TRIGGER HAPPY - ALPENGLUEHEN: Digital landscapes

Montag, 11. April 2011

Digital landscapes - garden of electronic delights

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Timetable

week 01 / 21st - 27th March

INTRODUCTION Reiseuniversitaet RU

INTRODUCTION Triggerhappy Alpengluehn TA

week 02 / 28th - 03rd April

week 03 / 04th - 10th April

Internet Hand-in /tutorial step 01

week 04 / 11th - 17th April

D/T Innsbruck

week 05 / 18th - 24th April

Holiday

week 06 / 25th - 01st May

Internet Hand-in / tutorial step 02

week 07 / 02nd - 08th May

Workshop Arduino / D/T Innsbruck

week 08 / 09th - 15th May

Internet Hand-in / tutorial step 03

week 09 / 16th - 22nd May

Workshop AR Marker / D/T Innsbruck

week 10 / 23rd - 29th May

Internet Hand-in / tutorial step 04

week 11 / 30th - 05th June

D/T Innsbruck - TBC

week 12 / 06th - 12th June

Deployment TA / Begruessung RU D/T Innsbruck

week 13 / 13th - 19th June

Obergurgel D/T Innsbruck

week 14 / 20th - 26th June

D/T Innsbruck TBC

week 15 / 27th - 03rd June

Midterm Jury D/T Innsbruck

week 16 / 10th June

!!! FINAL HANDIN!!!

week 18/ 27th - 28th June

setting up exhibition

30.th June presentation together with Kunstlandschaften and drinks afterwards

Tobias Klein

Trained at the Bartlett School of Architecture, Tobias Klein works as an experimental designer, critic and educator. He co-founded the ‘research by design’ network Horhizon in 2008, is currently teaching at the Architectural Association and the Royal College of Arts, whilst running his practice tobiasklein studio. His work has been exhibited internationally, most re¬cently at the 12th International Architectural Biennale in Venice, the Aram Gallery, the V&A and the Royal Academy Summer Show 2010 London.

Dietmar Köring

Dietmar Köring is an architect, researcher, and educator living in Cologne. He currently teaches Digital Design at TU Braunschweig and is head of the architectural research office Arphenotype, where he focuses on blurring the boundaries of different artistic disciplines. His research was awarded by the Jaap Bakema Fellowship / NAI. His works has been internationally published and exhibited, including Heide Museum of contemporary Arts, Canada Science and Technology Museum. He has given internationally lectures and workshops. Dietmar is also part of the narrative research network horhizon.

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Montag, 11. April 2011

Digital landscapes - garden of electronic delights

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