PRESENTATION AND
EXHIBITION VENUES 2-3
THE JURY ON MAY 31 - JUNE 3 4-10
ARCHITECTURE DEGREE PROJECTS
PRESENTED ON MAY 31 - JUNE 3 13-86
SUPD DEGREE PROJECTS
PRESPRESENTED ON MAY 30-31 89-101
THE JURY ON JAN 12-13 104-105
ARCHITECTURE DEGREE PROJECTS
PRESENTED ON JAN 12-13 107-117
KTH-A STUDIO THEMES 2015-2016 119-143
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PRESENTATION & EXHIBITION VENUES:
KTH SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
ON THE KTH CAMPUS
KTH-A
EXHIBITION VENUES:
KTH ENTRÉ & KTH-A LEVEL 6
KTH Entré exhibition space KTH-A Level 6
(entrance from Drottnings Kristinas väg 4) (entrance from Osquars backe 5)
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PRESENTATION & EXHIBITION VENUES:
ENTRANCE LEVEL ATELIERS
Middle atelier
(A123)
‘The Amoeba’
(A102) Small
atelier
Main Atelier
(A124)
(A108)
KTH-A main
entrance at
Osquars backe 5
Architecture Degree Projects are presented in
three parallel sessions in the entrance level
ateliers, from noon May 31 to noon June 3
(entrance from Osquars backe 5).
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THE JURY:
MAY 31 - JUNE 3
ANTTI AHLAVA CARLOS AROYO
Antti Ahlava (Helsinki, FI) is an archi- Carlos Arroyo (Madrid, ES) is a Ling-
tect and partner at helsinkizurich. He uist, Architect and Urban Planner, and
is full professor in Emergent Design Researcher.
Methodologies and leader of Group X His Madrid-based office for Archi-
at Aalto University and has been a tecture and Urbanism has an inter-
visiting professor in Aarhus, Copen- national scope, with award-winning
hagen and Vienna. He was recently work in Spain, France, Belgium, Rwan-
a visiting fellow at Harvard GSD and da, Colombia and Argentina, devel-
head of the architecture department oping protocols for innovation on
at Aalto University. all scales, from building technology
helsinkizurich has expertise in urban to landscape management, creating
cultures and interdisciplinarity. It cre- new types of public building, or re-
ated international fame with smaller searching into new forms of housing.
design projects such as Helsinki City Carlos Aroyo’s projects have been
Art Museum renovation and Hive exhibited in international venues like
nightclub and today works on larger the Venice Biennale (8th and 14th) or
scale urban developments in Finland, the Institut Français d’Architecture,
Central Europe and China. and featured in hundreds of interna-
Antti Ahlava’s current projects in- tional publications in Europe, Asia,
clude Aviapolis Centre at Helsinki Australia and the Americas.
Vantaa airport and the urban renewal He has taught and lectured in over
of Espoo and Finnoo centres. Ahlava’s 50 institutions and universities all
earlier commissions include Munktell- over the world, including Tokyo Uni-
staden housing development in Eskils- versity, New York’s AIA, Princeton,
tuna, Sweden, infill for the City of Hel- Boston MIT, Berlin TU, Vienna AK,
sinki and the urban design of Helsinki Milano, Paris, Bogotá, Sao Paulo or
City Hall quartiers. Buenos Aires. He currently runs a
Antti Ahlava won first prize in Master’s Workshop at Universidad
Andermatt city centre competition Europea de Madrid.
and in Espoo City Hospital competi- Carlos Aroyo is a Member of the
tion (with K2S Architects) and second Europan Europe Scientific Committee
prize in Katara Hills competition in since 2004, helping cities across Eu-
Qatar. He received a honorable men- rope find the right strategy for their
tion in Helsinki Guggenheim com- problem areas.
petition. Ahlava’s work was recently
exhibited in Milan Design Week 2016.
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KATARINA BONNEVIER IÑAQUI CARNICERO
Katarina Bonnevier (Stockholm, SE) is Active in both the academic field and
an architect, artist and researcher. In a professional practice, Iñaqui Carnice-
her practice of building design, art in- ro (Madrid, ES, & New York City, US) is
stallations, performances, workshops, an internationally awarded architect,
lecturing and writing she explores European PhD and Professor at Cor-
and transforms the built environment nell University. He is the director of the
from feminist, queer and intersect- Spanish Pavilion for the 2016 Venice
ional perspectives. Architecture Biennale.
Recent work includes production Iñaqui Carnicero has won several ar-
design for the film Flickan, mamman chitecture competitions and complet-
och demonerna (2016), the interactive ed many projects. His work has been
sculpture Hitteblomster (Bagarmos- recognized with awards sucg AIANY
sen, 2016), restaurant and hostel Sankt Housing Award 2015, Design Van-
Anna Gården (2015), set and costume guard Award 2012, Emerging Architec-
design for the theater Unga Klara ture Award Architectural Record 2011,
(2014), and the Fasad program series Rome Prize 2009, FAD Spanish Archi-
for Swedish national radio (2013). tecture and Public Opinion Award
A founding member of the colla- 2012, and exhibited at the RIBA exhibi-
borative practice MYCKET with ongo- tion International Emerging Architects
ing artistic research project The Club 2011, Architecture week in Prague, and
Scene (ArkDes, funded by the Swedish GA Gallery Japan.
Research Council, 2014-17), Luftslott He has lectured at prestigious insti-
(inflatable pavilions and sewing circle, tutions such as Cornell, Harvard GSP,
Norrtälje konsthall, 2016), and Dröm- Rice, Berkeley, NJIT, Carleton, Roma
marnas teater (interactive exhibition, Tre, La Sapienza, Calgary, Cervantes
ArkDes, 2016). Institute in Prague, London Roca Gal-
A visiting professor at University Col- lery, Barcelona La Salle, Sevilla, Madrid
lege of Arts Craft and Design (2009- ETSAM, and Navarra University.
14), was a lecturer and researcher at He is the director of Symmetries, an
School of Architecture (KTH), Stock- architecture platform that relates
holm (2001-2011), visiting professor at Roman and contemporary strategies
Haute Ecole Spécialisée de Suisse Oc- in the city. His Ph.D. dissertation fo-
cidentale (2010). Her writing includes cuses on Louis Kahn and Robert Ven-
Behind Straight Curtains: towards a turi’s discoveries and connections
Queer Feminist Theory of Architecture with Rome.
(PhD dissertation. 2007). Since 2012 he runs the office Rica
Studio with his partner Lorena del Rio.
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DAGUR EGGERTSON LIZA FIOR
Dagur Eggertsson (Oslo, NO) is an ar- Liza Fior (London, UK) was born in
chitect with a professional background London where she continues to prac-
from a number of the most prominent tice as founding partner of muf ar-
offices in Oslo. After his professional chitecture/art. muf adds unsolicited
degree from the Oslo School of Archi- research to every project to expand
tecture in 1992, he started his collab- incomplete briefs. The work of the
oration with architect Vibeke Jenssen, practice negotiates between the built
as NOIS architects. In 1996 he finished and social fabric, public and private
a post-professional master’s degree in projects that have mainly been fo-
at the Helsinki University of Technol- cused in East London but not exclu-
ogy, where he started experimenta- sively so.
tion with building full scale architect- muf contributions to making public
onic objects, under the supervision of spaces, and making spaces public, in-
Professor Juhani Pallasmaa. clude the interactive galleries of the
Along with his professional practice, Science Museum – working hard on
Dagur Eggertsson has taught archi- where you can tread without a securi-
tecture in Norway, Iceland, Sweden, ty pass within privately funded devel-
Italy, Portugal, China, Australia and opments – and most recently explor-
the United States. He is currently a ing the museum as a shared public
John G. Willianm Visiting Professor at space at the V&A.
the University of Arkansas Fay Jones muf also has worked on Urban Strat-
School of Architecture and Design. egies with the cities of Pittsburgh,
In 2007, Dagur Eggertsson started Cologne and Gothenburg. Projects
collaboration with architect Sami Rin- range from urban design schemes to
tala, which resulted in the foundation small-scale temporary interventions
of the office Rintala Eggertsson Archi- via landscapes and buildings – a con-
tects. The office is based in Oslo and tinual dialogue between detail and
Bodø, Norway. strategy. muf were the authors of the
British Pavilion at the Venice Biennale
in 2010.
Liza Fior has taught at Yale and the
AA, and is currently external examin-
er at the Royal College of Art and con-
tributes to the new MA and Dip Arch
at Central St Martins.
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MIA HÄGG SAM JACOB
Founder of Habiter Autrement, Mia Sam Jacob (London, UK) is principal of
Hägg (Locarno, CH) has worked on Sam Jacob Studio for architecture and
some of the most innovative buildings design and was one of the co-found-
and with some of the most respected ing directors of FAT Architecture. He
architectural practices of the twenty- has been responsible for a range of
first century. In her early career she acclaimed projects ranging from the
worked at Ateliers Jean Nouvel and large scale – such as the master plan
Herzog & de Meuron, where she was and design of the Heerlijkheid park
Project Manager for the National Sta- and cultural centre in Rotterdam
dium of the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. – to the cultural, including co-curat-
She later became an Associate of the ing the British Pavilion at the 2014
firm. In 2007, after nearly a decade Venice Biennale.
working on mainly large-scale pro- Sam Jacob is also a writer and critic,
jects, she founded her own practice, acting as contributing editor for Icon
Habiter Autrement. magazine and columnist for both Art
Habiter Autrement has designed Review and Dezeen. His book Make It
housing, stadiums, offices and mas- Real: Architecture as Enactment is pub-
terplans. In Bordeaux, three award- lished by Strelka Press.
winning public housing projects as He is currently working on projects
well as a 100 metre long office build- that include a masterplan for 250
ing have been completed. In Paris, homes, the reinvention of a business
the office recently built 42 housing park and a mixed use development in
units as part of the renowned recon- London’s Shoreditch.
version project Entrepôt MacDonald. Sam Jacob is Professor of Architec-
Among other work, the office is cur- ture at the University of Illinois at Chi-
rently working on an extension of the cago, visiting Professor at Yale School
former KTH School of Architecture in of Architecture and Director of Night
Stockholm. School at the Architectural Associa-
In the 2008 Venice Architecture tion (AA) in London.
Biennale, Mia Hägg and Jean Nouvel
were invited to show their urban pro-
ject for Slussen in Stockholm. For this
year’s Biennale, Mia Hägg has been
given the opportunity to develop a
marble project on the theme of the
2016 Biennale: Resistance.
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KAROLINA KEYZER LESLEY LOKKO
Karolina Keyzer (Stockholm, SE) is an Lesley Lokko (Johannesburg, ZA) is an
architect and founder of the newly es- architect, academic and the author
tablished architecture practice OKK+, of nine best-selling novels. She is cur-
Office Karolina Keyzer + Friends. rently Associate Professor and Head
She was the City Architect of Stock- of School of the newly-formed Gradu-
holm between 2010-2015 – the 18th in ate School of Architecture at the Uni-
a succession that began in 1661, and versity of Johannesburg, South Africa.
the first woman to hold the post. She Lokko studied at the Bartlett School
was responsible for the new architec- of Architecture, University College
ture guidelines for Stockholm, a policy London and gained her PhD in 2007
document adopted in 2014. from the University of London. She
She previously worked at Wingårdh has taught at schools of architecture
Architects, where she was responsible in the US, the UK and South Africa.
for the Victoria Tower, one of the tall- She is the editor of White Papers, Black
est buildings in Stockholm and winner Marks: Race, Culture, Architecture
of the hotel category at the World (University of Minnesota Press, 2000)
Architecture Festival (WAF) in 2012; and over the past decade, has been
and the Friends Arena Hotel in Solna, an on-going contributor to discourses
which received the city’s 2013 Urban around identity, race, African urban-
Environment Award. ism and the speculative nature of Af-
Karolina Keyzer is a board member rican architectural space and practice.
of Färgfabriken, a contemporary exhi- She is a regular juror at international
bition space in Stockholm devoted to competitions and symposia, and is a
art, architecture, and urban planning, long-term contributor to BBC World
and of the Birthe and Per Arvidssons and BBC Radio 3 arts programmes in
Foundation, a nonprofit that supports the UK. In 2004, she made the suc-
the arts, architecture, and the hu- cessful transition from academic to
manities. She is also a member of the novelist with the publication of her
strategic council of the KTH School of first novel, Sundowners (Orion 2004),
Architecture. She is a frequent par- a UK-Guardian top forty best-seller,
ticipant in national and international and has since then followed with
architecture juries, such as the Nobel eight further best-sellers, which have
Center competition in Stockholm, and been translated in fifteen languages.
the competition for a new Govern-
ment Quarters in Oslo.
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