urbanism – AIE

3rd International Workshop on Mediterranean Urban Morphology

Thu, 25 May 2017 09:38:10 +0000

La tercera edició del Workshop Internacional Mediterranean Urban Morphology. Tuscolano Reloaded, va tenir lloc els dies 7-8-9 de Maig a la Facultat d’Enginyeria de la Universitat de La Sapienza de Roma. El treball realitzat es va basar en l’estudi del potencial solar en el teixit urbà del barri del Tuscolano a Roma, tenint en compte les irregularitats i particularitats de la seva morfologia.

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Smart Communities Symposium UPC-KEIO

Mon, 30 Jan 2017 11:19:00 +0000

Smart Communities symposium UPC-KEIO. Towards the Next stage of Collaboration.

The First Smart Communities symposium seeks to act as a bridge towards the next stage of collaboration between UPC Barcelona and Keio University. In March 2016, the International workshop Fabrics brought together both universities for the first time through the collaboration of their students in a common challenge: the design of a shadow.

One year later, Keio and UPC met again in order to strenghten their bonds through this Smart Communities Symposium. Its main objective was the sharing and discussion of different research interests with the aim of building a common path to collaborate in the future.

This meeting included short presentations explaining the state of the art research at Keio University and UPC, together with round tables discussing disciplinary overlaps and possible future perspectives.

Participants: Helena Coch, Estanislao Roca, Carles Crosas, Darko Radovic, Akira Mita, Toshiharu Ikaga, Hiroto Kobayashi, Júdit Lopez, Miquel Martí, Mar Santamaria, Isabel Crespo, Jefferson Torres, Bruno Santana, Glòria Serra.

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2nd International Workshop on Mediterranean Urban Morphology

Tue, 10 May 2016 13:31:55 +0000

Rome, May 8th-11th 2016 2nd International Workshop on Mediterranean Urban Morphology. UPC ETSAB, Sapienza Engineering Faculty

The technique of weaving has always been used to create new realities; to transform linear matter into spatial bodies. Fabric can be textile and urban, both based on a regular structure, with a stitch type organizing the tissue. (més…)