Emerging Arctic Landscapes: review #1 - Landscapes in Change / intro #2

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

review #1 - Landscapes in Change / intro #2 - Vulnerability

Tuesday September 20 starting at 9.00, we'll review all your Landscapes in Change assignments:

expectations: define an expectation to the landscapes and/or cultures we will travel

observations: Spatial practices 1
-observations of spatiality and spatial practices at the locations we are visiting – for all to be observed at every lieu, but assignments are divided as follow:

-Hammerfest: Erlend / Jóna
-Alta: Dan / Yulia
-Kautokeino: Simeon / Terese
-Karasjok: Pétur / Niklas
-Vardø: Marianne / Mikkel
-Kirkenes: Robert / Silje
-Murmansk: all…

reflections: Spatial practices 2
-reflections on change..

Wednesday September 21 starting 9.00 we'll introduce next theme: Vulnerability.

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Emerging Arctic Landscapes

Emerging Arctic Landscapes is a master studio at Bergen Arkitektskole run during the autumn 2011 by Gisle Løkken, Magdalena Haggärde and Tone Berge.

The objective of the studio is to create a platform for critical discussions on the changes currently taking place in the Arctic region. These are changes in climate, ecologies, landscapes, economy, societies and cultures - changes that by all accounts can be expected to accelerate in the close future.

Starting with a trans-Arctic journey the studio will explore a cross section of remote arctic landscape under influence of intrusive development.

There are numbers of possible points of departure, and issues wished focused on. In this studio we want to investigate a broad span of examples of landscape occupations and arctic urbanizations - and study the forces of growth and decline that are working in the Arctic.