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12) Evening Conversation #6
Ellen Rowley, TCD
Plus more tbc
Previous Public Conversations:
1) Opening Night - now what?
1 LEARNING SPACE (info)
- Deirdre McKenna & Emmett Scanlon
2 COHESIVE CONSTRUCTION (info)
- Colm Moore & Andrew Clancy & Ryan Kennihan
3 COMMUNICATIVE CONSTRUCTS (info)
- Cian Deegan & Alice Casey
4 THE SPIRIT OF GRACIOUS LIVING...FEW OPPORTUNITIES GENERATE THIS KIND OF DREAM (info)
- Jo-Anne Butler & Tara Kennedy
5 TWENTY-FOUR SEVEN (info)
- Laura Harty & Aideen Lowery
6 FLIPSIDE (info)
- Nuala Flood & Ciara Keohane
7 MULTIPLEX (info)
- Alice Clancy & James Rossa O'Hare
8 REMAKING THE MODERN SUBURB (info)
9 ARCHITYPES (info)
- Conor and David
10 1989-2009 MONUMENT TIME (info)
- Scale Architects in collaboration with Brian Ward &
Gary Farrelly
11 DERIVE : SUNRISE TO SUNSET (info)
12 INTERIOR VIEW - THE IDEA OF A BUILDING (info)
- Stephen Tierney
13 SYNTHETIC LANDSCAPES (info)
- Aoibheann ni Mhearain and David Healy
14 MODEL(S) WORK(S) (info)
- Chris Boyle
15 INTERPRETATIONS OF AN IMAGE (info)
- Francis Mathews & Laura Kelly
16 PUBLIC SPACE MAPPING (info)
- Alan Mee
17 ON HOLD? (info)
- Roland Bosbach and Manuel Diez Garrido
18 FROM THE GROUND UP (info)
- Anne Gorman
19 SOUNDING BOXES (info)
- Steve Larkin & Daire Bracken
20 A DAY IN THE LIGHT (info)
21 ATELIER ARCHITECTURE - A NEW PUBLIC SPACE (info)- Nathalie Weadick
Now
architects have time to think. architects are educated to solve problems and propose innovative solutions.
now what? is an initiative designed to tap into the wealth of creative talent amongst graduates and students who need space to research, learn new skills and people to discuss these with.
What
a series of multi-disciplinary public conversations; workshops; studio space and facilities available for research; publication of all work plus a public exhibition at the end of the summer. The entire initiative is to operate as a think-tank, is free of charge and will be run on a voluntary basis.
Richview
Richview is the School of Architecture, Landscape and Civil Engineering at University College Dublin at Clonskeagh, Dublin 14 - see map
To get involved, or to learn more contact us please email
nowwhatrichview (at) ucd.ie
architects have time to think. architects are educated to solve problems and propose innovative solutions.
now what? is an initiative designed to tap into the wealth of creative talent amongst graduates and students who need space to research, learn new skills and people to discuss these with.
What
a series of multi-disciplinary public conversations; workshops; studio space and facilities available for research; publication of all work plus a public exhibition at the end of the summer. The entire initiative is to operate as a think-tank, is free of charge and will be run on a voluntary basis.
Richview
Richview is the School of Architecture, Landscape and Civil Engineering at University College Dublin at Clonskeagh, Dublin 14 - see map
To get involved, or to learn more contact us please email
nowwhatrichview (at) ucd.ie
public conversations
Forthcoming Public Conversations:
12) Evening Conversation #6
-) Public conversation: 'Reaction to crises'
Panelists:Please note: Date tbc
Ellen Rowley, TCD
Plus more tbc
Previous Public Conversations:
1) Opening Night - now what?
Monday 06 July 09, 7.30pm
presentation of all workshops
2) Lunch-time discussion: 'Home'
Monday 20 July 09, 12.45pm-2.30pm
Panelists:
ScAle Architects & Sean Hillen
lecture with Q& A session afterwards organised by Workshop # 10, Monument Time.
5) Evening Conversation: Monument Time II
Tuesday 25th August 09, 5.30-8pm
Panelists:
Gary Farrelly, Brian ward, Ide Moloney.
7) Concluding Night - what next?
Friday 28th August 09, 7.00pm
8) Evening Conversation #1
what next?
An overview of the now what initiative and what comes next
Fab_Lab
An introduction to digital fabrication and how it is used to conceive, design and produce architecture.
9) Evening Conversation #2
Interpretations of an Image
Interior View
Monday 20 July 09, 12.45pm-2.30pm
Panelists:
Ali Grehan
Chaired by:
Hugh Campbell
Chaired by:
Hugh Campbell
3) Lunch-time discussion: 'Common Space'
Wednesday 29th July 09, 12.45pm-2.30pm
Panelists:
Aidan J.Ffrench, Landscape Architetct, DLR Coco.
Ali Grehan, Dublin City Architect
Aidan J.Ffrench, Landscape Architetct, DLR Coco.
Ali Grehan, Dublin City Architect
organised by Anne Gorman who runs
the 'from the ground up' workshop
4) Evening Conversation: Monument Time I
Panelists: Monday 24th August 09, 5.30-8pm
ScAle Architects & Sean Hillen
lecture with Q& A session afterwards organised by Workshop # 10, Monument Time.
5) Evening Conversation: Monument Time II
Tuesday 25th August 09, 5.30-8pm
Panelists:
Gary Farrelly, Brian ward, Ide Moloney.
lecture with Q& A session afterwards organised by Workshop #10, Monument Time.
6) Evening Conversation: On HOld
Wednesday 26th August 09, 6-8pm
Panelists:
On Hold Workshop Participants
The participants from workshop # 17 will present their research to the public and take questions...all are welcome!
6) Evening Conversation: On HOld
Wednesday 26th August 09, 6-8pm
Panelists:
On Hold Workshop Participants
The participants from workshop # 17 will present their research to the public and take questions...all are welcome!
7) Concluding Night - what next?
Friday 28th August 09, 7.00pm
8) Evening Conversation #1
Monday 14 Sept 09, 6.00pm
Red Room, Richview
Panellists:Red Room, Richview
what next?
An overview of the now what initiative and what comes next
Fab_Lab
An introduction to digital fabrication and how it is used to conceive, design and produce architecture.
9) Evening Conversation #2
Monday 21 Sept 09, 6.00pm
Red Room, Richview
Panellists:Red Room, Richview
Interpretations of an Image
Interior View
10) Evening Conversation #3
Public Space Mapping
Synthetic Landscapes
Derive
Monday 5 Oct 09, 6.00pm
Red Room, Richview
Panellists:Red Room, Richview
Public Space Mapping
Synthetic Landscapes
Derive
11) Evening Conversation #4
Monday 12th October, 7.00pm
Monday 12th October, 7.00pm
Exhibition Space, Unit 14 Block C, Smithfield Plaza.
Panellists:the blogs of now what?
exhibition / publication
Work produced in the workshops & research carried out in the studio spaces will be exhibited over two weeks in October to be a part of:
workshops
1 LEARNING SPACE (info)
- Deirdre McKenna & Emmett Scanlon
2 COHESIVE CONSTRUCTION (info)
- Colm Moore & Andrew Clancy & Ryan Kennihan
3 COMMUNICATIVE CONSTRUCTS (info)
- Cian Deegan & Alice Casey
4 THE SPIRIT OF GRACIOUS LIVING...FEW OPPORTUNITIES GENERATE THIS KIND OF DREAM (info)
- Jo-Anne Butler & Tara Kennedy
5 TWENTY-FOUR SEVEN (info)
- Laura Harty & Aideen Lowery
6 FLIPSIDE (info)
- Nuala Flood & Ciara Keohane
7 MULTIPLEX (info)
- Alice Clancy & James Rossa O'Hare
8 REMAKING THE MODERN SUBURB (info)
- James Leahy
9 ARCHITYPES (info)
- Conor and David
10 1989-2009 MONUMENT TIME (info)
- Scale Architects in collaboration with Brian Ward &
Gary Farrelly
11 DERIVE : SUNRISE TO SUNSET (info)
- Nuala Flood
12 INTERIOR VIEW - THE IDEA OF A BUILDING (info)
- Stephen Tierney
13 SYNTHETIC LANDSCAPES (info)
- Aoibheann ni Mhearain and David Healy
14 MODEL(S) WORK(S) (info)
- Chris Boyle
15 INTERPRETATIONS OF AN IMAGE (info)
- Francis Mathews & Laura Kelly
16 PUBLIC SPACE MAPPING (info)
- Alan Mee
17 ON HOLD? (info)
- Roland Bosbach and Manuel Diez Garrido
18 FROM THE GROUND UP (info)
- Anne Gorman
19 SOUNDING BOXES (info)
- Steve Larkin & Daire Bracken
20 A DAY IN THE LIGHT (info)
- Fiona Hughes & Orla Murphy
21 ATELIER ARCHITECTURE - A NEW PUBLIC SPACE (info)
22 INTERACT ! (info)
- Gordon Gibb
Donations
now what? as an initiative is based on people donating their time. We would also like to give people the opportunity to donate material things such as, well - materials.
Paper, card, pens and pencils, timber, metal, glass or whatever else you think might be useful. Cash donations would of course also be welcome as would tea-bags, biscuits or whatever might contribute to the success of now what?
If you are interested in making a donation please contact us at:
nowwhatrichview (at) ucd.ie
Sponsors:
Archinfo
Gerry Cahill Architects in association with Hedges Ltd.
Velux
Paper, card, pens and pencils, timber, metal, glass or whatever else you think might be useful. Cash donations would of course also be welcome as would tea-bags, biscuits or whatever might contribute to the success of now what?
If you are interested in making a donation please contact us at:
nowwhatrichview (at) ucd.ie
Sponsors:
Archinfo
Gerry Cahill Architects in association with Hedges Ltd.
Velux
competition links
the organisers
Alice Clancy, James Rossa O'Hare, Fiona Hughes
Hugh Campbell, Anne Gorman, Orla Hegarty
Hugh Campbell, Anne Gorman, Orla Hegarty
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