I'm suscribed to V2com.news from which I get information about contemporary architecture and interior design. But this post was different, it is related to a 10 day workshop in Montreal, Canada. As follows:
Montréal, Canada, 2021-06-30 - Invited by the UQÀM School of Design to present an intensive 10-day workshop, architect Jean Verville, professor at the School of Architecture at Université Laval, offers a collaborative work gamification laboratory. Exploring the notion of an event as a means of activating a reappropriation of the deserted city, but also of demonstrating the interdependence of individuals and their participatory responsibility, Verville introduces students to a method tracing his professional process, from ideation to realization and to diffusion.
As the professor and his special guests submit themselves to various challenges to activate the production of heuristic tools, the students develop a repertoire of more than 5,000 shapes, collages, models, materials, details, and lexicons, without justification of origin, meaning, or possible interpretations.(...)
I think the work of these students is fantastic. So absolutely creative. And what is more, is the relationship with the human body, with both architecture and landscape. So conceptually explicit here. Photo credit: Maxime Brouillet Photographe + DES7029
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