Choreography as a tool to understand architectural situatedness: a mediating intervention at Hiedanranta industrial heritage site, Finland

IF 0.3 4区艺术学 0 ARCHITECTURE

METU Journal of the Faculty of Architecture Pub Date : 2022-05-19 DOI:10.1080/13602365.2022.2122533

K. Havik, Alberto Altés Arlandis

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This contribution takes the notion of situated experience as a starting point for explorations in practices of moving and making. Striving to privilege embodied experience and situated meanings, this contribution presents an experimental educational project at a former industrial site in Finland. The on-site intervention has been developed by the Master of Architecture research and design studio ‘Transdisciplinary Encounter: Choreographing Architectural Values’ by combining philosophical reflections on the experience of place and situation with a practical perspective. Twenty-four students from the studio based at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) worked in a context that encompassed a former pulp factory and a manor house in Tampere, Finland. Engaging this urban site in the direct vicinity of forests and lakes, and foregrounding our bodies’ capacity to ‘make space’, the studio explored research and making methods derived from the field of dance and choreography, particularly focusing on the relationship between movement and ‘situatedness’.

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舞蹈作为理解建筑情境性的工具:芬兰Hiedanranta工业遗址的中介干预

这一贡献将情境体验的概念作为探索移动和制作实践的起点。这个项目在芬兰的一个前工业基地展示了一个实验性的教育项目，力求赋予体现经验和位置意义的特权。现场干预是由建筑硕士研究和设计工作室“跨学科相遇:编排建筑价值”开发的，结合了对地点和情境经验的哲学思考和实践观点。来自代尔夫特理工大学(TU Delft)工作室的24名学生在芬兰坦佩雷的一个前纸浆厂和一个庄园的环境中工作。这个城市场地紧邻森林和湖泊，突出了我们身体“制造空间”的能力，工作室探索了舞蹈和编舞领域的研究和制作方法，特别关注运动和“情境性”之间的关系。

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