General Aims of the Program:
To develop interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary thinking practices and an inquiry environment on spatial practices in order to construct a mutual education and discussion platform. To open up a debate on the “spatial discourses “ of different disciplines. Establishing relationships between disciplines, strengthening the interaction and communication among individuals involved in architectural education in different cities and schools, and rather than focusing on urban space in education practices we plan to focus on building new places in rural areas according to their needs.
Target Group: The program is open to high school seniors and students from all fields / disciplines of the undergraduate and graduate schools. Applicants outside the specified criteria will also be assessed. The program invites all individuals who are curious and who would want to investigate the issues around “space”.
Vacancies: 30 people
General Overview: Participants are expected to apply with a resume and an approximately 200 word motivational letter explaining their practice and why they want to participate in the Architecture Program. Additionally, they have to attach an accessible link to a work they produced with any technique (video, poster, photo, text, etc.) on the concept of "space". (The motivational letter and the link are filled in on the relevant fields in the application form).
For questions about the village: Aycan Şahin (aycan şahin@nesinvakfi.org)
For questions about the program: Cemil Çalkıcı (cemilcalkici@gmail.com), nesinmimarlik@gmail.com
Spontaneous Creativity
The workshop opens up discussions about intersections between art- architecture, design-poetry, literature-architecture, human-nature, village-human and creates possibilities and potentials based on their interconnections. The theoretical
TESELLATION-ABSTRACTION
Aims of the Workshop: To understand and apply a 3-dimensional and space-scale perception as an important thinking and practicing method in architecture as well as to understand and apply abstract thinking as an important way of thinking and practice.
nutritive architecture
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During two weeks, the historical process in the context of organization of spaces and bodies will be discussed. The techno universe that determines each of our lives, from public spaces through the formation of cities, to private spaces and
