Auditorium 2
Danneskiold-Samsøes Allé 53 København K
An international symposium addressing the role that prospective houses, homes and domestic habitats can have on driving beneficial spatial, social, and environmental outcomes at a societal level.
Houses, Homes & Domestic Habitats are fantastic-al! When viewed as a site of experimentation, these modestly scaled architectures can investigate conjectural, speculative, and prospective forms of living. The impact of these novel forms of dwelling can permeate well beyond the limits of their walls, having the potential to radically challenge and rethink how we inhabit the planet. What role can prospective domestic habitats have on the future of our built environment in response to urgent spatial, societal, and environmental challenges?
Who can participate
There is limited seating, so it is on a first come, first served basis. Entrance is free, but registration is required. Please use the link below.
Presentated by the Royal Danish Academy - Institute of Architecture & Design, Center for Interior Studies, STAY HOME (University of Copenhagen). The symposium is kindly supported by the Carlsberg Foundation.
Programme
08.30 Registration and coffee
09.00 Welcome: Mathilde Serup, Head of Institute, Royal Danish Academy - Institute of Architecture and Design
09.10 Welcome: Mette Birkedal Bruun, Professor, STAY HOME (PI), University of Copenhagen
09.20 Introduction: Nicholas Thomas Lee, Assistant Professor, Royal Danish Academy
Session 01: Domestic Morphologies
09.30 Keynote Lecture: Sean Canty, Sean Canty Architects / Harvard GSD
10.15 Lecture: Nicholas Thomas Lee, Assistant Professor, Royal Danish Academy
10.45 Coffee Break
Session 02: Domestic Transformations
11.00 Keynote Lecture: Cathelijne Nuijsink, ETH Zürich
11.45 Lecture: Michael Asgaard Andersen, Associate Professor, Royal Danish Academy.
12.15 Lunch (Lunch provided for speakers and panelists)
Session 03: Domestic Revolutions
13.15 Keynote Lecture: Gry Worre Hallberg, Sisters Hope / Sisters Hope Home
14.00 Lecture: Daniel Movilla Vega, Associate Professor, Umeå University
14.30 Coffee Break
14.45 Panel Discussion: The Domestic Fantastic
Moderator
- Nicholas Thomas Lee, Assistant Professor, Royal Danish Academy
Panelists
- Sean Canty, Sean Canty Architects / Harvard GSD
- Cathelijne Nuijsink, ETH Zürich
- Gry Worre Hallberg, Sisters Hope / Sisters Hope Home
- Anna Puigjaner, MAIO Architects
Session 04: Domestic Societies
15.30 Lecture: Lin Kappel, Panum & Kappel
16.00 Keynote Lecture: Anna Puigjaner, MAIO Architects
17.15 Concluding Remarks
17.30 End of programme, apéro
