CAMPAINING!! 2017/2018 UNIT22 BRIEF, BARTLETT SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE

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CAMPAINING!! A DESIGN BASED INQUIRY INTO THE CAPACITY OF CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE TO PROMOTE EMERGING IDEOLOGIES, SOCIAL RIGHTS OR POLITICAL AND COMMERCIAL PROPAGANDA. 1.

TUTORS PRESENTATION + UNIT AGENDA.

2. a.

YEAR BRIEF: TERM 1. HEADQUARTERS!!

- WEEKS ONE AND TWO: selecting group or organisation as case study for the year. b. TERM 2 and 3. IDEOLOGY AND LIFESTYLE. c. ACADEMIC TRIP TO MALAYSIA 7 days’ workshop of the go!




image> Stall for G’vine, ARCOmadrid 2016, Izaskun Chinchilla. The space offers visitors a classic art challenge of many times and places: try to distinguish reality from fiction, the material and the physic from daydreams and desires.


image> Stall for G’vine, ARCOmadrid 2016, Izaskun Chinchilla. The space offers visitors a classic art challenge of many times and places: try to distinguish reality from fiction, the material and the physic from daydreams and desires.


image> STRATEGY TABLE FOR FAIR DISTRIBUTED DESIGN IMPACTS. CASALEGANITOS (Beatriz Sendin, Leticia Lopez de Santiago, Marwan Zouein and Carlos Jimenez). This table allow us to understand the benefits and relationships stablished between different agents affected by our designs.


image> STRATEGY TABLE FOR FAIR DISTRIBUTED DESIGN IMPACTS. CASALEGANITOS (Beatriz Sendin, Leticia Lopez de Santiago, Marwan Zouein and Carlos Jimenez). This table allow us to understand the benefits and relationships stablished between different agents affected by our designs.



image> A WINDOW TO ARZAK’S UNIVERSE, The Workshop of Dreams. Izaskun Chinchilla together with Elena and Juan Mari Arzak. 2016. A portable kitchen built up in oak timber.


image> A WINDOW TO ARZAK’S UNIVERSE, The Workshop of Dreams. Izaskun Chinchilla together with Elena and Juan Mari Arzak. 2016. A portable kitchen built up in oak timber.


image> A WINDOW TO ARZAK’S UNIVERSE, The Workshop of Dreams. Izaskun Chinchilla together with Elena and Juan Mari Arzak. 2016. A portable kitchen built up in oak timber.


image> A WINDOW TO ARZAK’S UNIVERSE, The Workshop of Dreams. Izaskun Chinchilla together with Elena and Juan Mari Arzak. 2016. A portable kitchen built up in oak timber.


image> AND THE LIFE GOES ON, Carlos Jimenez, 2010. The project consist on a series of temporary tree-size pavilions, occupying dead Olives, in abandoned Olive plantations in the south of Madrid. The proposal will generate the necessary income to replant the lost trees and restart the oil production.


image> AND THE LIFE GOES ON, Carlos Jimenez, 2010. The project consist on a series of temporary tree-size pavilions, occupying dead Olives, in abandoned Olive plantations in the south of Madrid. The proposal will generate the necessary income to replant the lost trees and restart the oil production.



image> CASADECOR, “FORTUNY” AUDITORIUM, IZASKUN CHINCHILLA 2017, Auditurium space, inspired in Mariano Frotuny’s paintings, celebrating the rich aesthetical repertoire of late XIX century mediterranean interiors.


image> CASADECOR, “FORTUNY” AUDITORIUM, IZASKUN CHINCHILLA 2017, Auditurium space, inspired in Mariano Frotuny’s paintings, celebrating the rich aesthetical repertoire of late XIX century mediterranean interiors.


image> CASADECOR, “FORTUNY” AUDITORIUM, IZASKUN CHINCHILLA 2017, Auditurium space, inspired in Mariano Frotuny’s paintings, celebrating the rich aesthetical repertoire of late XIX century mediterranean interiors.


image> RECORCHOLIS, DelAmorYlaBelleza, 2017. DelAmorYlaBelleza helps people not to be hot or cold, or unseen. ;)


image> JJJACKET, DelAmorYlaBelleza, 2016. DelAmorYlaBelleza helps people not to be hot or cold, or unseen. ;)



image> ARCOmadrid, IZASKUN CHINCHILLA 2016, VIP lounge for the 35th ARCO Madrid International Contemporary Art Fair.


image> ARCOmadrid, IZASKUN CHINCHILLA 2016, VIP lounge for the 35th ARCO Madrid International Contemporary Art Fair.


image> ARCOmadrid, IZASKUN CHINCHILLA 2016, VIP lounge for the 35th ARCO Madrid International Contemporary Art Fair.


image> The EXTENSIBLE LAMP PROJECT, by Carlos JimĂŠnez for Casaleganitos (with the collaboration of CartonLab and Tom Svilans) made with 100% recyclable and/or reusable components, reaching 25 square metres with a cantiliver of 5.5meters long.


image> The EXTENSIBLE LAMP PROJECT, by Carlos JimĂŠnez for Casaleganitos (with the collaboration of CartonLab and Tom Svilans) made with 100% recyclable and/or reusable components, reaching 25 square metres with a cantiliver of 5.5meters long.


image> The EXTENSIBLE LAMP PROJECT, by Carlos JimĂŠnez for Casaleganitos (with the collaboration of CartonLab and Tom Svilans) made with 100% recyclable and/or reusable components, reaching 25 square metres with a cantiliver of 5.5meters long.


image> The EXTENSIBLE LAMP PROJECT, by Carlos JimĂŠnez for Casaleganitos (with the collaboration of CartonLab and Tom Svilans) made with 100% recyclable and/or reusable components, reaching 25 square metres with a cantiliver of 5.5meters long.



image> CASTILLO DE GARCIMUNOZ, by Izaskun Chinchilla 2016, site supervision codirection with Carlos Jimenez.


image> CASTILLO DE GARCIMUNOZ, by Izaskun Chinchilla 2016, site supervision codirection with Carlos Jimenez. Main couryard. Platform preserving archeological Arab settlement. left> Double axel stair in distribution couryard.


image> CASTILLO DE GARCIMUNOZ, by Izaskun Chinchilla 2016, site supervision codirection with Carlos Jimenez. Main couryard. Right> Platform preserving archeological Arab settlement.


image> CASTILLO DE GARCIMUNOZ, by Izaskun Chinchilla 2016, site supervision codirection with Carlos Jimenez. Aerial Footings for preserving the hidden walls and floors existing under the soil surfaces. The construction details allow dismatle the main structure without causing further damages.


image> CASTILLO DE GARCIMUNOZ, by Izaskun Chinchilla 2016, site supervision codirection with Carlos Jimenez. Aerial Footings for preserving the hidden walls and floors existing under the soil surfaces. The construction details allow dismatle the main structure without causing further damages.



image> RED.ES, Izaskun Chinchilla, 2017. Headquarters of a public company intended of the digitalization of Spanish public institutions, providing working spaces with flexibility to host bigger teams, more presentations and teambuilding activities.


image> RED.ES, Izaskun Chinchilla, 2017. Headquarters of a public company intended of the digitalization of Spanish public institutions, providing working spaces with flexibility to host bigger teams, more presentations and teambuilding activities.



image> ORGANIC GROWTH, CITY OF DREAM PAVILLION, NY, 2015, by Izaskun Chinchilla “We have carefully studied natural structures that can grow up and down to adapt context and time circumstances”.


image> ORGANIC GROWTH, CITY OF DREAM PAVILLION, NY, 2015, by Izaskun Chinchilla “We have carefully studied natural structures that can grow up and down to adapt context and time circumstances”.


image> ORGANIC GROWTH, CITY OF DREAM PAVILLION, NY, 2015, by Izaskun Chinchilla “We have carefully studied natural structures that can grow up and down to adapt context and time circumstances”. Construction instructions to allow non architecturally trained volunteers to participate.


image> 40 DWELLINGS IN VALVERDE. CASALEGANITOS (Beatriz Sendin, Leticia Lopez de Santiago, Marwan Zouein and Carlos Jimenez). Each developed typology capitalised the industrial and construction knowledge of Valverde.


image> image> 40 DWELLINGS IN VALVERDE. CASALEGANITOS (Beatriz Sendin, Leticia Lopez de Santiago, Marwan Zouein and Carlos Jimenez). Each developed typology capitalised the industrial and construction knowledge of Valverde.



image> ORGANIC GROWTH, CITY OF DREAM PAVILLION, NY, 2015, by Izaskun Chinchilla “We have carefully studied natural structures that can grow up and down to adapt context and time circumstances”. Construction instructions to allow non architecturally trained volunteers to participate.


image> ORGANIC GROWTH, CITY OF DREAM PAVILLION, NY, 2015, by Izaskun Chinchilla “We have carefully studied natural structures that can grow up and down to adapt context and time circumstances”. Construction instructions to allow non architecturally trained volunteers to participate.


image> MATERIAL PALETTE. Industrial debrit such as metal and timber scaffoldings, machineries like electric cranes, construction plastics, concrete blocks, etc, are considered as first class resources.


image> MATERIAL PALETTE. Industrial debrit such as metal and timber scaffoldings, machineries like electric cranes, construction plastics, concrete blocks, etc, are considered as first class resources. And as such, they are introduced in our projects, from models to visual representations.



image> Dinner Pavillion at the Casa de Campo Club, Izaskun Chinchilla, Madrid. 2017.


image> Dinner Pavillion at the Casa de Campo Club, Izaskun Chinchilla, Madrid. 2017


image> Dinner Pavillion at the Casa de Campo Club, Izaskun Chinchilla, Madrid. 2017.


CAMPAINING!! A DESIGN BASED INQUIRY INTO THE CAPACITY OF CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE TO PROMOTE EMERGING IDEOLOGIES, SOCIAL RIGHTS OR POLITICAL AND COMMERCIAL PROPAGANDA. 1.

TUTORS PRESENTATION + UNIT AGENDA.

2. a.

YEAR BRIEF: TERM 1. HEADQUARTERS!!

- WEEKS ONE AND TWO: selecting group or organisation as case study for the year. b. TERM 2 and 3. IDEOLOGY AND LIFESTYLE. c. ACADEMIC TRIP TO MALAYSIA 7 days’ workshop of the go!


“The fact is too many architects are seriously marginalized, and I would go so far as to say, intentionally isolated, from the political process that determines the zoning, funding and the complex social and legal regulations that control the building of our shared environment. This subject needs to be confronted, debated and discussed in detail.” Swett (2005)

CAMPAINING!! A DESIGN BASED INQUIRY INTO THE CAPACITY OF CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE TO PROMOTE EMERGING IDEOLOGIES, SOCIAL RIGHTS OR POLITICAL AND COMMERCIAL PROPAGANDA. 1.

TUTORS PRESENTATION + UNIT AGENDA.

2. a.

YEAR BRIEF: TERM 1. HEADQUARTERS!!

- WEEKS ONE AND TWO: selecting group or organisation as case study for the year. b. TERM 2 and 3. IDEOLOGY AND LIFESTYLE. c. ACADEMIC TRIP TO MALAYSIA 7 days’ workshop of the go!

image> THE BELLY OF AN ARCHITECT, Written & directed by Peter Greenaway. Cinematography by Sacha Vierny. Music by Wim Mertens. Art Direction by Luciana Vedovelli Levi. 1987.


“Architecture is the masterly, correct, and magnificent play of masses brought together in light” Le Corbusier wrote in his 1923 manifesto Towards a New Architecture.

image> left: “Firminy C,” 2007, a photograph of Le Corbusier’s Saint-Pierre church in Firminy-Vert, France. Right: “Kapelle fur den heiligen Bruder Klaus 03,” 2009, a photograph of Peter Zumthor’s Bruder Klaus Field Chapel outside of Cologne. Photographes by Hélène Binet.


During this new academic year, we will focus in the political dimension of architecture.

image> THE MATRIARCAL ENERGY INDUSTRY by Han Hao, 2016, UNIT22 y5. This image describes a new building typology combining childcare, working facilities, living spaces and energy infrastructures.


If politics is about the allocation and advancement of resources and powers in society, then political architecture begins with an awareness of architecture being complicit with politics, with financial and industrial interests, with big and small corporations, administration and public and private companies (Latour, 2005).

image> SWEET CONCILIATION by Ana Alonso Albarracin, 2016, UNIT22 y5. The project interprets Spanish House Wifes as a 21st century material feminist. Through YOUTUBE they have created a network of support and influence.


We will ask our students what architecture can do for smaller social initiatives that are trying to change things and how their design capacity can help augmenting societal resilience and find alternative paths for development.

image> BAIN TOWN QUARTER, ALEX ANDERSON, y4, 2017. The project looks at the history of the Bahamas to inform the scale and typology. Where the structure of home relates not only to functional and economic considerations but also to the history and culture of the users.


We will ask our students what architecture can do for smaller social initiatives that are trying to change things and how their design capacity can help augmenting societal resilience and find alternative paths for development.

image> BAIN TOWN QUARTER, ALEX ANDERSON, y4, 2017. The project looks at the history of the Bahamas to inform the scale and typology. Where the structure of home relates not only to functional and economic considerations but also to the history and culture of the users.


TERM 1. HEADQUARTERS!!

CAMPAINING!! A DESIGN BASED INQUIRY INTO THE CAPACITY OF CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE TO PROMOTE EMERGING IDEOLOGIES, SOCIAL RIGHTS OR POLITICAL AND COMMERCIAL PROPAGANDA. 1.

TUTORS PRESENTATION + UNIT AGENDA.

2. a.

YEAR BRIEF: TERM 1. HEADQUARTERS!!

- WEEKS ONE AND TWO: selecting group or organisation as case study for the year. b. TERM 2 and 3. IDEOLOGY AND LIFESTYLE. c. ACADEMIC TRIP TO MALAYSIA 7 days’ workshop of the go!

image> THE GHOSTBUSTER HEADQUARTER, LEGO.


WEEK 1 AND 2: We will ask our students to find NGO´s, social initiatives, bottom up propositions around the world and to help them campaign.

image> HOME GROWN CITY, ISABELLE TUNG, y4, 2017. Upcycling culture is becoming more and more wide spread in India. Entrepreneurs committed to upcycling are gaining popularity and the topic of circular economy will be one of the largest focus in the near future for the blooming young adults - the Post-Millenials.


The headquarters will need to be the ultimate expression or symbol of that emerging association.

image> 2027:THE RECLAIMED JAPAENESE HOUSE’, ELAINE TSANG, y5, 2017. To improve the economical, environmental and social sustainability of the Japanese home for the next generation,the project proposes to reinvent the building rules by using reclaimed fragments from the existing houses.


The architecture utilized in the student´s design should indicate general philosophies held by the corporation or principles it wishes to espouse.

image> ‘POLY-HACK-PARK’, TIMMY WHITEHOUSE, y4, 2017. Poly Hack Park is an adaptive space for learning, play and production hacked by refugees. The building cuts through an existing car park in downtown Athens adjacent to ‘Jasmine Squat’, a school building squatted by 80 Syrian Refugee Families since March 2016.


This will require students to expand their repertoire past the built environment, developing innovative ways to create a branded and driven by ideology experiences: we will use graphics, illustration, sound, applied video, applied video.

image> ‘POLY-HACK-PARK’, TIMMY WHITEHOUSE, y4, 2017. Poly Hack Park is an adaptive space for learning, play and production hacked by refugees. The building cuts through an existing car park in downtown Athens adjacent to ‘Jasmine Squat’, a school building squatted by 80 Syrian Refugee Families since March 2016.


SECOND AND THIRD TERM: IDEOLOGIES AND LIFESTYLE!! In the second part of the year, we will also look at how ideologies affect LIFESTYLE!!.

CAMPAINING!! A DESIGN BASED INQUIRY INTO THE CAPACITY OF CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE TO PROMOTE EMERGING IDEOLOGIES, SOCIAL RIGHTS OR POLITICAL AND COMMERCIAL PROPAGANDA. 1.

TUTORS PRESENTATION + UNIT AGENDA.

2. a.

YEAR BRIEF: TERM 1. HEADQUARTERS!!

- WEEKS ONE AND TWO: selecting group or organisation as case study for the year. b. TERM 2 and 3. IDEOLOGY AND LIFESTYLE. c. ACADEMIC TRIP TO MALAYSIA 7 days’ workshop of the go!

image> WHATEVER THE WEATHER, GEORGINA HALABI, y5, 2017. The project explores a built environment designed for millennials, which relies on prevailing meteorological conditions to temper internal environments.


In the second part of the year, we will also look at how ideologies affect LIFESTYLE!!.

image> 2.5D DARDEN, XIN ZHAN, y4, 2017. The project aims to recreate the experiences and atmosphere in traditional Chinese garden Taking advantages of 3D holographic projection techniques and special light, sound, and weather effects, the garden is a place where nature and architecture, reality and fantasy world could coexist.


Buildings, just like generic products, fulfil needs, but good architecture fulfils desires.

image> ‘YOKOSUKA 2020’, LAURENCE FLINT, y4, 2017. The project proposes to use the energy of the Tokoyo 2020 Olympics to foster social ambition in response to Japan’s vacant housing crisis, (one in three homes are expected to be vacant in Japan by 2033) and Olympic shortcomings.


Buildings, just like generic products, fulfil needs, but good architecture fulfils desires.

image> ‘YOKOSUKA 2020’, LAURENCE FLINT, y4, 2017. The project proposes to use the energy of the Tokoyo 2020 Olympics to foster social ambition in response to Japan’s vacant housing crisis, (one in three homes are expected to be vacant in Japan by 2033) and Olympic shortcomings.


Architecture can also be seen as a catalyst that brands its user. It supports and boosts identity and aspirations of clients and fulfils their economic and social ambitions through new structures, interfaces and networks that facilitate growth and transformation.

image> ‘HACKNEY-EXCHANGE: A SCHOOL OF CULTURE’, RUFUS EDMONDSON, y4, 2017. As part of a larger London-wide programme of Cultural-Exchange, the Hackney based School of Culture uses empirical learning/education as a method of conservation in order to protect and celebrate the world’s most threatened cultural characteristics - language, craft, culinary, etc.


Architecture can also be seen as a catalyst that brands its user. It supports and boosts identity and aspirations of clients and fulfils their economic and social ambitions through new structures, interfaces and networks that facilitate growth and transformation.

image> ‘HACKNEY-EXCHANGE: A SCHOOL OF CULTURE’, RUFUS EDMONDSON, y4, 2017. As part of a larger London-wide programme of Cultural-Exchange, the Hackney based School of Culture uses empirical learning/education as a method of conservation in order to protect and celebrate the world’s most threatened cultural characteristics - language, craft, culinary, etc.


FIELTRIP: MALAYSIA.

CAMPAINING!! A DESIGN BASED INQUIRY INTO THE CAPACITY OF CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE TO PROMOTE EMERGING IDEOLOGIES, SOCIAL RIGHTS OR POLITICAL AND COMMERCIAL PROPAGANDA. 1.

TUTORS PRESENTATION + UNIT AGENDA.

2. a.

YEAR BRIEF: TERM 1. HEADQUARTERS!!

- WEEKS ONE AND TWO: selecting group or organisation as case study for the year. b. TERM 2 and 3. IDEOLOGY AND LIFESTYLE. c. ACADEMIC TRIP TO MALAYSIA 7 days’ workshop of the go!

image> Petrona Towers. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.


Students will be asked to investigate and observe their surrounding space during the trip with the aim to summarize, through the symbolism of form, the expression of their own distinctive content.

image> WELLBEING RESORT, IPOH. Hot springs waters.


The fieldtrip will be especially important to develop the SECOND TERM design task. We will be traveling through Malaysia visiting places that offer meditation, vegan diets, detox experiences or yoga for world travelers.

image> THE HAVEN RESORT HOTEL, IPOH. Hot springs waters.


The fieldtrip will be especially important to develop the SECOND TERM design task. We will be traveling through Malaysia visiting places that offer meditation, vegan diets, detox experiences or yoga for world travelers.

image> ‘ACTIVE RESORTS. YOGA and DETOX RETREAT.


Students will be asked to investigate and observe their surrounding space during the trip with the aim to summarize, through the symbolism of form, the expression of their own distinctive content.

image> VERNACULAR HOTELS using decay traditional houses as hotel rooms and facilities.


The fieldtrip will be especially important to develop the SECOND TERM design task. We will be traveling through Malaysia visiting places that offer meditation, vegan diets, detox experiences or yoga for world travelers.

image> Pulau Pinang, fishing trading bay.



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