The HDA – House of Architecture is a network partner in the EU-funded programme LINA. The association of over 30 European cultural institutions and event platforms promotes young architects and creatives from Europe and offers them an international platform within the network.
Within the framework of the LINA Call for Projects, young talents can apply and, after a preliminary selection process, participate in exhibitions, biennials, lectures, workshops, publications, etc. throughout Europe.
For the programme at the House of Architecture, only people who do NOT have their center of life in Austria can apply.
HDA-PROGRAMME
THE FUTURE OF BUILDING
Vernacular + Visionary = Future
Research for new solutions for the built environment as a result of low tech and visionary technologies in times of climate change
Climate change is one of the biggest challenges of our time and the consequences of climate change are already making themselves felt globally. Extreme weather events are becoming increasingly common. Statistically, heat waves, storms and floods are getting more and more intense and it is likely that storms will continue to increase in frequency in the future. In the framework of the European programme LINA we are organising workshops and seminars with experts and planners on this topic.
This project aims to respond to climate challenges in the construction industry and find workable solutions by researching and combining well-established and new research results in the field of construction methods and materials – bringing together the all-time best.
PART II
13.–27.02.2024 | Research Lab in Stuttgart
Building from the research of the LINA Fellows in spring 2023 at HDA in Graz, in which traditional as well as new, sustainable building types were gathered and compiled in a publication, in the second part of the research lab we will initiate a design lab.
In cooperation with the Chair for Building Construction, Building Technology, and Design, Prof. Martin Ostermann, University Stuttgart, a workshop will take place February 13–27, 2024. For this, we are currently searching for five Fellows who would like to join us in developing new ideas for climate-resilient designs and projects.
The aim is to develop new typologies for buildings in regions that are affected by severe weather/flooding or overheating/drought. Each of the Fellows will lead a group of approximately three students with whom they will co-develop new designs as response to climatic challenges. These will be depicted with the help of plans, images, and models. The institute is equipped with material samples and a 3D printer, which will be made available for model production.
The goal at the end of the HDA research program is to present all results from Workshop I 2023 and Workshop II 2024 together in an exhibition and publication (planned for Autumn 2024) at HDA.
ORGANIZERS
HDA - House of Architecture, Graz
in cooperation with
University of Stuttgart, Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning, Institute of Building Construction, Chair 2 of Building Construction, Building Technology and Design
in the framework of
LINA - Learning, Interacting and Networking in Architecture, EU-funded programme
PART I
20.2 – 12.3.2023 – Research Lab at the HDA in Graz
LOW-TEC AND VISIONARY TRANSDISCIPLINARY CLIMATE-FRIENDLY BUILDING METHODS
Reviews and Research – Vernacular and Visionary Examples throughout Space and Time
German/English
The first step will be to select examples of successful typologies, building methods and materials. These will be complemented by innovative examples from the field of current research – including, for example, new surfaces for harvesting solar energy, rust resistant reinforcement, new material compositions and 3D-printed constructions to conserve material.
Field trips and lectures by invited experts accompany the programme.
ORGANIZERS
HDA - House of Architecture, Graz
in cooperation with
TU Graz, Institute of Design in Existing Structures and Architectural Heritage Protection
TU Graz, Chair of Sustainable Building
University of Stuttgart, Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning, Institute of Building Construction, Chair 2 of Building Construction, Building Technology and Design
in the framework of
LINA - Learning, Interacting and Networking in Architecture, EU-funded programme
LINA members
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Atelier LUMA Arles |
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Architekturos Fondas Vilnius |
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Barleti University Tirana |
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BETA Timișoara Architecture Biennial |
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BINA Društvo arhitekata Beograda |
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Copenhagen Architecture Festival |
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Dani arhitekture Sarajevo |
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Design Academy Eindhoven |
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dpr-barcelona |
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Društvo arhitekata Istre |
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Eesti Arhitektuurimuuseum Tallinn |
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ETSAM UPM Madrid |
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Fakulteta za arhitekturo Univerze v Ljubljani |
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Fondazione MAXXI Roma |
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Forecast Berlin |
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Fundacio Mies van den Rohe Barcelona |
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HDA – Haus der Architektur |
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Irish Architecture Foundation |
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Kosovo Architecture Foundation |
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Oslo Architecture Triennale |
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S AM Schweizerisches Architekturmuseum |
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Tbilisi Architecture Biennale |
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TU Wien Gebäudelehre und Entwerfen |
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Theatrum Mundi Paris |
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Trienal de Arquitectura de Lisboa |
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VI PER Gallery Praha |
We are looking for innovative individuals and collectives who apply their theoretical and practical knowledge to better our common future. To take part, apply with your radical idea, practical solution, theoretical insight or thought-provoking practice addressing the environmental crisis and its ethical and social implications. Deadline: 1 August 2023.
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