The Research Workshop Architectural Morphology: Investigative modeling and spatial analysis is meant as a beginning or a point of departure, in research and for coming events revolving around modeling and spatial analysis in architecture. With speakers of considerable repute within the field commonly referred to as Space Syntax, as well as in other Architectural fields, it is meant to communicate cutting edge analytical, configurative modeling as well as explore relations to other modeling and analytical traditions in architectural research. Furthermore, through the participation of AEDAS R&D and the experience of many of the speakers, the relation between modeling and analysis in research and practice will be highlighted and discussed. While a research workshop, the event is open for researchers, students, and the general public and the talks will aim to be valuable for both experts and the interested or curious.
The event will take place at the KTH School of Architecture, May 14th 2013 and is a full day event open to the public. There is no entrance fee. However, while there is no entrance fee we appreciate participants to contact daniel.koch@arch.kth.se or pablo.miranda@arch.kth.se, so that we can plan drinks and refreshments.
The speakers draw from international expertise in research and practice, and combines computational design, urban morphology, and space syntax research, amongst other fields. The speakers, John Peponis (GeorgiaTech), Sophia Psarra (UCL the Bartlett), Meta Berghauser-Pont (TU Delft), Ermal Shpuza (Southern Polytechnic State), Christian Derix (AEDAS), Åsmund Izaki (AEDAS), Ulrika Karlsson (KTH), Pablo Miranda Carranza (KTH), and Daniel Koch (KTH) all have experience in both design and research, with different emphasis.
Venue
The Workshop will take place at the KTH School of Architecture, Östermalmsgatan 26, Stockholm.
About the Workshop
The event is arranged by the EU FP7 Project RIBS, in co-operation with the Strong Research Environment Architecture in Making and ResArc.
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