The course offers the opportunity for architecture students to
immerse themselves in a site-specific architectural issue. Within
the course, we explore which role architecture can have in relation
to social and environmental aspects. Critical reflection and
evaluation of the own work process and its outcomes are important
aspects of the course.
In the course, participants will take part in a theme-based
workshop. The workshops that are offered and in which places these
are given can vary from year to year that the course is offered.
Each workshop has a limited number of students which can
participate and there is no guarantee that applicants to the course
will get their first-hand workshop choice.
Workshops for 2022
For Architecture, Exploration and Reflection Summer Term 2022,
the following three Workshops are offered:
Alvar & Aino Aalto at ground level
Architecture for Peace: Help build Peace in a divided Bosnia &
Herzegovina
Exploring Rome: Urban regeneration through heritage and
nature
All three workshops are provided on-site but Exploring Rome: Urban
regeneration through heritage and nature is also given through
online platforms. In case of covid-19 related restrictions, the
Architecture for Peace-workshop may be adapted to an online format
while the Alvar & Aino Aalto at ground level-workshop will be
cancelled. Please note the information under
Eligibility on how to rank and motivate your preferred
choices of workshops.
General information
All three course workshops are given on-site. The workshop
Exploring Rome: Urban regeneration through heritage and
nature is also given on distance through online
platforms.
The next course starts on 13 June 2022 and ends 21 August
2022.
Application round was open 18 February - 15 March
2022. Deadline to send in portfolio and motivational
letter was 30 March 2022.
Application and
eligibility
