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Architecture after Architecture: spatial practice in the face of the climate emergency

一个又一个的建筑：面对气候紧急情况的空间实践

基本信息

批准号：
AH/V003283/1
负责人：
Jeremy Till
金额：
$ 36.04万
依托单位：
University of the Arts London
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%2FV003283%2F1
关键词：
Architecture after spatial practice face

项目摘要

'Architecture after Architecture' investigates the way in which the architectural profession, and other practitioners working in the field of the built environment, might operate in the face of the climate emergency. Living with climate emergency demands systemic change to our economies, behaviours and social structures - all of which have profound implications for approaches to our built environment. Where most research concerning architecture and the environment concentrates on technical and material responses, mainly relating to carbon reduction, this project looks at the cultural and economic contexts of the climate emergency, and the implications these have for spatial practice (a term that designates multiple ways of operating in the production of the built and natural environment). It investigates in particular the urgent need to reconsider assumptions of growth, extraction and progress on which orthodox economics is based - and which the modern project of architecture both signalled and was founded on. The aim of the project is to investigate what happens to architecture after some of those principles are challenged by the demands arising from the climate emergency.The 'Architecture after Architecture' project is led by a UK-German team of architects and academics based in Central Saint Martins (University of the Arts London) and the Technische Universität Braunschweig, collaborating internationally with economists, sociologists, designers, artists, writers and journalists to imagine the future of spatial practices. It starts with cultural, economic and political discourses around the climate emergency as they relate to spatial practice. It will also gather evidence from contemporary spatial practice to analyse approaches that might be relevant to facing it. Because climate impacts on wider societal contexts, the project will also explore non-spatial conditions, such as those outlined in the various versions of the Green New Deal (GND). The final stage of the project takes these analyses, and projects future scenarios into which new forms of spatial practice are placed. It asks the questions: What are the spatial implications of the systemic changes arising from the climate emergency, and what role may architects and spatial agents play in the envisioning and co-design of these spatial conditions?The primary objective of the project is to develop scenarios for new forms of spatial practice in the context of the climate emergency. These will have broad relevance to architects and other professionals (planners, geographers, policy makers) working in spatial production, built, natural and social. It will achieve this through employing innovative methods of research, including through scenario-building workshops with multi-disciplinary groups. It will also build an open-access database of 100 international examples of how practitioners are using various approaches in the face of the climate emergency.

“建筑之后的建筑”调查了建筑专业人士和其他在建筑环境领域工作的从业者在面对气候紧急情况时的运作方式。应对气候紧急情况要求我们对经济、行为和社会结构进行系统性改变——所有这些都对我们的建筑环境方法产生深远影响。大多数关于建筑和环境的研究都集中在技术和材料反应上，主要与碳减排有关，本项目着眼于气候紧急情况的文化和经济背景，以及这些对空间实践的影响（一个术语，指的是在建筑和自然环境的生产中多种操作方式）。它特别研究了重新考虑正统经济学所基于的增长、提取和进步的假设的迫切需要，这些假设既是现代建筑项目的信号，也是其基础。该项目的目的是研究在这些原则受到气候紧急情况的挑战后，建筑会发生什么。“建筑之后的建筑”项目由位于中央圣马丁（伦敦艺术大学）和布伦瑞克理工大学Universität的英德建筑师和学者团队领导，与国际经济学家、社会学家、设计师、艺术家、作家和记者合作，想象空间实践的未来。它从围绕气候紧急情况的文化、经济和政治话语开始，因为它们与空间实践有关。它还将从当代空间实践中收集证据，以分析可能与面对它相关的方法。由于气候影响更广泛的社会背景，该项目还将探索非空间条件，例如各种版本的绿色新政（GND）中概述的条件。项目的最后阶段进行了这些分析，并规划了未来的场景，其中放置了新的空间实践形式。它提出了以下问题：气候紧急情况引起的系统性变化对空间的影响是什么？建筑师和空间代理人在这些空间条件的设想和共同设计中可能发挥什么作用？该项目的主要目标是在气候紧急情况的背景下为新的空间实践形式制定方案。这些课程将与从事空间生产、建筑、自然和社会工作的建筑师和其他专业人士（规划师、地理学家、政策制定者）广泛相关。它将通过采用创新的研究方法，包括与多学科小组一起举办情景构建讲习班来实现这一目标。它还将建立一个开放获取的数据库，其中包含100个国际实例，说明从业者如何在面对气候紧急情况时使用各种方法。