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GREEN|WISMAR
UNIVER-CITY
Wismar 17.03.2014 -21.03.2014
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What will a green campus in a sustainable
city of the future look like?
Can we plan today to develop the models
for future urban societies?
What major changes need to occur if we
are to maintain the expectations of our
current lifestyles especially as we need to
adapt to climate change?
What are the challenges for urban infrastructure planning and management if our
cities are to be come carbon neutral?
What skills will young practitioners need to
address these issues?
COURSE
BACKGROUND
Mixed-use development is a basic part of sustainable
urban ecology. Most university sites like the campus of
Hochschule Wismar, University of Technology, Business
and Design are currently too isolated from other businesses and cultural functions. The Campus of Wismar today
is like a “closed and partially silent area” devoted only
to university purposes and teaching aspects during the
week. How to open the area and make it part of the
city structure? Can the campus become a new “Green
Campus-Univer-City” together with the UNESCO World
Heritage City of Wismar and the whole district of Friedenshof?
The course is part of the strategy of internationalization
of the University and Faculty of Design with the aim to
establish a new joint study degree program in urban
ecology. During the workshop there is a kick-off meeting
of lecturers who are interested in the development of a
new study degree program of “urban ecology”.
COURSE
DESCRIPTION
The workshop includes a session focusing on the future
of the University. Discussions during the workshop will include the need to density the campus, how to create a
greater mix of uses on the campus, the need for more
interesting and vibrant routes through the campus and
more activity at weekend, day and night. At the end of
the workshop the working groups will present ideas for
new development and new uses to be sensitively incorporated into the campus area. These various projects
could form part of the briefing or scope for future master
planning and competition.
THE WORKSHOP
Workshop entitled “Urban Ecology”, Green
transformable buildings”, “Redesign green
products”, “Urban development”, “Green
Construction for Building and Civil Works”,
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International Students will be working on
this project during theInternational Wismarer Architecture Dialogue.
Lectures and debates will take place with
experts from China, Australia, the Netherlands and Germany on following topics:
Urban ecology design, mobility and green
cities.
In addition to lectures, workshops and exhibitions a faculty meeting of the new course
“Urban ecology“ will be organized in which
teachers have the opportunity to interact.
AIMS OF THE
WORKSHOP
> Interweave campus and city life / activities for example
in Wismar.
> Develop an integrated planning concept for the campus according to the ecological criteria.
> Specify ecological guidelines and criteria for an exemplary international campus, such as Wismar is. (working on
subjects like landscape and urban geomorphology, climate, energy, water, material flow, economic and socialcultural aspects, international aspects)
> Find out guidelines for implementation of green planning principles and technologies.
> Inspire new types of interdisciplinary collaboration between students, scientists, citizens and architects.
> Bring sustainability and green design issues into focus.
> Inspire new types of collaboration that will provide
more intelligent and green designs.
> Find out guidelines for development of a green city.
OUTCOMES OF COURSE PARTICIPATION
Students will experience a truly innovative
educational activity.
COURSE FORMAT
> Class sessions in Wismar, Germany
> Workshops and studio sessions
> Employers are seeking communicative and outward
looking graduates who are ready to engage in multidisciplinary global work activity. Participating in this
course would enhance these skills which employers are
looking for.
> Site inspections
> Topic selection by students
> Background reading
> Students will get greater knowledge of sustainability
and acquire skills to help adapt to climate change.
> Knowledge of urban infrastructure planning and management will be communicated
> cross-cultural awareness will increase
> Students will gain experience working with teams on
complex multidisciplinary problems affecting society.
> Travel logistics and planning
Course runs in intensive mode in Germany over an approximate five day period involving workshops, site inspections, group meetings etc.
ASSESSMENT
There is no examination for this course.
Assessment is by Project Report, brief Reflective Essay to
be completed in sufficient time following the finalization of the scheduled contact period.
ORGANISATION
International Wismarer Architecture Dialogue is a project of the Faculty of Architecture and Design in Cooperation with RMIT, Australia and Wismar International
Graduation School
Prof. Martin Wollensak
martin.wollensak@hs-wismar.de
M.A. Sabrina Lampe
sabrina.lampe@hs-wismar.de
SAVE THE DATE
17/03/2014 – 21/03/2014
Working Atelier Lobby House 7a
Philipp Müller Straße 14, 23966 Wismar
Sunday 16. March 2014
12:10 “Self-organized, independent
initiative“ Hartmut Gräter
Arrival
Sunday,16. March 2014
12:30
18:00
Welcome dinner
14:00 1st meeting working group
Edmund Horan, Joachim Eble and Andreas von Zadow
Monday, 17. March 2014
18:00
10:00 Opening
Rector of Hochschule Wismar
Dean of Faculty of Architecture and Design
Representative of RMIT, Melbourne Australia
Lunch (Mensa)
Feedback
Tuesday, 18. March 2014
9:00
“Problems, Dreams, Solutions”
Workshop
10:30 Introduction of Workshop and outline of activities
“Green Campus Concept Hochschule Wismar”
Martin Wollensak, HS Wismar
11:30 ”Vision for Tulli +Tampere City Centre,
participation project”
Andreas von Zadow
12:30 Lunch (Mensa)
11:30 “Theories and models of ecological urban design”
Ekhart Hahn
13:00
2nd meeting working group
18:00
Reports back
11:50 „The future of urban centers“
Edmund Horan, RMIT
Wednesday, 19. March 2014
9:00
3rd meeting working group (visit)
11:00
Planning the presentation
11:30
“Raising Architecture”
Ton Matton
2nd break
15:00
“Ecological planning and design“ Martin Wollensak
15:15
“Eco systems in urban design“
Beate Niemann
13:00
“Urban Ecology” Future field of study?
Ekhart Hahn
15:30
“Methods, tools for integrative ecological planning“
Joachim Eble
3rd break
13:15
Study Degree Program
“Sustainab le Urban Technologies”
Edmund Horan, RMIT
16:00
“Energy and Mobility Concepts for urban areas“
Udo Onnen-Weber
13:30
16:15
“Urban water concepts“
Herbert Dreiseitl
12:30
Lunch (Mensa)
„Urban Ecology in China“
Shi Tiemao, SYJU
1st break
14:00
“Landscape ecology“
Annette Otte
14:15
“Eco City“ Ton Matton
14:30
“Productive urban landscapes“
Katrin Bohn
16:30
“Material flows and resource ma-
nagement“
Michael Prytula
16:45
“Sustainable mobility“
Manfred Ahn
4th break
17:15
“Ecological and economy within ecological urban planning“ Marcus Hackel
17:30
“Methods and urban ecological evaluation/certification“
Rolf Messerschmidt
17:45
“Urban energy concepts“
Thomas Auer
18:00
“Participation concepts“
Andreas von Zadow
18:15 Summary and declaration
19.00
working supper
Thursday, 20. March 2014
9:00
Set-up team work
10:00
4th meeting working group
12:30
Lunch (Mensa)
14:00
Interim presentations
15:00
5th meeting working group
Friday, 21. March 2014
9:00
Putting presentation together
10:00 Final meeting of the working group
14:30 “UNIVER-CITY WISMAR” Presentation of results
15:30 Discussion and debrief
16:00
End of workshop/departure
Hochschule Wismar
University of Applied Sciences
Technology, Business and Design
Faculty of Architecture and Design
Prof. Martin Wollensak
martin.wollensak@hs-wismar.de
Layout Patrick Gläßner
www.behance.net/peppa_threepwood
p-glaessner@gmx.net