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Integrative Design Workshop | Friday, 14 February 2020

Last Updated on 2020.02.14 by Slee

13:00 - 17:30 | Frick Environmental Center

Purpose:
The purpose of this event is to conduct a project kick-off workshop of an Integrative Design Process (IDP) - not to explain or describe it, but to model it. Professionals from relevant fields have been invited to take part as the owner, the architect, the engineer, and the construction manager. Each group will have 10-12 students who will take part as the staff for the project. For the workshop, we want the professionals to take on the project as if it is theirs and demonstrate how they would contribute to the kick-off planning and what they would ask of the others around the table. By the end of the workshop, each team should come up with a set of agreed-upon design strategies that would guide the project team in schematic design. This is not intended to be a discussion of IDP, but rather an experience of it, even if only briefly. It is also not a jury or review of the student projects, though their work will be pinned up for your use (some may want to refer to it to illustrate a point). The students need to be engaged as if they are helping to staff the project. Discussions should focus on the building envelope, passive building systems, active building systems and their integration into the building's spatial organization, and the architectural implications of a high-performance design agenda.

Agenda

Start-up:

Part I: Goal Setting

Groups assemble by studio in our reserved spaces. The groups will be joined by guests from each discipline.

Break

Part II: Integrative Design

Part III: Concluding observations and lessons learned as entire studio in MM303