Film & Arkitektur
TEACHING ARCH+FILM
Architecture is more than just bricks, frameworks and compartments. It is also sensual, corporeal and social. So, how are all those aspects of architecture communicated within the orbit of the built environment and with its users? Film has become an integral part of the architectural toolbox and training of future architects, capturing and communicating sensuous and conceptual aspects of our built and grown surroundings with the potential to reach a wide audience. With this growing collection of short lectures and examples of film produced by students, we want to explore and provide a platform for ‘best practices’ in the field of teaching architecture using film.
We have asked international distinguished researchers, architects or film-makers, how film is being integrated as a tool in architecture schools all over Europe. We have asked them how the film format can contribute in an architectural work process, and what the format can contribute with, in the experience of architecture and our surroundings. Talks and selected student films illustrate how it can be done.
This page will be continuously be updated with new films.
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Teaching Staff at the Chair of Architecture and Design Brandlhuber / B+ in the Department of Architecture at ETH Zürich
Rikke Munck Petersen, Associate Professor at Section for Landscape Architecture and Planning at University of Copenhagen gives a lecture on the use of film in the teaching of landscape architecture.
David Garcia on the use of film in his teaching and the benefits regarding pedagogy and formalization of intent.