Output \\ Dan – Week 9 Interim Review: Studija Šnipiškės \ Development by Disassembly

Key themes: Subtraction/ Community Identity/ Self Organisation/ Exchange (Material-Knowledge-Services)/ Autonomous  Development/ Re-use Short Overview Development by Disassembly is a reaction…

Output \\ Cat – Week 9 Interim Review: District Shanghai \ A People Power Game

District Shanghai has emerged as a mechanism for reinforcing autonomy is the wooden district of Snipiskes.
District Shanghai is an ecology of interdependencies where the architect acts as a
chef experimenting with an assembly of very unusual ingredients.

Reflection \\ R-Urban in Shanghai

Designed as an ecosystem, District Shanghai evolves as a bottom-up R-Urban strategy that explores the possibilities of enhancing the capacity of urban resilience by introducing a network of community-run facilities to create complementarities between key fields of activity (economy, housing, urban agriculture, culture).

Output \\ Cooperative gaming in architecture

Developing the game of Shanghai was not only a chance of uncovering numerous infrastructure layers but an opportunity to build and pencil new kind of layers – connections that resulted as an instigation of different potentialities.
Envisioned as a cooperative board game, District Shanghai is a game in which the players work together in order to achieve a goal, either winning or losing as a group. As the name suggests, cooperative games stress cooperation over competition.

Reflection \\ Scythe – Board Games and the Playful Architecture

As a development step from last week’s Interim Reviews, I’ve started exploring potential narratives through game playing. A few of us decided to meet on Friday and try a new game, Scythe.  As described by The Pandora Society, Scythe is a role-playing strategy game set in an alternate, diesel-punk timeline where giant machines shake the battlefields of Europa and disenfranchised leaders must rely on their innate skills to gather the armies and expand their territories. For board game connoisseurs, think of it as a cross between Risk and D&D.

Output \\ Can architecture evolve from games?

Exploring scenarios through games it’s something completely new for me. I would describe my past approach to architecture as a  more conventional optic of exploration in which I knew that following certain already tried strategies would get me to the desired goal. Funnily, this year I shall do exactly the opposite and place myself in the unknown world of exploration.

Reflection \\ Week 8 Review

“Translating Voices / Subverting Subtraction” My project will be about reinterpreting the conservation strategy programme to subvert the current urban…

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