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ECOWEEK 2012
Workshop Presentations
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ECOWEEK 2012 Workshops
Urban FOOTPRINT+Affordable COMMUNITIES+Green DESIGN
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WORKSHOP
THEMES may include: |
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THEME A :
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Urban Sustainability - Including also landsacpe design. |
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Social
Sustainability - Serving/benefiting a local community. |
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New
Building Sustainability - Towards a zero emissions energy-autonomous
building. |
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Existing
Building Sustainability - Upgrade, Reuse and Expansion. |
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Design Sustainability - Combining Design & Building, and Design
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>> ACADEMIC CREDITS:
RomaTre students will get credit for your participation. More
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WORKSHOPS:
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W1
: Elena Barthel,
Architect | RURAL STUDIO, Alabama, USA
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Dan Price, Architect
| TAU Azrieli School of Architecture, Israel & Paolo
Cascone, Architect | COdesignLab,
France & Italy
THEME: WORKSHOP FULLY BOOKED
Elena Barthel comes to the Rural Studio
from the School of Architecture of the University of Florence
in Italy, where she graduated in 1999, and recently accomplished
her PHD with the thesis 'Design & Build at the Rural Studio:
the education of the Citizen Architect'. While she run her private
practice in the historical centre of Florence Santo Spirito,
a well-known craft district, she taught at the Department of
Urban Design of the University of Florence, at the Architectural
Association in London and lead Auburn University Study Abroad
in Florence for the academic year 2010. In 2008-2009 she taught
the Second Year Studio at the Rural Studio as Visiting Assistant
Professor. Her studio took the opportunity to design and build
Rose Lee's house, in Footwash, a small community near the Rural
Studio. The students explored the 'Expandable Courtyard House'
as the first of a new type in response to the transient nature
and demographic of the contemporary family. She is currently
Assistant Professor running the 3rd year design Studio and charged
to design the Rural Studio Farm. A project focused on the redesign
of the Rural Studio Campus and an opportunity to experiment
with the production of food, energy and building material. The
project is intended as a prototype to answer the important question:
What can the future of farming be in a contemporary rural setting?
www.ruralstudio.org
Dan
Price is a practicing architect living in Tel Aviv. He began
his studies in Johannesburg and graduated from the Technion,
Israel Institute of Technology. As partner with Ada Karmi-Melamed,
Dan price worked on numerous public and private projects of
various scales: from the new Ben Gurion airport to private houses.
For the past eight years Dan has taught design at the Azrieli
School of Architecture at Tel Aviv University as well as a course
on the appropriate use of materials and construction detailing.
He has just completed a Masters degree in Environmental Studies
through the Porter School at the Tel Aviv University focusing
his research on the design of sustainable neighborhoods.. Recently
he published a book, co-authored with Ada Karmi-Melamede presenting
a critical analysis of architecture in Palestine-Israel during
the British mandate (1918-1947).
Paolo Cascone, AA-MA PhD Eng. is an AA-trained
architect, born in Naples, who grew up between Italy, East-Africa
and West-Indies. Recently, Paolo has been researching and working
towards developing an interdisciplinary design methodology in
the field of ecologic design. He founded COdesignLab in Paris
which is also involved in education and research projects on
Urban Ecologies. Paolo is lecturing regularly and widely on
his work and research in Schools of Architecture and Engineering.
COdesignLab, is an architectural practice and design research
lab with a solid experience at the forefront of performance-oriented
architecture linking high-tech design with low-tech construction.
COdesignLab, based also in Naples, develops projects at different
scale and is leading experimental self-construction projects
between Africa and Europe, evolving local technologies through
a participative approach. www.codesignlab.org
and www.co-design-lab.net
Workshop brief: Brief
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The workshop group will be supported by Simone Ferretti.
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W2
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Jan Johansson | Architect
MAA and KEA, Denmark &
Ohad Yehieli, Architect
| Tel Aviv University School of Architecture, Israel
THEME: C WORKSHOP
FULLY BOOKED
Jan Johansson
is an architect from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in
Copenhagen. He graduated in 1993 and has participated in master
classes then in Barcelona. He then had his own office and also
worked at other studios. Also worked with a housing association,
a municipality and project developer at two companies in Copenhagen.
Since 2007 he has been a lecturer in architecture and sustainability
of the Copenhagen School of Design and Technology (KEA).
Jan has been visiting professor at Politecnico di Milan Bovisa
in 2010. He was workshop leader at ECOWEEK Milan 2011 and Jerusalem
2012. www.janjohansson.dk
Ohad Yehieli is an architect living and working in Tel Aviv
Jaffa, and leading a design studio at the Tel Aviv University's
School of Architecture from which he graduated in 2000. The
architectural office, Ohad Yehieli Architects (OYA) is involved
with numerous projects in a variety of uses, housing, private
residence, commerce and industry. After dealing with the Narrowest
House in Tel Aviv Jaffa, barely 3.65 m in width, the firm is
happy to be involved and intrigued by the design of projects
of challenging conditions. www.oya.co.il
With the consultation of: Rita Romano Architect PhD Student
in City Planning Technique Department of Civil, Architectural
and Environmental Engineering - Sapienza University of Rome
Teaching assistant of Prof. P. Colarossi and Prof. C. Mattogno.
Workshop brief: download
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W3 :
WORKSHOP NOT AVAILABLE
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W4
: Virna Mastrangelo, Landscape
Architect | Greenatelier, Italy &
Maria Cristina Sorvillo,
Architect | Green H LLP, UK & Italy
THEME: A &
B & D WORKSHOP NOT AVAILABLE
Virna Mastrangelo is a landscape architect, founder of Greenatelier
based in Rome and Naples. Graduated from the Faculty of Architecture
'Federico II' in Naples. Student of the German landscape designer
Andreas Kipar, (Land, Milan and Duisburg) with whom she has
been working consistently; Post graduate diploma in Garden Architecture
and Landscape Design from the Faculty of Architecture of Genoa.
Has worked on urbanism, urban design, planning and landscape
protection, addressing issues of urban renewal, the re-landscaped
and ecological and environmental balance of the abandoned industrial
areas, and of natural parks.
Maria Cristina Sorvillo, March (Hons), PhD, RIBA Chartered Architect
graduated with a Master degree in architecture in Rome (Italy)
finalizing her studies with Prof. Enric Miralles in Barcelona
(Spain). Received a Ph.D in Design and deepened her research
at the Berlage Institute in Rotterdam. After working as an architect
in Italy for more than 10 years she moved to London where she
set up The Green H LLP, an architectural practice that specializes
in sustainability. Her work has been published extensively.
She is a registered architect and a Chartered Member to the
Royal Institute of British Architects. Partner - Head of sustainable
architecture and design at The Green H LLP with offices in Rome
and London. www.thegreenh.org
The workshop will be hosted at: Casa Del Parco, Via del Casaletto
400, Rome www.valledeicasali.com.
Workshop brief: download |
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W5
: Francesco Bedeschi, Riccardo Hopps and Andrea Camilletti,
Architects, ARCHitects Green Building Alliance
& Massimiliano
Mandarini , Architect,
Designer Marchingenio & Giuseppe
Todisco, Architect, Designer,
Architettura Sostenibile, Italy
THEME: WORKSHOP
FULLY BOOKED
ARCHitects - Established in 2010, ARCHitects Green Building
Alliance is a group of young professionals with skills in the
field of sustainable architectural design, urban and environmental
planning and green building consulting with reference to LEED
qualification. Francesco Bedeschi, Riccardo Hopps and Andrea
Camilletti have been actively involved since its origin with
the Green Building Council Italia. Francesco Bedeschi is a faculty
with the University of Arkansas Rome Study Center, and a member
of the executive board of GBC Italia, Riccardo Hopps is the
chair of the Chapter Lazio and Andrea Camilletti is the vice-chair
of the Chapter Lazio. www.architects.rm.it
Massimiliano Mandarini Architect - Designer, consultant and
coordinator of various projects is active in the public and
private sector. Professor at the Laboratory Third Year Degree,
School of Design and School of Architecture at the Politecnico
di Milano, he is an expert in sustainable development, energy
efficiency, eco-architecture, design for local development and
better use of land and cultural and environmental resources.
Board member of Green Building Council Italia. Marchingenio
srl develops and improves sustainability's culture in projects
with special attention to people and the environment. www.marchingenio.eu
Giuseppe Todisco, Architect, Designer and professor at several
Schools of Architecture, founded "Architettura Sostenibile"
in 2007 for the research, study and design of eco-compatible
architecture, including integration of renewable energy systems.
Giuseppe won several competitions, among them the Sun Tower
in Beijin, China and the Area Ex-Pezzullo in Eboli. Giuseppe
has published several works including the newly published M.A.R.S.
2012 - www.architetturasostenibile.com
Workshop brief: download
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W6
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W7
: Luca Diffuse, Architect
| Writing Extended Explanations, Italy
THEME: WORKSHOP
FULLY BOOKED
Luca Diffuse is an architect and a writer. In 2010 I launched
Writing Extended Explanations, his Rome-based architecture firm.
He likes to work on small projects, Architecture that fosters
a poetic approach to urban public space, writing short stories
and turn them into projects, by which he delicately introduces
the most indispensable sensibility of contemporary architectural
research in people's lives. Some of his projects include Greenhouse
Outtakes and Headphones Park, contests such as A Lo-fi Nature,
workshops like Wild Grass, and art galleries in Rome. He has
received recognition for his work and was awarded in competitions.
He also engages in research through platforms, such as Lo-fi
Architecture - that produce books, exhibitions, and workshops.
www.lucadiffuse.net
Workshop brief: download
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W8
: Fabio Cibinel &
Roberto Laurenti &
Giorgio Martocchia, Architects
| Modostudio, Italy
THEME: A &
B WORKSHOP FULLY BOOKED
Modostudio cibinel laurenti martocchia architetti associati,
located in Rome, is a multidisciplinary practice of architecture,
urban planning and industrial design. Modostudio combines architectural
theory, research, innovation and experimentation with high technical
knowledge and professionalism. Established at the end of 2006
by three principal architects, Fabio Cibinel, Roberto Laurenti,
and Giorgio Martocchia, after many years of collaborating with
internationally acclaimed architects like Massimiliano Fuksas,
Piero Sartogo, Erik Van Egeraat and Kas Oosterhuis, modostudio
in a short time was awarded and shortlisted in many international
architectural competitions. Modostudio projects include a 13.500
sqm office building and a logistics center in Nola, Italy. Other
projects include a research foundation in Laives, Brazil, an
high technology research building in Rome and an urban plan
for the Ex fonderie Riunite area in Modena. www.modostudio.eu
Workshop brief: download
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W9
: Orizzontale, Italy
THEME: WORKSHOP
FULLY BOOKED
Orizzontale is an open collective based in Rome and focused
on urban actions that help to redefine the heterogeneous fields
that compound the public areas of the city. Its main research
theme is the process of renovating areas of wasteland within
the city, in terms of space, material and ideas. Orizzontale
intends to react to the idea of privatization that covers the
public space through a DIY mode of creating new and self-organised
common urban spaces. www.orizzontale.org
Workshop brief: download
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W10
: Massimo Acito, Architect
& Marco Burrascano,
Architect & Luca Catalano,
Landscape Architect & Annalisa
Metta, Landscape Architect
& Luca Reale,
Architect & Caterina
Rogai, Architect | OSA
Architettura e Paesaggio, Italy & Living Urban Scape
(LUS) Italy
THEME: A &
B & E WORKSHOP FULLY BOOKED
OSA Architettura e Paesaggio is an architecture, urban and landscape
design office, set up in 2007 in Rome. Through design, OSA aims
to integrate the various components of habitat: buildings and
urban planning, indoor and outdoor spaces and people behaviours.
OSA is engaged in architecture and urban design, from housing
to public buildings, assuming city design as an essential background.
Among OSA projects are projects for gardens, parks, urban public
spaces, rural districts, site plans, focusing on physical as
well immaterial components of contemporary landscape. www.osaweb.it
Living Urban Scape (LUS) is a national research project that
aims to explore new way of design, acting and living in urban
public open spaces. The research is carried on by a multi-disciplinary
group of architects, landscape architects and sociologists based
in Rome and in Venice. LUS practice is founded on an ongoing
co-action and cooperation with the inhabitants, preserving and
discovering the value of their territory. www.livingurbanscape.org
Workshop brief: download
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W11
: Nina Artioli &
Alessandra Glorialanza &
Eliana Saracino, Architects
| TSPOON, Italy
THEME: A &
B & C & D WORKSHOP
FULLY BOOKED
T SPOON was established in 2004 in Rome. It develops projects,
exhibitions and editorial initiatives. The aim, through a research
that goes "from the teaspoon to the city", is to approach spatial
and human relations, defining multiple and simultaneous study
fields, and to act as a catalyst of the transformation processes
of human-space systems at every level of complexity. T SPOON
operates at the intersection of three elements: City, Landscape,
and Infrastructure. T SPOON has been awarded several national
and international competitions as Greater Helsinki Vision 2050
and menoepiu 5, promoted by the Municipality of Rome,
for the project of facilities and public spaces within the urban
transformation program Paglian Casale - Parco Radicelli. T SPOON's
work has been presented at IV IABR-International Architecture
Biennale Rotterdam 2009 in occasion of Squat City, at Attraversamenti
09- Biennale diffusa di Architettura Contemporanea and in the
Italian Pavilion at Expo 2010, Shanghai. www.tspoon.org
Workshop brief: download
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W12
: Luca Montuori &
Riccardo Petrachi,
Architects | 2Tr Architettura, Italy
THEME: D WORKSHOP
FULLY BOOKED
Luca Montuori and Riccardo Petrachi established 2tr architettura
in 2000 as the evolution of a shared experience based on the
theme that the project faces, as well as how to approach the
project itself. The strong question of defining the theme of
their work, is always against the need to declare their position
in comparison of their research. The core of their research
is not based on "already done" way, but rather on the sharing
of different points of view on the project, to better identify
possible, different and alternative ways. The projects focus
on outdoor space as a set of relationships, complex system,
and from which comes the awareness of not being able to act
only on the physical space but on a mix of weight, finances,
dimensions, opinions, uses and feelings. www.2tr.it
The workshop will be held in collaboration with Promo_legno
Association for the promotion of timber in Italy. www.promolegno.com
Workshop brief: The workshop will be dealing with a center
for immigrant housing and training. The project is a real project
involving Regione Lazio (most probably also Provincia di Roma)
and Casa Africa organization. The project will involve the renovation
of an existing building to become a center / 'shelter' for immigrants.
The center will include temporary housing and a center for training.
The budget for the project is estimated at 400,000 euro. The
challenge is to: (a) Suggest an abandoned building that can
become that shelter. (b) Be able to propose a design solution
within a very limited budget - by utilizing reclaimed / re-used
resources and materials and perhaps inviting volunteers and
donors to help in-kind. (c) Very likely to have the opportunity
to continue working on the project after ECOWEEK (not yet guaranteed).
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Focus
seminar on 25th at h.18.00 (registration only)
"Good practice case study: Archicamp Lome 2012, L'Africaine
d'architceture. Coworking space in Africa. Low-Architecture
and Hight technologies"
Speaker: Eleonora Cuscina, Professional engineer in the fields
of Architecture and Planning
Interviewer: Giorgio Scavino, european project expert - GreenItNet
technical assistant
Open conversation
In collaboration: - L'Africaine d'architecture Coordinator:
Koffi Sename Agbodjinou
Link: www.lafricainedarchitecture.com/index.html
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W13
: Paolo Cannata &
Linda Gaia Roncaglia,
Architects | dAM Studio di Architettura Materia e Ambiente,
Italy
THEME: A
WORKSHOP NOT AVAILABLE
Studio dAM was established in 2006 as a merger of the professional
experiences of architects Paolo Cannata, Linda Gaia Roncaglia
and Marco Scarpa (until 2011). Each focused on architectural
research and practice on a different goal, including landscape
architecture, urban planning and public spaces. The team offers
services in multiple fields, and produces works both in the
field of Architecture and Landscape Architecture. Paolo Cannata,
after graduating in Rome in 2002, carries out professional practice
and research on urban and landscape issues. Linda Gaia Roncaglia,
graduated in Rome in 2000, has developed several projects of
renovation and construction, and has participated in various
competitions. Received a doctorate degree in 2007 from the Faculty
of Architecture, Naples, and has been teaching since 2002 at
the University of Alghero, L'Aquila, Rome (La Sapienza), and
RUFA (Rome University of Fine Arts) In 2010 studio dAM has been
rewarded NIB landscape prize for its work on quarry landscapes
restoration. www.studiodam.eu
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W15 : Federica
Caccavale &
Alessandro Casadei &
Paolo Pineschi |
AKA Architects, Italy
THEME: A & B & D
WORKSHOP FULLY BOOKED
AKA is an architectural practice founded in Rome in 2001 by
Federica Caccavale, Alessandro Casadei and Paolo Pineschi.
For the past 11 years AKA has been engaged in numerous projects
in various scales, from urban masterplanning to interior and
temporary exhibitions design, with particular attention to
environmental sustainability. AKA has participated in national
and international architectural competitions, winning and
receiving numerous acknowledgments, for example 1st prizes
in: the Cetes competition for a TV center in Reggio Calabria;
the project of Caselle Torinese new City Hall; for an ecological
house prototype to be commercialized In Germany, Switzerland
and Italy. Also prizes for the Monserrato University Building
in Cagliari, the extension of Farnesina High School in Rome,
the Felino Didactic centre in Italy, and others. www.akaproject.it
Workshop brief: download
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Simone Ferretti,
Architect
Simone Ferretti (Rome-1968) Architect, member AIAPP. In the
period 2000-2003 coordinates the implementation of the construction
works for the new "Auditorium Parco della Musica" in Rome.
Since 2004, he has opened the study of architecture and has
signed several projects in the field of urban design and landscape
characterized by participatory approach. In 2006 he won the
"Ortus Artis contest" at the Certosa di Padula with the "Archi-Pelagus"
group. From 2007 to 2011 he was the Director of Landscape
in NEWITALIANBLOOD.COM
portal. Since 2010 onwards he has been a member of the editorial
board of the magazine "Architettura del Paesaggio". At present
he takes part to the directory of Urban Park of Monte Ciocci
in Rome, a projected and designed work in 2006-2007. He his
operating in the recovery of the system of the ancient forts
in Rome. www.ferrettiepescosolido.it
| www.progettoforti.it
Simone Ferretti consults workshop group W1.
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Camilla
Bevilacqua, Environmental Engineer
| ARUP
Matteo Orlandi,
Engineer | ARUP
Camilla Bevilacqua is an environmental engineer in the
Europe & Building Division in Arup Italia (Milan). Camilla works
in services system design, environmental sustainability of building
and low energy systems. Her work experience is both in Building
Physics, Sustainability , Building Services design and masterplan.
In the last two years Camilla has gained experience on dynamic
thermal modelling of building performances, natural ventilation
strategies, advances solar shading and lighting analysis using
software like Design Builder, Energy Plus ,Ecotect and IES .
She is very keen on services design and high-performance mechanical
systems, on simulation software for natural ventilation systems
and design strategies for low-energy buildings.
Matteo Orlandi is an Engineer at Arup Milan. His fields of expertise
are Facade Engineering and Building Physics. He joined Arup
Facade Engineering in London in January 2008 after two years
experience as researcher in the Building Physics Department
at the ITC-CNR, Construction Technologies Institute of National
Research Council in Milan. Since 2009 he is based in the Milan
Office. During his work and studies he focused on the technology,
energy and environmental aspects, developing a specialised knowledge
of Building Physics and skills on building technologies, detail
design of building components and envelope materials properties
assessment. He is currently dedicated to the design and performance
assessment of complex facade systems and how they can adapt
to climate changes and occupants behaviour. This includes skills
related to the assessment of energy, thermal and daylighting
performance, in addition to the facade detailing and materials
properties characterisation. He has a good knowledge of the
italian and european facade suppliers market, of the most innovative
glass and cladding materials production technologies in addition
to the experience in budget analysis and facade procurement.
Besides, he is project manager in facade projects, consultancy
appointments and in european research projects.
ARUP is an independent firm of designers, planners, engineers,
consultants and technical specialists offering a broad range
of professional services. Arup brings together broad-minded
individuals from a wide range of disciplines and encourages
them to look beyond the constraints of their own specialisms.
Arup influences many people's lives through its projects. Shaping
a sustainable future will be one of the greatest challenges
in the 21st century. Arup is rising to the challenge: investing
in research, innovating and creating better solutions for its
clients and the wider world. The firm is owned in trust on behalf
of its staff. The result is an independence of spirit that is
reflected in the firm's work, and in its dedicated pursuit of
technical excellence.
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Michelle
Farrell, Architect | IES
Michelle Farrell is the Head of the European Division for
Integrated Environmental Solutions, Ltd. She attended Boston
Architectural College, where she received both a Bachelors of
Design Studies and Masters of Architecture. Michelle was named
to the Consulting Specifying Engineer 2011 "40 under 40" list,
is a LEED Accredited Professional, and has taught various courses
in BIM and integrated analysis. After working for over 6 years
in various architecture firms in the USA as an architectural
designer, she began to analyze the 3D building models using
performance analysis tools. Michelle has experience as a consultant
in the USA and in Europe, including LEED consulting, and working
directly with some of the top engineering and architecture firms
in the USA and Europe to develop solutions that can be part
of their normal design process, through the use of BIM models.
www.iesve.com
Building Performance Analysis using Google SKETCHUP &
IES: BIM and Early Stage Analysis: These sessions provide
an overview on how architects and designers can bring analysis
for sustainable strategies to the earliest stages of the building
design process using an Integrated Building Performance Model
approach. Through the direct connectivity and import capabilities
offered by IES software to other CAD/BIM systems, such as SketchUp
and Revit, participants will experience how analysis can be
integrated into their workflow, keeping sustainable design on-track.
Attendees will be introduced to the process of analysing various
building parameters, like energy consumption, daylighting and
LEED assessments.
DOWNLOAD and install the software prior to the training
session: click here
NOTICE: In the NOTE write 'ECOWEEK' to receive a one-year
free student license to use the software. |
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GREEN
BUILDINGS
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PDF Protocollo della Qualita Urbana di Roma Capitale
per la Rigenerazione Sostenibile (Italian)
Download: PDF guidelines on green buildings
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More guidelines on green buildings
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of Green Building Council Italia
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PDF Design with Intent: 101 patterns for influencing
behavior through design
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About ECOWEEK Workshops
ECOWEEK WORKSHOPS are an
integral component of the ECOWEEK International Conference
since 2008. Workshops for young architects and students of
Architecture have been taking place since 2009.
ECOWEEK Workshops are the international
annual high-profile architectural event organized by ECOWEEK,
labeled by its participants as 'one of the best programs for
young professionals in Europe.' The ECOWEEK 'green' design
workshops give the opportunity to young professionals and
graduate students of Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape
Architecture, Design and Engineering, but also of other professions,
to work side by side with established, known or emerging architects,
designers, landscape archiects and engineers from around the
world, and to learn together the principles of 'green' Architecture
and sustainable design.
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