Digital Research Fellowship
Architectuul has launched a Digital Research Fellowship for the Future Architecture Platform.
The inaugural edition of the fellowship will be made exclusively available to creatives of the platform as the forth call for ideas received record breaking 357 applications by 704 creatives from 60 countries. The Creative Exchange gathered creatives at the Museum of Architecture and Design (MAO) in Ljubljana.
The 2019 Creative Exchange offered different discussion formats. The Focus Talks for example featured Giovanna Borasi, chief curator at the CCA.
Gustavo Utrabo (Aleph Zero), Špela Videčnik (OFIS), moderator Mika Savela, Giovanna Borasi (CCA) and Freek Persyn (51N4E).
The Future Architecture Fair opened a forum for meeting potential partners.
A joint collaboration with Strelka Institute featured projects from Russia.
Living with Water – Southern Fringe of Ljubljana with Damjan Kokalevski.
At the Matchmaking Conference 25 emerging creatives and 3 Young Talent Architecture Award were presented.
In 2019 will as well Architectuul select one creative to join the work with the editorial team at the collaborative online architecture publication. Therefore we launch this open call to announce seven selected creatives to enter.
Architectuul will familiarize the fellow with the tools and methods of digital publishing. In the next months you will have the opportunity to meet seven creatives with their published stories on our blog. Amongst them only one will be invited for the four months fellowship.
Elian Stefa’s work focuses on exploring ambiguous territories, revitalization of abandoned spaces and collaborative design.
Forum for Architecture Theory (F.A.T.) is a horizontal teaching-learning program based on an open debate created by Fabio Don and Marco Zelli.
Hendrik Brinkmann and Julio Gotor Valcárcel were awarded with the Young Talent Architecture Award by the Mies van der Rohe foundation.
Klodiana Millona researches alternative models of affordable houses with a intragenerational typology and negotiation as a currency for city developments.
The small-scale project Unsent Postcard is designed and curated by Giorgia Scognamiglio and Lorenzo Zandri.
Sonja Dragović is analyzing practices of urban activism with local communities towards improving participatory methods, public policies and shared spaces.
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