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Pol IBA Programma.Pdf The main goal of the workshop is to share multidisciplinary researches between the most important schools of architecture in the Balkan Region and the School of Architecture at Politecnico di Bari. During the meeting, will be discussed different methodological approaches, both theoretical and practical, regarding the problem of the form of contemporary city and that of its spatial design. In the framework of the Erasmus+ KA107 Programme, rather than scattering different visiting professors/researchers in different times from all over the partner countries, we propose an intensive event in the form of a workshop. It is to be articulated in lectures and design ateliers, as well as a place where to confront each other’s ideas and exchange personal points of view by one’s own research results. The topic of the workshop will be the reuse of abandoned work spaces inside the city of Fasano (BR) or along its edge by the sea. Considered as potential resources for projecting the morphology of the city, these areas represent an important occasion to experiment new settlement and housing models, which should be capable to deal with sustainability needs as well as with the aspirations of our time to provide pieces of nature in the city. In Puglia there are many urban and natural contexts characterized by Organizing Institution the presence of disused plants (industrial, military, manufacturing Politecnico di Bari areas, etc.). All of them are areas of “crisis” when addressing to the urban morphology. Once we are ready to give these areas back to Hosting Institution the city, a new debate on the urban form will be needed, and the Dipartimento dICAR creation of public spaces and facilities will be the occasion to design new theoretical models to be applied where those estate-driven Partners processes, conducted in the last decades, failed. In particular, the University of Montenegro, University of Sarajevo, University of workshop will focus on three areas in the territory of Fasano, with Belgrade, University of Kosovo, Polytechnic University of Tirana, three very peculiar environments. One will be by the sea, completely Universiteti Marin Barleti, Epoka University, Polis University, Comune apart from Fasano, where one can find the residual brownfields di Fasano (Br) placed in a protected area. Another case study is to be found on the outskirt of the town, dealing with the topic of the limit between urban Scientific committee environment and countryside. The third area is a former productive F. Calace, F. Defilippis, A.B. Menghini, M. Montemurro, A. Nitti, M. building in the consolidated part of the urban fabric, dealing with Turchiarulo high density and historical features. Visiting professors Lijljana Djukanovic - University of Belgrade, Serbia The teaching and designing teams of the workshop will be Edmond Manahasa, Frida Pashako, Egin Zeka – Epoka University, composed of professors/researchers of the Politecnico di Bari and Albania professors/researchers of the partner universities (University of Spartak Bagglamaja, Oltjon Luga - Universiteti Marin Barleti, Albania Montenegro, University of Sarajevo, University of Belgrade, Goran Radovic, Ratko Mitrovic - University of Montenegro, University of Kosovo, Polytechnic University of Tirana, Universiteti Montenegro Marin Barleti, Epoka University, Polis University). The Italian and Ledian Bregasi, Saimir Kristo, Joana Dhiamandi, Endrit Marku - Polis foreigners professors together will coordinate a team composed of University, Albania two tutor and ten students from the Architecture school of Bari and Ledita Mezini - Polytechnic University of Tirana, Albania from partner universities as recipients of an Erasmus mobility grant. Dukagjin Hasimja - University of Pristina, Kosovo Mevludin Zecevic, Amir Causevic, Lemja Chabbouh Aksamija, Day Program of workshop, lectures and other activities Nerman Rustempasic, Senaida Halilovic - University of Sarajevo, Nr. Bosnia & Herzegovina 1 FEBRUARY 19th, 2016, Monday Coordination committee 09.00 h - Aula C A. Cariello, V. Quadrato, G. Resta, N. Selvaggio, G. Tupputi Registration of participants assignment of the workplaces to the design teams Organizational staff 10.00 h > 13.00 h - Aula Magna DICAR T. De Venuto, F. Protomastro, R. Lomurno, M. Veneziani Opening and presentation of the Workshop Design teams (coordinators + tutors + guest professors) Greetings of the Representatives of Institutions: Team 1_Marmeria e vasche pescicoltura: Calace, Menghini + Magnifico Rettore del Politecnico di Bari, Eugenio Di Sciascio Cariello, Resta, De Venuto Direttore del Dipartimento DICAR, Giorgio Rocco Team 2_Saponificio: Montemurro, Nitti + Quadrato, Selvaggio, Sindaco del Comune di Fasano, Francesco Zaccaria Protomastro Delegato all’Internazionalizzazione della didattica del Politecnico di Team 3_Mercato: Defilippis, Turchiarulo + Tupputi, Veneziani, Bari, Nicola Giaquinto Lomurno Presentation of aims and themes of the workshop Organizational support F. Calace, F. Defilippis, A.B. Menghini, M. Montemurro, A. Nitti, M. Turchiarulo Unità di staff Comunicazione istituzionale e orientamento Ufficio Relazioni Internazionali Presentation of the partner schools L. Djukanovic, University of Belgrade, Serbia E. Manahasa, F. Pashako, E. Zeka – Epoka University, Albania S. Bagglamaja, O. Luga - Universiteti Marin Barleti, Albania G. Radovic, R. Mitrovic - University of Montenegro, Montenegro L. Bregasi, S. Kristo, J. Dhiamandi, E. Marku - Polis University, Albania L. Mezini - Polytechnic University of Tirana, Albania • Opening Professors Lectures D. Hasimja - University of Pristina, Kosovo M. Zecevic, A. Causevic, L.C. Aksamija, N. Rustempasic, S. 5 FEBRUARY 23th, 2016, Friday Halilovic - University of Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina 9.00 h > 17.00 h – Aula C 14.30 h > 19.30 h - Aula Magna DICAR Design Atelier Analytic Lectures of the project areas Tutors + representatives from the administrative and technical 18.00 h > 19.30 h – Aula Magna DICAR institutions • Opening Professors Lectures 2 FEBRUARY 20th, 2016, Tuesday 6 FEBRUARY 24th, 2016, Saturday 8.30 h > 19.30 h – Fasano (Br) 9.00 h > 20.30 h – Aula C Guided tour of the project areas Conclusion of the work, layout and printing of the panels 3 FEBRUARY 21th, 2016, Wednesday 20.30 h – Hall DICAR • Social dinner 9.00 h > 17.00 h – Aula C Design Atelier 7 FEBRUARY 25th, 2016, Sunday 17.00> 19.30 h – Aula Magna DICAR 9.00 h > 11.00 h – Hall DICAR Opening Professors Lectures •Installation of the final exhibition 4 FEBRUARY 22th, 2016, Thursday 11.00 h > 13.00 h – Aula Magna DICAR •Presentation of projects to the Final Jury 9.00 h > 17.00 h – Aula C L. Ficarelli, C. Moccia, N. Martinelli, A. Petruccioli •Design Atelier • Attribution of the credits to the students •Final Round Table with coordinators, guest professors, 17.00 h > 19.30 h – Aula Magna DICAR representatives from administrative and technical institutions.
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