Your comments on ECOWEEK 2010
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"It was better organized than last
year and I am glad that you took into consideration some of
our last year's suggestions... The result was of higher
quality than last year and we had the chance to work with
important architects at their own offices and the teams
were small groups. So that the collaboration was easier
and the result more complete." M.S.
"Our experience at the conference was great and we thank you
for giving us this opportunity." E.O.
"I was very happy with my participation. I had a chat with
one of the participants and we spoke for a while, about all
these questions that relate to our activity and our path as
scientist... This is about creation and I realized that ECOWEEK
is about creation... I was very glad that the lecture
was not a lecture at a colloquium or a regular conference...
but a discussion that opened doors and generated discourse...
especially among young people, and that made me very happy.
Thank you for giving me this opportunity." K.T.
"On behalf of our workshop team I want to thank you for the
wonderful experience that you offered us at ECOWEEK
2010." V.L.
"Your presence in the field of Architecture is invaluable
and incredibly supportive! We thank you for the path that
you are opening!" K.M.
"We returned from ECOWEEK 2010 in Athens to Thessaloniki
with more hope and motivation than ever, in this empowering
force that makes us builders of the future. Thank you for
allowing us to exchange ideas and learn, and for helping us
center our energies to the essential..." R.P. |
F.B.
"Our team wants to thank ECOWEEK for the wonderful
experience that you gave us, through the lectures, the
workshops and through meeting people that we admire and
respect." D.B.
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ERASMUS CONFERENCES TOURS & TRAVEL S.A 1, Kolofontos &
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- Fax:+30.210.7257532 E-mail: info[at]erasmus.gr
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General Inquiries ecoweek[at]ecoweek.gr
Schools ecoweek[at]ecoweek.gr
Conference Ms. Faidra Matziaraki M: +30.694.7405280
and E: faidra[at]ecoweek.org
Q&A: Find answers to your questions
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The people behind the Conference
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Elias
Messinas
is an architect and environmental consultant, graduate of Yale
School of Architecture, and the National Technical University
of Athens. He is a Fellow of the Ford Motor Company International
Fellowship for Community Leadership. He is the founder, Chairman
and coordinator of ECOWEEK activity in Greece and abroad. Contact
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Faidra
Matziaraki is
an architect, a graduate with Distinction from the University
of Edinburgh, UK , with experience in architectural firms in
Greece and abroad, among them, Richard Rogers and Partners in
London. Faidra is an ECOWEEK Associate the coordinator and co-organizer
of the ECOWEEK annual international conference in Athens. Contact |
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Konstantina
Kostoula a gradute
of King's College MA Environment and Development program and
Panteion University, has an expertise in educational programs
for the environment. Konstantina coordinates the environmental
awareness program for
High Schools at
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The ECOWEEK 2010 Worskhops Coordinating Team
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Petros
Babasikas, Architect teaches Architecture at Patras University
(Drifting
City, Greece) Workshop Team Advisor |
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Dimitra
Papageorgiou is a student at the Architecture Department
of Patras University. She has participated in competitions and
architectural workshops including WPA and Upto35 with Drifting
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Kostas
Tsamis Born in Patras he is a student at the Architecture
Department of Patras University. His thesis investigates the
relationship of scale and man in modern Architercture. |
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Efi
Orfanou Born in Athens she is a student at the Architecture
Department of Patras University. Her thesis investigates Architecture
as man's identity based on his wants and needs. |
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The Advisory Board of ECOWEEK 2010
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Julie
Bargmann, Landscape Designer
(D.I.R.T.
Studio, VA) Chair of the Board |
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Petros
Babasikas, Architect teaches Architecture at Patras University
(Drifting
City, Greece) Workshop Team Advisor |
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Nataly
Gattegno, Architect
(Future
Cities Lab & California College of Arts, USA) |
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Constantine
Vakiris, Architect and visiting critic at UK universities
(Greece) |
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Marina
Topouzi, Architect and Environmental Consultant (UK) |
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Vassilis
(Basil) Zotos, Architect and Town Planner
(BGS, Greece) |
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Acknowledgments
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We wish to acknowledge and thank the following
people for helping make ECOWEEK 2010 possible (alphabetical
order - we apologize beforehand in case we missed someone):
Jersper Ferslov Andersen, Anastasia Andritsou, Andreas Angelidakis,
Johan Annerhed, Christos Assimakopoulos, Dionysia-Isidora
Avgerinopoulou, Petros Babasikas, Anna Bandouraki, Julie Bargmann,
Vassilios Bartzokas, Majora Carter, James Chase, Katerina
Christofilidou, Varvara Christopoulou, Cliff Cook, Agnes Couvelas,
Epaminondas Daskalakis, Dimitris Diamantopoulos, Viki Dimakakou,
Theano Dioli, Thomas Doxiadis, Panos Dragonas, Tolis Elefantis,
Chrysa Eleftheriou, Nataly Gattegno, Fotis Georgeles, Nikos
Georgiadis, Panagiota Goula, Sara Grahn, Elena Hadjigeorgiou,
Eleni Harlan, Peter Heilmann, Kyriaki Ioannou Kazamia, Dina
Junkermann, Kostas Kakogiannis, Tania Kalaboki, E. Kalaitzis,
Y. Kalamakis, Elizabeth Karolyi, Diebedo Francis Kere, Nikos
Konstantopoulos, Kostas Kontomanos, Menno Koostra, Konstantina
Kostoula, Anna Kotini, Zisis Kotionis, Konstantinos Labrinopoulos,
Teti Lalou, Elena Lemou, Spyros Lianos, Susanne Lubos, Panagiota
Mamalaki, Hara Marantidou, Elena Margaropoulou, Brian Mark,
Vassilis Maroulas, Daphne Matziaraki, Faidra Matziaraki, Jesse
Mayhew, Marianthi Mexaki, Cynthia Mikelsen, Pinelopi Mitrogianni,
Shelley Morheim, Voula Mourta, Yvette Nahmia, Tom Norring,
Efi Orfanou, Peggy Panagopoulou, Yiorgos Panetsos, Vasso Papadopoulou,
Maria Papafigou,Yiannis Papaioannou, Eleni Papalouka, Yiorgos
Pappas, Dimitra Papageorgiou, Alexandra Papasotiriou, Heidi
Pedersen, Katerina Petraki, Michalis Photiadis, Katerina Psitou,
Veronica Renov, Sine Riisager, Ana Serra, Kristen Sibilia,
Yiannis Sifostratoudakis, Massimo Silvestre, Sotiris Skouloudis,
Nikos Smyrilis, Yiannis Spanolios, Michael Spanos, Mihalis
Stathakopoulos, Byron Stigge, Elena Tassioula, Christos Tessas,
Alexandros Tombazis, Marina Topouzi, Georgia Tsatsou, Erifyli
Tsavdari, Kostas Tsamis, Kostas Tsipiras, Yiannis Tsipouridis,
Anna Tzeortzatou, Nikos Vitatzakis, Vassilis Yiannikos, Constantine
Vakiris, Dimitris Varos, Andriana Vasilopoulou, Natasa Vaskoudi,
Richard Walker, Jack Wysocki, Katy Yakoumaki, Stelios Zerefos,
Efi Ziotopoulou, Olga Zissi, Vaios Zitonoulis, and Vassilis
(Basil) Zotos.
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Q&A
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Q: Do I have to register to ALL ECOWEEK
2010 events?
A: No. The ECOWEEK 2010 program includes events
that require registration, such as the workshops, site visit,
and thematic lectures, and events that are free admission
and open to the public, such as the keynote and distinguished
lectures. Please refer to the program
and the registration
form to make sure that you are registering for the events
that you want to attend. For admission free events, we cannot
ensure availability of space; admission-free events are of
first-come first-serve seating arrangment. Seats are only
reserved for registration holders. In case of error, review
the cancellation
policy in the registration form.
Q: We are students from disciplines other than Architecture,
Landscape Design and Engineering. Can we participate?
A: Yes, the conference and workshops are open to students
(graduate and undergraduate) of different disciplines and
we encourage participation for more interdisciplinary workshop
teams.
Q: Do we have to have prior experience
before attending the workshops?
A: No, no prior experience is necessary to participate in
the conference workshops.
Q: Do we have to have special equipment
to participate to the workshops and site visits?
A: No, although you are encouraged to bring your laptop -
at your own risk - to enable you to prepare the work that
will be requested during the workshops. The particiapting
offices in principle will provide with electricity outlets
and Wi-Fi connection, to enable you to work during the workshops.
You are also encouraged to bring your own sketching tools
- at your own risk (please do not bring expensive tools that
may be lost during the workshops).
Q: Do I need special clothes for the COB workshops?
A: The workshops will take place in the open air. Bring
hat or other protection from sun. It is highly recommended
that during the COB workshops you wear work-clothes and shoes
that may be affected by working with Cob, water, mud, etc.
and bring clothes to change after the workshop.
Q: May I register online?
A: Yes, please use the online registration
form and instructions.
Q: We want to register but we are not
sure if there are spaces available.
A: Yes, as long as registration is open, you can register.
Q: Is it possible to register without
having to use a VISA? Can I make a deposit or transfer instead?
A: Yes, by using the registration form in PDF format and following
the instructions in the form.
Q: How can I demonstrate/prove that
I am a student and register as a student?
A: You can use any form of identification form from your University,
a student ID, a letter from your University Department, or
(for Greek students) you can submit with your registration
an YD N105 by email or fax after filling out ALL the required
boxes. Please note that your registration is valid only when
the above described identification is attached. Failing to
submit the requested identification, or if you submit and
incomplete form of identification, may result in an invalid
registration and therefore loosing your space.
Q: I am interesting in attending the
workshops but I can only attend 2 out of 3 days. Is that possible?
A: Yes, you may register for the full program and attend the
workshops partially, although we strongly recommend that you
attend the workshops full-time in order not to jeopardise
the work of the team you will be working with. Please note
that there is no discount or refund for attending a portion
of the workshops.
Q: I wish to register for the tours
and site visits, but I cannot be there the first day. Could
I attend only for the second day?
A: Yes, you can register,
but you will have to meet the group on the second day at your
own expense. For your own convenience, we strongly recommend
that you attend the entire program. We also do not offer a
discount or refund for attending a portion of the program,
or for changes in the program caused by force major.
Q: Until now, I am not interested in
registering for the workshops, but I would like to attend
the lectures. Is it possible
A: Yes, there are lectures and documentary screenings which
are open and free to the public. In case of overbooking the
registered participants have priority. The public sits on
a first-come first-serve basis. Please refer to the online
program and relevant
web pages for more information.
Q: How much of the program is presented
in English?
A: The conference language is English. Some lectures may have
Greek translation.
Q: When is the next ECOWEEK event?
A: Please refer to our website
for regular updates and announcements of events, or write
to us to add your address to our mailing list for regular
updates.
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