The projects from the OTH Design Seminar in the Master Architecture Iacobus+2020 Venezia will be shown on 21.08.2020 from 9.00 to 13.00h.
The German team had developed 23 fantastic projects and a selection of them will be presented to the intenational jury of Iacobus+.
You can join the jury in the following link (https://oth-regensburg.zoom.us/j/97321628802?pwd=cGtPM2k0OTJ1RmJ0TFpyOW9HWXN3UT09 Meeting-ID: 973 2162 8802 Kenncode: 460855).
Great work!
After a long deliberation the Jury has decided the prize winners and mentions of the Iacobus+ 2020 edition:
ENSACF (winner): Lucie Le Bars & Christopher Melton
ENSACF (mention): Floriane Korthals & Anastasia Monneret
ETSAC (winner): Daniel Tordable
ETSAC (mention): Ernesto Toscano
NUACA (winner): Astghik Mashinyan & Anna Karamyan
NUACA (mention): Vahram Aghajanyan & Lernik Galstyan
Congratulations from the whole team, students, teachers and partners of the Iacobus+2020 edition. This edition has been a complete success in the midst of the difficult situation caused by the pandemic. The results will be presented to the city of Venice and the mekhitarists community of San Lazzaro degli Armeni in an exhibition and catalogue with all the research and proposals made by the students of each academic institution.
Finally the day has come for the Iacobus+2020 jury. Today we will have the presentation of the students from ENSACF, NUACA and UDC, and will have the one with the students from OTH in a few days.
Congratulations for the students, professors and partners of the three institutions for all the work developed during these difficult months we are living.
The pandemic has reached everywhere, affecting our families, our work, our lives and, of course, the Iacobus+ edition of this fatidic year 2020. But with the effort and enthusiastic spirit of the whole community of students, professors and partners of the four institutions the Iacobus+ 2020 edition has been a complete success.
Join the jury in the following link:
March 13, 2020: Today is the final day of the Iacobus+2020 Virtual Workshop. All groups will present their final project sketches from 13.30 p.m. You can join us here (https://zoom.us/j/526353089 ID de réunion: 526353089)
The analysis supplied all the teams lots of knowledge, enabling all students to start directly with their projects.
These are days of hard work and a continuous exchange is maintained between the different schools to keep the spirit of the Iacobus+ program in this virtual workshop.
March 9, 2020: finally, the Iacobus+ International Virtual Workshop has started at ENSACF, NUACA and UDC and the german team will join us soon. The project topic is the addition of museum, craft printing workshop and shelter accommodation for refugees to the monastery of the island of San Lazzaro degli Armeni.
In the current pandemic situation, it will be impossible to hold the Iacobus+2020 International Workshop in Venezia in the dates and schedule that we had anticipated.
Anyway we will start working the Iacobus+2020 International Workshop in each school and will share all the work and conclusions virtually. Iacobus+2020 will go on!
The site selected for the Iacobus+2020 edition will be San Lazzaro degli Armeni in Venezia, Italia.
The French and Armenian teaching teams have jointly decided to propose this fantastic location to celebrate a special edition of the Iacobus program.
The delegations from the four academic institutions (OTH, UDC, ENSACF and NUACA) have just meet in Venice to visit the island and decided the program for a museum, craft printing workshop and shelter accommodation for refugees, continuing with the history of the island and monastery of San Lazzaro.
The International Workshop will be from 9th to 13th of March in Venezia. See you there soon!
The work in this first day of the workshop started with a presentation of the analysis work by students from the ENSA Clermont-Ferrand and from the Universidad da Coruña. Them both were impressive and it was a very interesting session session focused on the history of the island, the history of Venice, the Mekhitarists, the refugee situation, typological analysis and contemporary architectural references.
Here is an example of the analysis work:
