Concepts of Transformation

Karen Olesen; Stefan Darlan Boris; Morten Daugaard; Andriette Ahrenkiel Jørgensen; Niels Albertsen; Stefan Darlan Boris; Anne Mette Boye; Morten Daugaard; Rasmus Hjortshøj; Sidse Martens Gudmand-Høyer; Mariia  Hupalo; Birgitte Geert Jensen; Andriette Ahrenkiel Jørgensen; Mo Michelsen Stochholm Krag; Mogens Andreassen Morgen; Tom Nielsen; Karen Olesen; Jens Christian Pasgaard; Christoffer Thorborg; Anne Elisabeth Toft; Stefan Darlan Boris; Rasmus Hjortshøj; Mo Michelsen Stochholm Krag; Claus Peder Pedersen

Concepts of Transformation

Karen Olesen (Editor), Stefan Darlan Boris (Editor), Morten Daugaard (Editor), Andriette Ahrenkiel Jørgensen (Editor), Niels Albertsen, Stefan Darlan Boris, Anne Mette Boye, Morten Daugaard, Rasmus Hjortshøj, Sidse Martens Gudmand-Høyer, Mariia Hupalo, Birgitte Geert Jensen, Andriette Ahrenkiel Jørgensen, Mo Michelsen Stochholm Krag, Mogens Andreassen Morgen, Tom Nielsen, Karen Olesen, Jens Christian Pasgaard, Christoffer Thorborg, Anne Elisabeth ToftStefan Darlan Boris (Photographer), Rasmus Hjortshøj (Photographer), Mo Michelsen Stochholm Krag (Photographer), Claus Peder Pedersen (Photographer)

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Abstract

At Aarhus School of Architecture research is clustered in three research labs. At Research Lab 1: Territories, Architecture and Transformation we are devoted to questioning and qualifying current urban transformation processes in a shared effort to address future needs and potentials within the field of architecture and urbanism.

We base our research on a broad spectrum of approaches, including theoretical and academic investigations, field work as well as design-driven and design-oriented empirical work based on research-by-design.

The plural concept of territories points to a shared field of interest, which is cross-scalar and includes regional networks, landscapes, urban spaces, buildings, small-scale intimate spaces and objects with a particular focus on cultural heritage and the built legacy of the welfare state.

This book is intended as an invitation to potential collaborators within both academia and the architectural profession.

Original language	English

Place of Publication	Aarhus
Publisher	Arkitektskolens Forlag
Number of pages	59
ISBN (Print)	978-87-90979-76-8
Publication status	Published - 28 Jun 2018

Keywords

Transformation
Architecture

Artistic research

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