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Impact of Material Technologies and Applications
WORKSHOP SCOPE
The creation of an international workshop
focussed on the use of cork material in
architecture. It will provide an environment
for researchers and architects as well as
those in the industry and other interested
parties to meet and develop ideas and
experiments using cork
Workshops will be held annually (in July)
proposing different challenges every year.
In the future, it will be a platform for the
internationalization of the use of cork as a
building envelop material.
It will run in a three year cycle, organized by
themes, according to the type of
materials/prototypes that are going to be
tested or developed during each workshop:
Workshop One: Year One July 2014:
Natural Cork - Tradition:
Gain an appreciation and understanding
of traditional methods regarding the use
of cork and learn from that experience.
Understanding traditional methods in
the use of Cork and learn from that
experience.
Conduct explorations with natural cork
or products using only natural cork, to
understand its potentialities and possible
applications as a building envelop.
Extend research into recycling of
residuals of natural cork from the
primary use of the industry in cork
stoppers.
Workshop Two: Year two July 2015:
Composite Materials - Industry:
Reach an understanding of the actual
needs and business of the cork industry.
Selection and characterization of cork
products and their use changes, i.e. with
aging and weathering, with a selection of
performance-related indicators
Conduct experiences involving the
industry, overcoming potentialities of
their materials for future applications on
building envelop.
Workshop Three: Year three July 2016:
New Materials - Future Technologies:
Understand
current
architectural
practices while anticipating possible
future needs. This will require a two year
research period for studying materials
already developed but not yet in the
market. New materials and technologies
will be developed and proposed by the
architects
that
may
lead
to
commercialization by the industry in the
future
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PRICE:
Dalhousie University, Canada
ISCTE-IUL
LNEG I.P. Luis Gil
ISA – Helena Pereira
IADE
IST-UL - Dep. Arquitectura
IST-UL - Departamento de Engenharia
Mecânica Arlindo José P. F. Silva
Universidade de Coimbra, Departamento de
engenharia Civil) - Prof Fernando G Branco
Plataforma Tecnológica Portuguesa para a
construção – Rita Moura (Presidente)
150€ one phase
Laboratório de Tecnologias de Produção
250€ two phases: 1st fee up to June 20th 125€
2nd fee up to July 1st 125€*
*The second fee will depend on sponsorship
partners. Those students who enrol in both
phases will be eligible to not pay in the
future for the second fee.
Those who enrol after June 20 thare not
eligible to profit from our sponsor’s discount
Avançada- Pedro Rosa
WORKSHOP ONE: YEAR ONE JULY 2014:
NATURAL CORK - TRADITION:
CREDITS:
84 hours every phase
ECTS: 6 (phase one 3 +phase two 3)*
*under approving by the universities
LIMITED ENROLLMENT:
60
SCHEDULE
Two phase workshop
1st phase
July 1st to July 16th, 2014 – materials
prototype experiences
17th exhibition and prototype selection
2nd phase
July 18th to August 2nd, 2014 – Free lab
RECIPIENTS AND ACCESS CONDITIONS
Architects, architecture students, designers,
artists, engineers and others (subject to
statement of interest)
INSTRUCTORS:
Cristina Veríssimo, Manuel Couceiro,
Alexandra Paio, Vasco Moreira Rato, José
Pedro Sousa, Luis Gil, Eduardo Afonso Dias,
others
MONITORS:
Emanuel Novo, Maria João de Oliveira, Pedro
Varela, Ana Filipa Paisano, Filipa Osório
(Origami)
Filipe Coutinho-Fabricação, Pedro Aroubas Monitor do Laboratório, Ricardo Funcionário, José Nuno Beirão-responsável
pelo laboratório
PARTNERS:
Câmara Municipal de Coruche
Câmara Municipal de Portel
APCOR
Amorim
GRANORTE (Paulo Rocha)
Paulo Estrada - Sofalca
Confraria do Sobreiro e da Cortiça
OA – Ordem dos Arquitectos
CML
Others
REVIEWERS / GUESTS:
Siza, Souto de Moura, JL Carrilho da Graça,
Manuel Mateus, Barbini Arquitectos,
Anonimos, PMC Arquitectos, Arq Nuno
Graça Moura, Carlos Couto, GJP Arquitectos
Associados, Cláudio Vilarinho, Vora
Arquitectos, José Carlos Cruz, Hugo Amaral
Miguel Arruda (Arq. + Artista plástico)
Virgilio Ferreira (Fotografo)
Ana Mestre (Designer)
António Queirós (Designer com Arq Nuno
Graça Moura)
Guta Moura Guedes (Experimenta Design)
José Mateus (Trienal)
Prof. Arlindo José P. F. Silva (IST-UL)
Others
INSTITUTIONS:
Faculdade de Arquitectura da Universidade
de Lisboa
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WORKSHOP ONE, DESCRIPTION:
The workshop is divided into two phases:
1st Phase – 2 weeks and a half:
The first two weeks are focusing on testing
possible applications for natural cork and
products made exclusively with natural cork.
Each team of 5 participants, are expected to
developed prototypes understanding the
potentialities and applicability of natural cork
as a building envelop.
The use of cork as an exterior material will be
organized in three Themes:
a) Cork as a membrane (M)
b) Cork as a cladding finishing (C)
c) Cork as a self-supporting material (SS)
It is also possible to extend the research for
the upcycle of leftovers of natural cork from
the primary use of the industry in cork
stoppers.
It is also possible that a few students will
concentrate in the research of new
composite materials using cork mixed with
natural materials.
At the end of this phase a few prototypes will
be selected at least one of each theme to be
used in the second phase of the workshop.
2nd Phase – 2 weeks and a half:
The following two and a half weeks will be
spent attempting to address the complexity
of the construction from the material point of
view.
The prototypes developed and selected on
the first phase will be used and tested.
The participants will be organized in groups
of 10.
It is expected that each group constructs an
architectural element such as: wall, ceiling or
others. It is also possible to construct a small
shelter.
PARTICIPANTES WORKLOAD:
9.00pm to 11.00pm:
Lectures
11:30pm to 12.30pm
Workshop experiences
13.30h to 17.30h
Workshop experiences
PARTICIPANTES ORGANIZATION:
1st Phase – 2 weeks and a half:
Participants will be organized in 4 groups of
5 and it will be assigned different tasks every
four days 3 tasks total. Each group should
test prototypes using the themes defined.
Every four days they have to summarize the
research and report the development of the
work to the assignment reviewers. These
presentations are to be compiled into a
single document and submitted to the
instructor at the end of each task (both in
digital format, as well as paper printout.)
2nd Phase – 2 weeks and a half:
Participants will be organized in 4 groups of
16 and they will be assigned to design
produce and construct an architectural
element or shelter. Guests will join each
group and they will make comments in order
to help to develop the work.
The constructions will be display out door at
the FA school in designated locations.
At the end it will be a presentation where the
students show panels with their design and
the construction they made. They should
clarify in a single document (both in digital
format, as well as paper printout.) which were
the achievements, and qualities of their
proposal having into account the material
relevance.
MATERIIALS
1 – Virgin
2 – Reproduction cork (Amadia):
- Plank (Prancha)
- “Rabanadas” remaining cork pieces from
stoppers production:
Products: Cork stopper + cork powder +
Left overs (aparas) + laminated cork
(lamelados) + weaven cork + spheres +
corkwool + shuttlecock corks (volantes =
badmington)
3 – ICB insulation corkboard (or expanded
corkboard);
Products: Corkwave
Other natural materials will be at the
students disposable to incorporate to the
natural cork, such as: natural resins, natural
fibbers, suberin, etc.
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LECTURES:
Workshop presentation: July 1st 2014
1 - Cristina Verissimo
Montado: 2 lectures: July 1st 2014
1 - José Mira Potes – (Silvo- pastorícia, a
importância do Montado para além da
cortiça)
2 - Prof. João Santos Pereira – (gestão do
Montado/ sustentabilidade e ecologia,
mais cientifico)
Cork material: 4 lectures July 2nd-3rd 2014
Painel1 – July 2nd
1 - Helena Pereira - (formação da cortiça)
2 - APCOR – Diretor Geral (Joaquim Lima)
Painel 2 – July 3rd
1 - Luís Gil (cortiça material: macro/micro,
composição química, aplicação métodos
de produção diferentes produtos e
aplicações.
2 – Associação dos Produtores Florestais de
Coruche – António Gonçalves Ferreira
(certificação florestal, sistemas de
amostragem (CALAS)
2 - António Gonçalves Ferreira - (associação
de produtores florestais- certificação
florestal, sistemas de amostragens,
(calas)
3 - José Pedro Sousa- 20min
SITE VISITS:
Trip to Coruche were students will visit:
- Cork Factory – Vendas Novas
- Montado
- Observatório da cortiça
MATERIAL TECNIQUES
- Cutting : Manual
CNC machine
- Netting: tricot, Origami
- Assemblage:
- Moulds
EXHIBITION
Previous to the start of the 2nd phase
workshop, some prototypes will be selected
to be developed from each prototype group.
At the end of the each phase workshop all
the work will be exhibited
History: 2 lectures, July 4rd 2014
1 - Carlos Oliveira Santos FA-UL
2 - Graça Filipe (Mundeti M.M. Seixal)
- Armando Fernandes – Parque Temático
Industria desenvolvimento (Couceiro)
- Luis Gil - Aplicações militares com cortiça
3Design 3 lectures: July 5th 2014
1 – Ana Mestre
2 – Sandra Correia (Tecidos) - Moda
3–
Architecture: 6 lectures
Painel 1:
1 - Siza, Souto de Moura - 45min
1 - Manuel Couceiro - 45min
2 - Barbini Arquitectos 20min
Painel 2:
1 – Carlos Macedo e Couto 45 min
2 – Miguel Arruda
3 – Emanuel 20min
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CALENDAR
SAT
SUN
5
3 – Design
(IADE)
6
12
13
MON
TUES
7
4
Architecture
(FAUL)
1
1introduction
+ Montado
(FAUL)
8
4
Architecture
(FAUL)
Wed
14
15
Thu
2
2 CorK
(FAUL)
Fri
3
3 Cork
(FAUL)
9
16
4
2 History
(FAUL)
10
11
17
18
First phase
ends.
Exhibition
19
Site visit
26
Final
exhibition
20
21
22
23
24
25
27
28
29
30
13
1