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Lightweight Landscape architectural workshop
Lightweight Landscape architectural workshop a w Politecnico di Milano _ Leonardo Campus Lightweight landscape for a sustainable built environment Minimal mass buildings for an energy-saving environment Scuola di Architettura e Società With the contribution of: Scuola di Architettura e Società Dipartimento DiAP Dipartimento BEST 2012 Supported by: Serge Ferrari Textiles TSI company Cluster ClusTEX Cariplo Foundation Scientific committee: Alessandra Zanelli, Carol Monticelli - BEST Luigi Spinelli, Paolo Pedrali - DiAP LECTURE: DESIGN GOES SOFT: software, soft form and soft energy Sheila Kennedy, MIT Boston Agenda of wednesday 22nd February 2012 8.30-10 S 1.4 Setting up of the exhibition 10-10.20 Introduction: The “soft-pv” project Alessandra Zanelli, BEST Department The MIT SOFT Rocker leverages its environment in a dynamic manner by using the human power of balance to create an interactive 1.5 axis 35 watt solar tracking system. 10.20-12 Design goes soft: software, soft form and soft energy Sheila Kennedy, MIT Boston 12 - 12.30 Innovative and recyclable composite textiles Cecile Wilquin, Serge Ferrari Textiles 14 -18 Opening Exhibition with: Andrea Angeli, Paolo Beccarelli, Roberto Maffei, Salvatore Viscuso, Paolo Pedrali, Luigi Spinelli, Alessandra Zanelli Sheila Kennedy Professor of the Practice of Architecture at MIT, Boston, and principal of KVA MATx (www.kvarch.net), is an expert in the integration of solar cell technology in architecture, changing the way buildings receive and distribute energy. Her solar textiles are made of flexible photovoltaic materials: these membrane-like surfaces are draped like curtains, but can also be used on roofs and walls. The SOFT HOUSE project in Hamburg, Germany is a winning competition entry designed by the KVA Matx Team for the International BauAustellung (IBA). Through the conceptual reframing of ‘soft’ and ‘hard’ materials and the integration of architecture, mobile textiles and clean energy infrastructure the SOFT HOUSE transforms the German PassiveHaus typology, offering a much more flexible living experience. The Soft House demonstrates how domestic infrastructure Lightweight Landscape architectural workshop a w Politecnico di Milano _ Leonardo Campus Lightweight landscape for a sustainable built environment Minimal mass buildings for an energy-saving environment Scuola di Architettura e Società With the contribution of: Scuola di Architettura e Società Dipartimento DiAP Dipartimento BEST 2012 Supported by: Serge Ferrari Textiles TSI company Cluster ClusTEX Cariplo Foundation Scientific committee: Alessandra Zanelli, Carol Monticelli - BEST Luigi Spinelli, Paolo Pedrali - DiAP LECTURE: DESIGN GOES SOFT: software, soft form and soft energy Sheila Kennedy, MIT Boston Agenda of wednesday 22nd February 2012 8.30-10 S 1.4 Setting up of the exhibition 10-10.20 Introduction: The “soft-pv” project Alessandra Zanelli, BEST Department 10.20-12 Design goes soft: software, soft form and soft energy Sheila Kennedy, MIT Boston 12 - 12.30 Innovative and recyclable composite textiles Cecile Wilquin, Serge Ferrari Textiles 14 -18 Opening Exhibition with: Andrea Angeli, Paolo Beccarelli, Roberto Maffei, Salvatore Viscuso, Paolo Pedrali, Luigi Spinelli, Alessandra Zanelli Sheila Kennedy Professor of the Practice of Architecture at MIT, Boston, and principal of KVA MATx (www.kvarch.net), is an expert in the integration of solar cell technology in architecture, changing the way buildings receive and distribute energy. Her solar textiles are made of flexible photovoltaic materials: these membrane-like surfaces are draped like curtains, but can also be used on roofs and walls. The SOFT House, under constrction in Summer 2012, demonstrates how domestic infrastructure can become ‘soft’ - engaging flexible living concepts, carbon neutral solid wood construction, and wireless building controls with responsive and performative textiles which create the public identity of the architecture. Lightweight Landscape architectural workshop a w Politecnico di Milano _ Leonardo Campus Lightweight landscape for a sustainable built environment Minimal mass buildings for an energy-saving environment Scuola di Architettura e Società With the contribution of: Scuola di Architettura e Società Dipartimento DiAP Dipartimento BEST 2012 Supported by: Serge Ferrari Textiles TSI company Cluster ClusTEX Cariplo Foundation Scientific committee: Alessandra Zanelli, Carol Monticelli - BEST Luigi Spinelli, Paolo Pedrali - DiAP LECTURE: DESIGN GOES SOFT: software, soft form and soft energy Sheila Kennedy, MIT Boston Agenda of wednesday 22nd February 2012 8.30-10 S 1.4 Setting up of the exhibition 10-10.20 Introduction: The “soft-pv” project Alessandra Zanelli, BEST Department 10.20-12 Design goes soft: software, soft form and soft energy Sheila Kennedy, MIT Boston 12 - 12.30 Innovative and recyclable composite textiles Cecile Wilquin, Serge Ferrari Textiles 14 -18 Opening Exhibition with: Andrea Angeli, Paolo Beccarelli, Roberto Maffei, Salvatore Viscuso, Paolo Pedrali, Luigi Spinelli, Alessandra Zanelli Sheila Kennedy Professor of the Practice of Architecture at MIT, Boston, and principal of KVA MATx (www.kvarch.net), is an expert in the integration of solar cell technology in architecture, changing the way buildings receive and distribute energy. Her solar textiles are made of flexible photovoltaic materials: these membrane-like surfaces are draped like curtains, but can also be used on roofs and walls. The MIT SOFT Rocker leverages its environment in a dynamic manner by using the human power of balance to create an interactive 1.5 axis 35 watt solar tracking system.
