Universiteit Antwerpen - Campus Mutsaard
Aula Dieperik (K1.6)
Mutsaardstraat 31 - 2000 Antwerpen

www.uantwerpen.be/nl/campusleven/op-weg-naar-de-campus/stadscampus-campus-mutsaard

09.30 welcome

10.00 Lightning Talks (10’ elk)
Chairs: Els De Vos & Inge Somers  

• Davalos Victoria (UAntwerp/Münster)
  Smart Working Spaces. User Participation in Workplace Design and Workplace Configuration
• Deswaef Nico (KU Leuven)
  Corporate Office Interiors in Postwar Belgium: a Genealogy of a Modern Sociotope
• Heindryckx Laurence (UGent)
  Housing developers 
• Ilsbroekx Raf (UAntwerp)
  The re-use of underground parking lots
• Palmieri Teresa (UHasselt)
  Prototyping Residential Subdivisions
• Rippinger Julien (ULB)
  Descriptive Geometry and Computer Graphics: Towards the Formulation of an Algorithmic Thinking of Graphic Action
• Schreurs Eireen (KU Leuven/UAntwerp)
  Material culture for architects. Form and meaning as a product of material culture
• Vandermaelen Hans (UGent)
  Urbanising in Place. Building the Food-Water-Energy Nexus from Below
• Geerinckx Selin (UAntwerp)
  The modernist house embodied through movement  

> 45 minutes discussion/questions

12.15 Lunch

13.30 Workshops

• Workshop Re-Use (K. 1.19)
  Chair: Graeme Brooker (Royal College of Art, London)
  Co-chair: Uta Pottgiesser (UAntwerp)
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  Abbas Ahmed (Uhasselt), Aspects of adaptive Re-Use in Iraq’s Erbil Citadel Buffer Zone 
  Commentator: Claudine Houbart (Liège)
  Kousa Christine (UAntwerp), Conceptualise Strategy and Guidelines for the Preservation of Housing in Old Aleppo City based on renewable Energies.
  Commentator: VIad Ionescu (UHasselt)
  Lens Karen (UHasselt), Adaptive reuse of monastic heritage – The seams and intersections of moulage or the interweaving with reality
  Commentator: Daniela Prina (Liège)
   
• Workshop Interdisciplinary (H 1.3)
  Chair: Tüüne-Kristin Vaikla (Estonia)
  Co-chair: Nathalie Vallet (UAntwerp)
  
  Poot Tine (UAntwerp), Thinking beyond Dualities in public space:  The unfolding of urban interiority as a set of interdisciplinary lenses. 
  Commentator: Kris Scheerlinck (KU Leuven)
  Storgaard Eva (UAntwerp), Domestic Monumentality in Inter-war Public Interiors: Gothenburg Courthouse Extension and Aarhus City Hall
  Commentator: Fredie Floré (KU Leuven)
  Chiara Fucelli (UMons), ESMA Pavilion by Roger Bastin and Jacques Dupuis. A modern heritage to preserve in Belgium.
  Commentator: Kris Pint (UHasselt)

15.30 Coffee (black foyer)

16.00 Double Key note lecture (C.204, Stadscampus - Prinsstraat 13)

• Graeme Brooker (Royal College of Art, London) 'On Strategy'
  The uniqueness of the subject of the interior, and its inherent capacity to use what is extant means that it requires unique strategies with which design and underpin its processes and thinking. This talk will explore strategy in order to make sense of what is found and how it might be re-engaged to make something new.
   
• Tüüne-Kristin Vaikla (Estonian Academy of Arts, Tallinn) ‘Re-Purposing space: the role and potential of spatial intervention’
  In interior architectural practice, the physical and the emotional approaches are in an inversely proportional relation to each other. Is it possible to direct people's behaviour through physical space and how space affects the human atmosphere? The talk focuses on the possible interaction between phenomenological knowledge and spatial investigation, design activism and the gentrification process evaluating spatial layers and human behavioural patterns.

17.30 Reception (K1.6 Campus Mutsaard)

Tüüne-Kristin Vaikla is a spatial researcher and an interior architect who explores the social and artistic dimensions of space. She is an educator of transdisciplinary projects in Estonian Academy of Arts and has gained international experience as a guest lecturer and critic at RMIT University of Melbourne. Her PhD focused on questions resulting from the transformation of buildings and the metamorphosis of space that arises when new functions are accommodated. She has worked on a wide range of projects from interior architecture to art installations. She was curator of the Estonian National Exhibition at the 13th Venice Architecture Biennale and the SISU symposiums in Tallinn and editor-in-chief of the SISU–LINE interior architecture research journal. Tüüne-Kristin is a practicing interior architect, and is a founder of and partner at Vaikla Studio. Since 2015 Tüüne-Kristin is elected to the board of European Council of Interior Architects ECIA.

Graeme Brooker is a practising interior designer and Head of Interior Design at the Royal College of Art. He has practised and studied Interior Design in both London and Manchester. He has extensive teaching and programme leadership experience. Between 1997 and 2004 Brooker taught Interior Architecture at Cardiff, before moving to Manchester where, between 2004 and 2010, he was programme leader of both the BA and MA Interior programmes as well as leader of the Centre for Design Research. In 2010 he was a principal lecturer in Interior Architecture at the University of Brighton, before becoming head of the Department of Fashion and Interiors at Middlesex University in 2013. Graeme has taught and lectured in various institutions in America, Europe and the Far East. Between 2010 and 2013 he was a visiting professor in Antwerp, and since 2014 is a visiting professor at Milan Polytechnic. In 2015 he co-developed the Creative Campus project in Rio, Brazil, with Philip Nutley and the UKTI, and was awarded a DAIWA scholarship for travel to Japan to study building reuse. For the academic year 2015/16 he is a recipient of a National Teaching Fellow award (NTFS). Brooker’s research interests are focused on the design of interior space and – in particular – the cultural, historical and philosophical implications of reusing existing buildings.

Scientific Committee:
Els De Vos (UAntwerp), Inge Somers (UAntwerp), Uta Pottgiesser (UAntwerp), Nathalie Vallet (UAntwerp), Fredie Floré (KU Leuven), Kris Pint (Uhasselt), Koenraad Van Cleempoel (UHasselt), Vlad Ionescu (UHasselt), Claudine Houbart (University of Liège), Daniela Prina (University of Liège) and Eric Le Coguiec (University of Liège)

Executive Committee:
Els De Vos, Inge Somers, Uta Pottgiesser, Nathalie Vallet, Selin Geerinckx, Ashal Turkay