The Ship in the Palace
in the Kyrenia Castle,
Cyprus
Mimarlık Fakültesi Görükle Kampusu 16059 Nilüfer/BURSA
Presents: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Özlem Köprülü Bağbancı
Organisation: Özge Özkuvancı
(Özyeğin University)
(Özyeğin University)
Lecture: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Alessandro Camiz
May 8th 2019, 10:30, MIM4004
Koruma ve Restorasyon,
Uludağ Üniversitesi
Mimarlık Fakültesi
Bursa
sınıf 7
Uludağ Üniversitesi

Giovedì 16 maggio, a partire dalle ore 15.00 in Aula A3 del plesso di Architettura, il seminario ISTANBUL-REGGIO CALABRIA-DAKAR prevede l’illustrazione delle recenti attività svolte nelle missioni estere di docenti del dArTe impegnati nell’implementazione degli scambi internazionali.

Sarà presente il prof. Alessandro Camiz, docente del dipartimento di Architettura della Özyeğin University di Istanbul, che illustrerà gli esiti dell’International Urban Design Workshop 2019 URBAN FAÇADE di Galata Istanbul, svolto dal 23 al 30 marzo scorso presso la Özyeğin University di Istanbul-Turkey. Il laboratorio intensivo di progettazione ha visto la partecipazione di studenti del dArTe accompagnati e seguiti nelle attività progettuali dai docenti Giuseppe Arcidiacono, Alberto De Capua e Antonello Russo.

A seguire l’intervento di Giuseppe Arcidiacono che illustrerà le attività progettuali svolte in Turchia e l’intervento di Sebastiano Nucifora e Alessandro Villari che rendiconteranno sulla recente missione di studio in Senegal, svolta dal 19 marzo al 4 aprile 2019, con gli studenti iscritti dell’Atelier di Tesi Architetture per i Paesi in Via di Sviluppo.

Entrambe le attività hanno consentito di stabilire proficue relazioni culturali e scambi scientifici per l’organizzazione di una Summer School a Reggio Calabria nel mese di luglio 2019 i cui contenuti saranno resi noti nel corso della giornata.

http://www.unirc.it/comunicazione/articoli/21083/16-maggio-seminario-istanbul-reggio-calabria-dakar

DIAP-Lpa
Lettura e Progetto dell’Architettura
Design Studio, Master in Architecture (Restoration) English Curriculum, “Sapienza”, Rome University

The Archaeological Museum in the Kyrenia Castle, Cyprus

Lecture: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Alessandro Camiz
(Özyeğin University)
Presents: Aggr. Prof. Dr. Paolo Carlotti
Discussants: Prof. Dr. Giuseppe Strappa
Prof. Dr. GianPiero Moretti
(Université Laval)

April 17th 2019, 15.00, «Sapienza» University of Rome, Faculty of Architecture, Room B5
Piazza Borghese, 9, Rome

interrupted city

seminar 1: limiting the edge

saturday March 3^rd, 2018, 10:00-13:00

Iowa State University, Rome center, library

Piazza delle Cinque Scole 23, Rome

Alessandro Camiz, Jaime Correa, Gjergji Islami, Paolo Pineschi, Tom Rankin

https://interruptedcity.wordpress.com/

Urban Morphology in South-Eastern Mediterranean Cities: challenges and opportunities

- Conference Call
CyNUM – 1st Regional Conference, 16th -18th of May 2018, Nicosia, Cyprus

- Conference Venue: Ledra Palace, UN Buffer Zone, Nicosia, Cyprus
-Organised by the Cyprus Network of Urban Morphology

- Website: http://cyprusconferences.org/cynum2018/

The Cyprus Network of Urban Morphology will host its first regional conference in Nicosia, Cyprus. The conference aims to address current issues related to urban form from an interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary perspective, while engaging a variety of actors and stakeholders. The purpose of this conference, organized in parallel to the AESOP Thematic Group for Public Spaces and Urban Cultures (AESOP TG PSUC) meeting, is to unfold themes related to South-Eastern Mediterranean cities within the local context of Nicosia.

Theme. Over the past few decades, South-Eastern Mediterranean cities have become radically altered in the sense of scale, scope and complexity as a result of globalization, increased mobility at all levels, massive internal movements of labour, climate change, technological developments, economic fluctuations, unemployment and urban conflicts. Migration flows as well as internal displacements and the movement of refugees, demographic, spatial and socio-cultural changes have had profound consequences on city life and have created an increasingly diverse and continuously transformed urban population. Contemporary everyday life is, in these parts of the world, characterized by diverse manifestations of instability which continuously challenge and redefine everyday patterns of living and cities’ infrastructures and urban form.

Nicosia, the last divided capital of Europe, with a prolonged history of conflict, internal refugees’ displacements, migration and tourists’ flows, economic fluctuations and rapid, often abrupt urban transformations serves as an ideal laboratory to explore, unravel, and question urban form development in contexts of uncertainty and contestation. It is a city of contrasts in terms of its spatial, social, cultural and economic composition. The location of Cyprus in the Eastern Mediterranean offers a unique venue at the confluence of three continents and a multitude of cultures that face unique urban challenges. In a region of intense conflict, Cyprus offers a common ground for bringing people together in a neutral venue and it has acted thus numerous times in its past. The island is currently dealing with urban issues related to the movement of refugees and other transient populations in the region and to the influx of foreign investors, seeking luxury housing in its coastal cities. While increasing populations from Europe and beyond continue to settle in the island, Cyprus is also now facing a renewed need to provide housing for local people facing challenges due to the recent economic crisis. Cities’ urban development and sustainability have thus been central in the local and national agendas, providing a unique opportunity for urban morphology research and scientific knowledge to contribute towards this end.

CyNUM’s 1st regional conference aims at establishing a common platform to promote and develop the subject of urban form in Cyprus and within the Mediterranean region. Through different perspectives, the CyNUM conference aims to address the role of urban form in relation to the sudden and sometimes recurring dynamics that affect everyday urban life. Learning from cities in the South-Eastern Mediterranean region can provide a significant input to the fields of urban planning, architecture and design. To this end, the conference will develop links with other organizations (universities, NGOs, research centres and planning authorities) concerned with the built environment and with other regional ISUF networks and the central body of ISUF.

- Conference topics

• Urban Form and Social Uses of Space
• Urban Conflicts
• Historical Development Process
• Methodologies and Tools for Analysis in Urban Morphology
• Urban Morphology, Planning and Urban Design
• Cultural Morphology
• Urban Fringe Belts
• Urban Morphology and Townscape Conservation

- Abstract submission deadline: November 19th 2017

Conference website: http://cyprusconferences.org/cynum2018

Organising Committee

•Nadia Charalambous, Ass. Professor, Department of Architecture, University of Cyprus
•Nevter Zafer Cömert, Ass. Professor, Department of Architecture, Eastern Mediterranean University
•Alessandro Camiz, Assoc. Professor, Department of Architecture, Girne American University
•Ilaria Geddes, Researcher, Department of Architecture, University of Cyprus
•Sebnem Önal Hoskara, Professor, Department of Architecture, Eastern Mediterranean University
•Marko Kiessel, Department of Architecture, Faculty of Fine Arts, Design and Architecture, Cyprus International University
•Constantinos Kypris, Architect/PhD Student, Department of Architecture, University of Cyprus
•Elena Konstantinidou, Ass. Professor, National Technical University of Athens
Scientific Committee

•Michael Barke, Northumbria University, UK
•Kai Gu, University of Auckland, New Zealand
•Nilly Harag, Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Israel
•Aykut Karaman, Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Turkey
•Ayse Sema Kubat, Istanbul Technical University, Turkey
•Peter Larkham, Birmingham City University, UK
•Teresa Marat-Mendes, Technical University of Lisbon, Portugal
•Nicola Marzot, TU Delft, Netherlands
•Kostas Moraitis, National Technical University of Athens, Greece
•Vítor Oliveira, University of Porto, Portugal
•Giuseppe Strappa, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy
•Tolga Ünlü, University of Mersin, Turkey

complete call for papers

cynum18_cfp

diap sapienza
draco_dottorato in architettura e costruzione

incontri del dottorato draco

Berlin. Die Museumsinsel

lecture by
Hans Witschurke
Technische Universität -Dresden, Öffentliche Bauten

Monday June 9th, 2014
11,30 am, Fiorentino room
Faculty of Architecture
Via Antonio Gramsci 53, Rome
introduction
Giuseppe Strappa
Director, PhD School in Architectural Sciences, Sapienza University of Rome
discussion
Paolo Carlotti
Sapienza, University of Rome, DIAP-DRACO
Alessandro Camiz
Sapienza, University of Rome, DIAP-LPA

Scientific coordination: Alessandro Camiz
incontri del www.dottoratodraco.it

diap sapienza incontri del www.dottoratodraco.it
draco_dottorato in architettura e costruzione
GLOBAL HEALTHCARE
The International Work of Perkins + Will

lecture by
Jose Gelabert-Navia (LEED AP)
School of Architecture, University of Miami

Wednesday June 4th, 2014, 11,30 am, Fiorentino room, Faculty of Architecture, Via Antonio Gramsci 53, Rome, Italy
introduction
Giuseppe Strappa
Director, PhD School in Architectural Sciences, Sapienza University of Rome
discussion
Irene Del Monaco, Sapienza, University of Rome, DIAP-DRACO
Alessandro Camiz, Sapienza, University of Rome, DIAP-LPA

Scientific coordination: Alessandro Camiz

incontri del www.dottoratodraco.it

Dipartimento di Architettura e Progetto Sedi di via Gramsci 53 (ValleGiulia) e di piazza Borghese 9

Workshop internazionale sul tema : Metamorfosi della città contemporanea
28-30 maggio 2014

In collaborazione con il Dipartimento di Urban Conflicts Research dell’Università di Cambdirge (UK)
Organizzato dal Dipartimento di Architettura e dal Dottorato di Ricerca in Architettura e Costruzione (Draco), il workshop avvia una collaborazione con l’Università di Cambdridge intorno ai temi della trasformazione urbana, con particolare riguardo per I luoghi impegnati in una fase ancora conflittuale di passaggio fra sistemi politici differenti, guerre, migrazioni etc. Al centro di alcune relazioni, la maggior parte delle quali affidate a studenti dei corsi di dottorato della Sapienza e di Cambridge, vi saranno i casi delle città post-comuniste, a partire da Bucarest, ma anche di Gerusalemme, della situazione europea e italiana degli insediamenti Rom.
Oltre ai docenti di Cambridge, Wendy Pullan e Maximilian Sternberg, parteciperanno alle giornate del workshop architetti e docenti come Marco Brizzi, Alessandro Camiz, Francesco Careri, Roberto Cherubini, Anna Irene Del Monaco, Francesco Garofalo, Filippo Lambertucci, Pisana Posocco, Manuela Raitano.
La direzione scientifica del workshp è dei proff. Giuseppe Strappa, direttore del Dottorato di Ricerca Draco, e di Stefano Catucci. Il coordinamento di Iulia Statica (Università di Roma “La Sapienza”) e Gruia Badescu (University of Cambridge).

Dipartimento di Architettura e Progetto
Sede di via Gramsci 53 (Valle Giulia)
Aula Fiorentino
Mercoledi, 28 Maggio 2014, ore 16.00
Wendy Pullan
Department of Architecture
University of Cambridge (UK)

In situ: Museums of national struggle and the institutionalisation of conflict memories
(In situ: Musei della lotta nazionale e l’istituzionalizzazione delle memorie del conflitto)

Maximilian Sternberg
Department of Architecture
University of Cambridge (UK)

Transnational memory-sites: Bi-communal representations of trauma in Polish-German border towns
(Luoghi di memoria transnazionali: Rappresentazioni bilaterali del trauma nelle città di confine polacco-tedesche)

Nell’ambito del workshop internazionale che il Dipartimento di Architettura e Progetto organizza in collaborazione con l’Università di Cambridge, mercoledì 28 maggio alle h.16 avrà luogo una conferenza a due voci con Wendy Pullan e Maximilian Sternberg.

Nel corso dei loro interventi, i due docenti di Cambridge illustreranno il programma di ricerca intorno a cui ruotano le attività del Centre for Urban Conflicts Research, del quale sono rispettivamente direttore e vicedirettore.