Dutch Scenarios Resilience

Dutch Scenarios Resilience Dutch Scenarios Resilience is a research and design studio investigating the ambitions of and plausible futures for Delft Municipality. It focuses on developing scenarios and strategic designs that address the future of Delft Municipality in four extreme scenarios. 2019 concept, coordination, initiative, publication, tutoring Dutch Scenarios Resilience  Cities and regions all over the world are reinventing their positions; either driven by changes in national policies decentralizing governance or reacting to the reality of competition and collaboration on subjects such as economy, services or the changing number of inhabitants. This often originates from a desire or perceived necessity to respond to the changing ambitions of industries and citizens, as well as to global influences.  Due to the complex and intricate nature of upcoming challenges, there’s a need to improve decision-making and policy processes just as much as there’s a need to service and renew spatial structures as demands are changing. One can state that changes in urban developments are driven by changes in population and their needs. Energy and sustainability issues have become a common consciousness deserving appropriate response in terms of policy and spatial planning. One can easily add to these examples.   DESIGN THINKING These current challenges […]

MRDH 2068

MRDH 2068 Delft Scenarios 06 MRDH 2068 is a research and design studio investigating the ambitions of and plausible futures for Delft Municipality. It focuses on developing scenarios and strategic designs that address the future of Delft Municipality in three extreme scenarios. 2018 concept, coordination, inititiative, publication, tutoring MRDH 2068Cities all over the world are reinventing their positions, either driven by changes in national policies decentralizing governance or reacting to the reality of competition and collaboration on subjects such as economy, services or the changing number of inhabitants. Often this is generated out of a desire or perceived necessity to respond to the changing ambitions of industries and citizens. One only has to think of notions like ‘Creative Cities’, ‘Metropolitan Regions’, ‘City Branding’ and ‘Self-regulation’ to understand that traditional ways to organize one’s community will fail to adequately address these emerging ambitions.There is a need to improve decision-making and policy processes just as much as there is a need to service and renew spatial structures as demands are changing. One can state that changes in urban developments are driven by changes in population and their needs. Energy and sustainability issueshave become a common consciousness deserving appropriate response in terms of policy […]

Extreme Scenarios MRDH

Extreme Scenarios MRDH Delft Scenarios 05 Extreme Scenarios for the Metropole Region Rotterdam is a research and design studio investigating the ambitions of and plausible futures for Delft Municipality. It focuses on developing scenarios and strategic designs that address the future of Delft Municipality in four extreme scenarios. 2017 concept, coordination, initiative, publication, tutoring Extreme Scenarios for the Metropole Region RotterdamCities all over the world are reinventing their positions, either driven by changes in national policies decentralizing governance or reacting to the reality of competition and collaboration on subjects such as economy, services or the changing number of inhabitants. Often this is generated out of a desire or perceived necessity to respond to the changing ambitions of industries and citizens. One only has to think of notions like ‘Creative Cities’, ‘Metropolitan Regions’, ‘City Branding’ and ‘Self-regulation’ to understand that traditional ways to organize one’s community will fail to adequately address these emerging ambitions. There is a need to improve decision-making and policy processes just as much as there is a need to service and renew spatial structures as demands are changing. One can state that changes in urban developments are driven by changes in population and their needs. Energy and sustainability issues have […]

Region Metropole

Region Metropole Delft Scenarios 04 Region Metropole is a research and design studio investigating the ambitions of and plausible futures for Delft Municipality. It focuses on developing scenarios and strategic designs that address the future of Delft Municipality in four extreme scenarios. 2016 concept, coordination, initiative, tutoring Autarky Scenario by Eric Lowe Boot Camp Valley Scenario by Jonathon Cordova City Hart Scenario by Sommer Cade Waterworld Scenario by Sadie Meyer participants University of Kentucky - College of Design Sommer Cade, Jonathon Cordova, Eric Lowe & Sadie Meyer instructors Siebe Bakker & Dré Kampfraath support Ateliers: Ifke Brunings & Patricia Hessing Delft University of Technology - Faculty of Architecture: Henri van Bennekom

housefabrik

housefabrik Four principal typologies were developed to demonstrate the potential of the new material, production line and elements of housefabrik. 2015 concept, design, initiative, publication, strategy design & graphic design Siebe Bakker & Anna Karina Janssen

delft2050

delft2050 Delft Scenarios 03 Delft2050 is a research and design studio investigating the ambitions of and plausible futures for Delft Municipality. It focuses on developing scenarios and strategic designs that address the future of Delft Municipality in five extreme scenarios. 2015 concept, coordination, initiative, tutoring, publication DELFT2050Design thinking Cities all over the world are reinventing their positions, either driven by changes in national policies decentralizing governance or reacting to the reality of competition and collaboration on subjects such as economy, services or the changing number of inhabitants. Often this is generated out of a desire or perceived necessity to respond to the changing ambitions of industries and citizens. One only has to think of notions like ‘Creative Cities’, ‘Metropolitan Regions’, ‘City Branding’ and ‘Self-regulation’ to understand that traditional ways to organize one’s community will fail to adequately address these emerging ambitions.There is a need to improve decision-making and policy processes just as much as there is a need to service and renew spatial structures as demands are changing. One can state that changes in urban developments are driven by changes in population and their needs. Energy and sustainability issues have become a common consciousness deserving appropriate response in terms of policy and spatial planning. One can easily add to these examples. These current challenges are becoming more complex and interwoven. Fed by a […]

Warmbeton SU

warmbeton su Hands-on workshop for architecture students of Syracuse University. Based on the material porperties of insulating, load-bearing, ultra-lightweight concrete, its architectural potential is investigated. 2015 concept, initiative, tutoring Workshop Warmbeton Syracuse UniversityMany architects seem to look back with envy towards their illustrious predecessors from the early 20th century like Felix Candela, Le Corbusier and Oscar Niemeyer. The main topic of their envy turns out to be the possibility to truly built monolithic. Nowadays made virtual impossible due to environmentally driven building physics requirements, labor costs combined with traditional formwork technologies and a wide-spread negative perception of weathering of fair faced concrete. However, the idea to be able to build in one material still evokes as almost magical attraction.  Notwithstanding the inability for those captured by this ambition to work monolithic to explain their desire – one material may lead to one detail, ‘one’ is beautiful in and by itself, simple is better, less is more, and so on – there are in fact more objective arguments available as well. Due to increasing insulation demands and due to a more and more structured building process, various materials have surfaced for various specific tasks. Concrete for structural requirements, foam and mineral […]

citycampuscampuscity

citycampuscampuscity Delft Scenarios 02 CityCampusSampusCity is a research and design studio investigating the ambitions of and plausible futures for Delft Municipality. It focuses on developing scenarios and strategic designs that address the ambition of Delft Municipality to enlarge and intensify the relation between the city and the university campus. This cross-faculty project will investigate network management strategies for the local government (Leiden University) as well as five extrene scenarios (University of Kentucky). 2014 concept, coordination, initiative, publication, tutoring CityCampusCampusCityDESIGN THINKING future scenarios and network governanceCities all over the world are reinventing their positions, either driven by changes in national policies decentralizing governance or reacting to the reality of competition and collaboration on subjects such as economy, services or the changing number of inhabitants. Often this is generated out of a desire or perceived necessity to respond to the changing ambitions of industries and citizens. One only has to think of notions like ‘Creative Cities’, ‘Metropolitan Regions’, ‘City Branding’ and ‘Self-regulation’ to understand that traditional ways to organize one’s community will fail to adequately address these emerging ambitions.There is a need to improve decision-making and policy processes just as much as there is a need to service and renew spatial structures as demands are changing. One can state that changes in urban developments are driven by changes in […]

Knowledge City

Knowledge City Delft Scenarios 01 Knowledge City is a research and design studio investigating the ambitions of and plausible futures for Delft Municipality. It focuses on developing scenarios and strategic designs that address the ambition of Delft Municipality to enlarge and maintain the citizenship of students and professionals educated at the local institutes, Delft University of Technology and others. This cross-faculty project will investigate network management strategies for the local government (Leiden University) as well as spatial development of housing projects (University of Kentucky). 2013  concept, coordination, initiative, publication, tutoring Delft scenarios 01 Introduction to the studio work.animation & videoLaurel ChristensenEnglish Delft Scenarios 01Cities all over the world are reinventing their positions; either driven by changes in national policies decentralizing governance or reacting to the reality of competition and collaboration on subjects such as economy, services or the changing number of inhabitants. This is often out of a desire or perceived necessity to respond to the changing ambitions of industries and citizens. One only has to think of notions like ‘Creative Cities’, ‘Metropolitan Regions’, ‘City Branding’ and ‘Self-regulation’ to understand that traditional ways to organize one’s community will fail to adequately address these emerging ambitions. There’s a need to improve […]

Material Research + Fabrication 02

Material Research + Fabrication 02 An 8-week research and design studio for students of the University of Kentucky - College of Design in Delft, the Netherlands. The 5th Concrete Design Competition theme of ENERGY functioned as the basis for this material research project in which students investigated properties and potential of the material concrete in relation to a wide variety of notions on energy. This study abroad program naturally included site visits in the Netherlands and Europe as well as a graphic design workshop and a workshop at the laboratory of G.tecz, Kassel. 2012 initiative, concept, coordination, tutoring participants Joseph Cavallo, Seth Davis, Drew McGurk, Taisa Sehic, Jacob Tompkins & Juliann Tompkins instructors Siebe Bakker, Ad van der Kouwe & Gregor Zimmermann critics & experts Ifke Brunings, Patricia Hessing, Caroline Kruit & Jasper Westebring support Ateliers: Ifke Brunings & Patricia Hessing Delft University of Technology - Faculty of Architecture: Henri van Bennekom G.tecz: Gregor Zimmermann Manifesta: Ad van der Kouwe University of Kentucky - College of Design: Michael Speaks initiative bureaubakker University of Kentucky - College of Design: Michael Speaks

Material Research + Fabrication 01

Material Research + Fabrication 01 An 8-week research and design studio for students of the University of Kentucky - College of Design in Delft, the Netherlands. The 5th Concrete Design Competition theme of ENERGY functioned as the basis for this material research project in which students investigated properties and potential of the material concrete in relation to a wide variety of notions on energy. This study abroad program naturally included site visits in the Netherlands and Europe as well as a graphic design workshop and a workshop at the laboratory of G.tecz, Kassel. 2011 initiative, concept, coordination, tutoring participants Jeffrey Guiducci, Neema Jahed, Corey Jenkins, Demetrius Leach, Bethany Long, Autumn Midyett, Taisa Sehic, Kevin Setser & Brandon Townsend instructors Siebe Bakker, Ad van der Kouwe, Bruce Swetnam & Gregor Zimmermann support Ateliers: Ifke Brunings & Patricia Hessing Delft University of Technology - Faculty of Architecture: Henri van Bennekom G.tecz: Gregor Zimmermann Manifesta: Ad van der Kouwe University of Kentucky - College of Design: Michael Speaks initiative bureaubakker University of Kentucky - College of Design: Michael Speaks

UHPC UKY

uhpc uky A one week hands-on workshop at the College of Design working with Quantz by G.tecz an Ultra High Performance Concrete. Students investigated the properties of the material and how to actually work with it. Small prototypes were produced demonstrating some of the exceptional characteristics of Quantz. 2011 concept, coordination, initiative, tutoring participants Jeffrey Guiducci, Neema Jahed, Corey Jenkins, Demetrius Leach, Bethany Long, Autumn Midyett, Taisa Sehic, Kevin Setser & Brandon Townsend instructors Siebe Bakker & Gregor Zimmermann support G.tecz: Gregor Zimmermann Gate Precast Company: Mark Pedron Rives Rash host University of Kentucky - College of Design initiative bureaubakker G.tecz: Gregor Zimmermann University of Kentucky - College of Design: Michael Speaks

SouthWing 2040

plausible futures for the south wing area: identity & spatial development SOUTHWING 2040 is a scenario planning studio in which product design students from Art Centre in Los Angeles investigated the ambitions and potential of the Dutch Southwing area. As part of a two year long in depth research by Atelier Zuidvleugel this studio added insights into how plausible identities could be developed to enhance the position on the Southwing area in the Netherlands and Europe. 2007 initiative, concept, coordination, publication, tutoring participants Ann Tao, Annie Gonzalez, Elyse Marks, Ilona Shumsky, Justin Cram, Kahren Kim, Kirakarn Churnakoses, Matthew Mink, Meirav Shitrit, Melissa Catellano, Navneet Gill, Shawn Zingelewicz, Tai-Shan Chou & Yusuke Yokoyama tutors Siebe Bakker, Gerardo Herrera, Sherry Hoffman, Michael Speaks & Ellen Weerman critics Heather Flood, Tali Krakowsky, Sarah Lorenzen, Henk Ovink & Stephanie Smith support Atelier South Wing - Nadia Casabella & Paul Gerretsen Art Centre Los Angeles DS+V Rotterdam - Joep van Buiten Hoeve Biesland - Jan Duijndam KABK Den Haag Stroom Den Haag - Arno van Roosmalen initiative Siebe Bakker, Paul Gerretsen & Michael Speaks SOUTHWING 2040 has been made possible through contributions by Atelier Zuidvleugel

Rotterdam Airport Scenarios

inter-disciplinary and inter-university scenario planning project on Rotterdam Airport and environs At Delft Technical University students researched and developed strategies for a 'new' Rotterdam Airport. Based on current political, spatial and economical trends the envisioned new program, positioning an ambitions for the changing regional airport. Simultaneously a group of students at SCI-Arc Los Angeles studied comparable regional airports in California. Results were shared during the process of investigation to stimulate collaboration and shared knowledge. The project culminated in a weeklong workshop in The netherlands were both groups presented and discussed. 2006 concept, coordination, initiative, publication, tutoring project setup‘Rotterdam Airport Scenarios’ is a design / research project for international master students architecture at the Technical University Delft, faculty Architecture. The project investigates a complex urban / landscape area in which major developments concerning infrastructure, housing, industry and recreation are found in a mix with political, cultural and economical ambitions. Its aim is to generate a series of scenarios that unveil both the seemingly obvious as well as more obscure and exiting potentials for the area covering developments between Rotterdam and The Hague.The area is characterized by a broad variety of future developments that range form new railroad systems and structures (Randstad […]

Acoustic Concrete

exploring acoustic properties of concrete at academy of architecture amsterdam Hands-on workshop for students of the Academy of Architecture Amsterdam, investigating how specific acoustic properties of concrete objects generated through form, wind and touch can enhance certain spatial experiences. 2002 initiative, concept, coordination, tutoring tutors Siebe Bakker support ENCI - Hans Köhne host Academy of Architecture, Amsterdam