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Shaping Spaces - Architectural Models in Context.

塑造空间 - 背景中的建筑模型。

基本信息

批准号：
AH/T006374/1
负责人：
Simona Valeriani
金额：
$ 10.28万
依托单位：
Victoria and Albert Museum
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2021
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2021 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FT006374%2F1
关键词：
Shaping Spaces Architectural Models Context.

项目摘要

Shaping Spaces - Architectural Models in Context is an outreach programme with engagement and learning at its heart. An exhibition of architectural models, drawn from a range of practitioners and makers, will provide a visual focal point for a survey and celebration of the making and use of architectural models and the pivotal role they play in the design process, both historically and today. A rich events programme will target, and serve the needs of, different audiences.The Architectural Models Network, an AHRC-funded international research network, brings together those interested in the history, current practice and future of architectural model-making. Through its collaboration with the Building Centre, the Network will share the results of its work with, and have an impact on, diverse audiences.The V&A Research Institute, MAP (Models and simulations for architecture and heritage, CNRS laboratory) and the Building Centre will collaborate to curate and deliver the 'Shaping Spaces' exhibition and accompanying public programme, free to visitors.Featuring work by a wide range of makers, the exhibition will provide a striking visual display of innovative and inspiring architectural models accompanied by interpretation, sharing the importance of this form of design expression over time. Thanks to the collaboration with MAP the exhibition will also present cutting-edge digital technologies for the public interpretation of architectural models.The exhibition will be hosted by The Building Centre. Established in 1931, it promotes innovation in the built environment with an internationally-recognised public programme to inspire, inform and educate. Its audience is comprised of construction industry professionals, but central to its history and ethos is the ambition of raising awareness among and delivering information to the general public. The Centre receives 18,500 physical visitors per month.Free guided tours will explore the topics presented in the exhibition. A blog series on the Network's and on the Building Centre's websites will respond to the show. The Building Centre's website has 40,000 unique visitors per month. A Twitter campaign for the Centre's 22,000 followers will feature an architectural model on display each week and similar initiatives will be run through the Network's social media channels.As part of the public programme, a series of workshops for architects and model-makers, Key Stage 2-5 children and teachers will be run by a trained educator and a professional model-maker or architect, thanks to links formed by the Network with a variety of professionals, who have shown great interest in the project.Workshops for professionals will examine model-making in a wider context, exploring how other creative industries use models. These events will offer opportunities for sharing best practice and will investigate how physical models and interactive technologies combine to help engage audiences and communicate ideas.Workshops for schools will illuminate problem-solving through model making and the properties of materials. Cross Curricular links built by the workshops include: DT, Art, Physics, Media, Maths, English, Citizenship and Geography. A workshop for teachers will provide Continuing Professional Development.Legacy Materials, such as learning plans and resources, will be produced and made freely available on the Network's and the Building Centre's websites.A commissioned short film of interviews with architects and model-makers will be shared amongst the Network partner institutions, together with short films documenting our events, to expand the reach and maximise impact. We will produce a publication to present in an accessible way the results of the Network's work, a flyer will detail the models on show in the exhibition and list events.

塑造空间--背景中的建筑模型是一个以参与和学习为核心的外展方案。一场建筑模型展览，来自一系列从业者和制造者，将提供一个视觉焦点，以调查和庆祝建筑模型的制作和使用，以及它们在历史和今天的设计过程中所发挥的关键作用。一个丰富的活动计划将针对不同的受众，并服务于不同的需求。建筑模型网络，一个由AHRC资助的国际研究网络，聚集了那些对建筑模型制作的历史、现状和未来感兴趣的人。通过与建筑中心的合作，该网络将与不同的受众分享其工作成果，并对其产生影响。V&A研究所、MAP(建筑和遗产的模型和模拟，CNRS实验室)和建筑中心将合作策划和提供‘Shaping Space’展览和伴随的公共计划，免费向参观者开放。展览将提供一个引人注目的视觉展示，展示创新和鼓舞人心的建筑模型，并伴随着解释，分享这种形式的设计表达的重要性随着时间的推移。由于与MAP合作，展览还将展示尖端的数码技术，供公众解读建筑模型。展览将由建筑中心主办。它成立于1931年，通过一个国际公认的公共计划来激励、宣传和教育，促进建筑环境的创新。它的受众是建筑业的专业人士，但其历史和精神的核心是提高公众意识和向公众传递信息的雄心。该中心每月接待18,500名实际参观者。免费导游将探讨展览中的主题。电视网和建筑中心网站上的博客系列将对该节目做出回应。建筑中心的网站每月有40,000名独立访问者。该中心的22,000名追随者每周将在Twitter上展示一个建筑模型，类似的活动将通过该网络的社交媒体渠道进行。作为公共计划的一部分，一系列针对建筑师和模型制作者、关键阶段2-5的儿童和教师的研讨会将由一名训练有素的教育工作者和一名专业的模型制作者或建筑师运营，这要归功于该网络与对该项目表现出极大兴趣的各种专业人士形成的联系。专业人士的工作室将在更广泛的背景下研究模型制作，探索其他创意行业如何使用模型。这些活动将提供分享最佳实践的机会，并将调查物理模型和互动技术如何结合起来，以帮助吸引观众并交流想法。学校的工作室将通过模型制作和材料的性质来说明解决问题的方法。由工作坊建立的跨课程联系包括：DT、艺术、物理、媒体、数学、英语、公民身份和地理。为教师而设的工作坊将提供持续专业发展。课程内容包括学习计划和资源等，并会在网络和建筑中心的网站上免费提供。与建筑师和模型制作者的访谈短片将在网络伙伴机构之间分享，以及记录我们活动的短片，以扩大覆盖范围和最大限度地发挥影响。我们将制作一份出版物，以便于了解的方式介绍网络的工作成果，一份传单将详细介绍展览中展出的模型并列出活动。