Copenhagen workshop Spring 2018
Copenhagen workshop 1.– 2. October 2018
Nordic Models of Architecture and Welfare is funded by
CHANGING WELFARE
COPENHAGEN APRIL 9-10 2019
Like our conceptions and understandings of what to associate with welfare change over time so do the welfare state institutions translating social policies into architecture, landscapes and urban spaces and those spaces themselves. The workshop will trace the different developments of specific welfare conceptions, welfare sustaining institutions and welfare spaces in the Nordic welfare states and examine whether they constitute unique or similar paths of development within the Nordic countries.
Organisers: Ellen Braae, Runa Johannesen, Tom Nielsen
PROGRAM
TUESDAY APRIL 9
Venue: University of Copenhagen, Landscape Architecture and PlanningAddress: Rolighedsvej 23, 1958 Frederiksberg C, Fælleshuset, Aud. A3-24.11 (please enter via the new building situated behind the old one and use the staircase right next to the reception, the auditorium is on the first floor)
10.30
Arrival, coffee/tea
11.00
Welcome and introduction
Ellen Braae (KU)
11.15 – 12.30
PAPER PRESENTATIONS I
Architecture and Welfare Economics
Erik Sigge (KTH)
Quality Criteria: Expert Power and The Neoliberalization of Welfare Urbanism in Helsinki
Leonard Ma (ARTUN, Aalto)
The Welfare State as Common: Comparing “the common” in Swedish and Viennese housing models
Meike Schalk, Sara Brolund, and Helena Mattson (KTH)
12.30
Lunch
13.30 – 15.00
PAPER PRESENTATIONS IINorwegian un-architecture of the Everyday: Flexible Subjectivities of Moelven’s Meccano
Maryia Rusak (AHO)
“And After us…” The engagement of the architectural scene in Norway with the environment before, during and after the countercultural revolution of the 1960s.
Beata Labuhn (AHO)
Of Keeping and Clearing: when is an estate heritage and when is it just another concrete slab?
Tom Davies (AHO)
Design, Heritage, and Compensation - renewal in areas with cultural values and architectural qualities
Magnus Rönn (Chalmers)
15.00
Coffee/tea
15.15 – 16.30
PAPER PRESENTATIONS III
Cities for People? From Bo-Miljø to “Copenhagenize”
Nina Jørgensen and Maroš Krivý (ARTUN)
A perspective on the spreading of the Welfare State Model in housing policies
Frida Rosenberg (KTH)
Impossible Nostalgia: Green Affect in the Landscapes of the Swedish Million Program
Jennifer Mack (KTH)
16:30
Coffee/tea/snack
16.45
Keynote lecture
Carsten Jensen, Professor of Political Science at Aarhus University with special focus on welfare
17.30 – 18.00
Plenary discussion - changing welfare
19.30-
Dinner at H15 in Kødbyen
Address: Halmtorvet 15, 1700 Copenhagen
WEDNESDAY APRIL 10
Workshop venues: Tingbjerg and Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture (KADK)Address: Philip de Langes Allé 10, 1435 Copenhagen.The meetings take place in Building 72, room S1.01 (‘Masterrummet’)
8.40
Excursion to Tingbjerg
All meet up at CPH Main Station, outside at Bus stop 2A at Bernstoffsgade (the bus leaves at 8.48). We will meet at Tingbjerg new Bibliotek, Skolesiden 4, 2700 København at 9.25.Tour guided by Tom and Ellen
12.00
Lunch at KADK
12.45 – 14.00
Presentation of two ongoing Danish welfare architecture research projects
Welfare Architecture
Tom Nielsen (AARCH)
Spaces of Danish Welfare
Kirsten Marie Raahauge and Deane Simpson (KADK)
14:00 – 16.30
Network planning (incl. coffee/tea/snack)
Publication - 3rd workshop - Further activities
16.30
End of workshop and good bye
PROGRAM
TUESDAY APRIL 9
Venue: University of Copenhagen, Landscape Architecture and PlanningAddress: Rolighedsvej 23, 1958 Frederiksberg C, Fælleshuset, Aud. A3-24.11 (please enter via the new building situated behind the old one and use the staircase right next to the reception, the auditorium is on the first floor)
10.30
Arrival, coffee/tea
11.00
Welcome and introduction
Ellen Braae (KU)
11.15 – 12.30
PAPER PRESENTATIONS I
Architecture and Welfare Economics
Erik Sigge (KTH)
Quality Criteria: Expert Power and The Neoliberalization of Welfare Urbanism in Helsinki
Leonard Ma (ARTUN, Aalto)
The Welfare State as Common: Comparing “the common” in Swedish and Viennese housing models
Meike Schalk, Sara Brolund, and Helena Mattson (KTH)
12.30
Lunch
13.30 – 15.00
PAPER PRESENTATIONS IINorwegian un-architecture of the Everyday: Flexible Subjectivities of Moelven’s Meccano
Maryia Rusak (AHO)
“And After us…” The engagement of the architectural scene in Norway with the environment before, during and after the countercultural revolution of the 1960s.
Beata Labuhn (AHO)
Of Keeping and Clearing: when is an estate heritage and when is it just another concrete slab?
Tom Davies (AHO)
Design, Heritage, and Compensation - renewal in areas with cultural values and architectural qualities
Magnus Rönn (Chalmers)
15.00
Coffee/tea
15.15 – 16.30
PAPER PRESENTATIONS III
Cities for People? From Bo-Miljø to “Copenhagenize”
Nina Jørgensen and Maroš Krivý (ARTUN)
A perspective on the spreading of the Welfare State Model in housing policies
Frida Rosenberg (KTH)
Impossible Nostalgia: Green Affect in the Landscapes of the Swedish Million Program
Jennifer Mack (KTH)
16:30
Coffee/tea/snack
16.45
Keynote lecture
Carsten Jensen, Professor of Political Science at Aarhus University with special focus on welfare
17.30 – 18.00
Plenary discussion - changing welfare
19.30-
Dinner at H15 in Kødbyen
Address: Halmtorvet 15, 1700 Copenhagen
WEDNESDAY APRIL 10
Workshop venues: Tingbjerg and Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture (KADK)Address: Philip de Langes Allé 10, 1435 Copenhagen.The meetings take place in Building 72, room S1.01 (‘Masterrummet’)
8.40
Excursion to Tingbjerg
All meet up at CPH Main Station, outside at Bus stop 2A at Bernstoffsgade (the bus leaves at 8.48). We will meet at Tingbjerg new Bibliotek, Skolesiden 4, 2700 København at 9.25.Tour guided by Tom and Ellen
12.00
Lunch at KADK
12.45 – 14.00
Presentation of two ongoing Danish welfare architecture research projects
Welfare Architecture
Tom Nielsen (AARCH)
Spaces of Danish Welfare
Kirsten Marie Raahauge and Deane Simpson (KADK)
14:00 – 16.30
Network planning (incl. coffee/tea/snack)
Publication - 3rd workshop - Further activities
16.30
End of workshop and good bye
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