International
Exchange Day at POLIS University : Monday March 26th 2012
10.00:
Visit of the Minister of Education and Science of Albania & the Ambassador
of Austria in Tirana.
Meeting
with 150 Albanian & Austrian students and respective staff in the framework
of the international exchange studio of U_POLIS and TU-Vienna.
11.00-17.00:
Finalizing the workshop and presentation of the projects outcomes by all groups
after the project in Saranda region.
Issues
of sustainable design and alternative visioning of the city.
17.00:
Exhibition on 'Art Installations' of the Art-Design School, at the MAD Center
of POLIS University.
Performances
by the “Art-Design 2” course, under the supervision of Simina Turcu and Sonia
Jojic/Eranda Janku in the framework of the ‘Art Direction & Fashion Design’
subject.
17.30: OPEN FORUM by
architect Francoise-Helene
Jourda, Head
of the Department for Spatial
and Sustainable Design,
Institut für Architektur und Entwerfen, TU-Vienna, Austria.
FHJ practices
architecture from her office at JAP (Jourda Architectes Paris).
Since 1999, she has
taught in Vienna, Austria. Additionally, she heads the company EO.CITE,
an architecture and urban planning consulting firm. All three of these
activities are centered around the principle of sustainable development.
This is the
fundamental subject of her teaching at the Technical University of Vienna, the
essential mission of EO.CITE, and the objective of her urban and architectural
works at JAP.
She served as the
commissioner of the French Pavillion at the 2004 Venice Biennale, where the
theme was “Sustainable Metamorphoses.”
She has given a number
of lectures and written many articles concerning this theme both in France and
on the international level.
She is one of the
signatories of the 1996 European Charter for Solar Energy in Architecture and
Urban Planning.
In October 2007, FHJ
completed a report concerning sustainable development in construction at the
request of the Minister of Ecology and Sustainable Development, Mr. Jean Louis
Borloo.
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