Golden, Saul

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The abstract and presentation by the author sets out a theoretical framework and methodology for architectural research that locates and extracts individual accounts from architects identified as critical leaders, artists, and thinkers about how architectural knowledge might be better applied in dynamic inner-city development contexts. The paper discusses methods to translate individual tacit knowledge to inform knowledge practice based on concepts of transformative knowledge, linked to process and transformative vocation (Unger 1987). The paper compares and contrasts this approach with more instrumental knowledge, linked with products or proprietary architectural research for specialized problem-solving (Wortham 2007, 46). These are aspects of knowledge and research in architecture whose definition and value have been evolving, contentiously at times, from the post-war era into the twenty-first century (Stevens et al. 2009, 1–2; Robinson 1990)

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 Introduction AIARG Register Details Venue Contact Gallery SaturdayPANEL DISCUSSIONEmerging Research - Purpose and Relevance The  panel  discussion  will  focus  on  the  purpose,  process,  relevance,  and  impact  of  contemporaryarchitectural research in Ireland. In this, we hope to reach beyond the specifics of individual researchtopics and to focus on issues shared by all engaged in research, be it scholarly or practice-based.Prof. em. Tom Moylan | Ralahine Centre for Utopian Studies, University of LimerickChairMichelle Fagan | RIAI President; FKL ArchitectsPresentation title - tbcGrainne Hassett | Hassett Ducatez Architects; SAUL School of Architecture, University of Limerick"Needs Work"Emmett Scanlon | CAST architecture; School of Architecture, University College DublinResearch in Architecture in Ireland. A Study carried out as part of the Government Policy on Architecture 2009, 2013by UCD Architecture.Dr. Sarah A. Lappin | SPACE, Queen's University BelfastResponseProf. Hugh Campbell | School of Architecture, University College DublinResponse  Friday 25 January 2013 Saturday 26 January 2013Registration from 9.00   LCGA, Permanent Collection Room Mechanics' Institute, Board Room No. 1 Pery Square Hotel, SalonPANEL DISCUSSION 9.30–11.00Emerging Research - Purpose and RelevanceTom Moylan – chairMichelle Fagan,Grainne Hassett, "Needs Work"Emmett  Scanlon  Research  in  Architecture  in  Ireland.  AStudy  carried  out  as  part  of  the  Government  Policy  onArchitecture 2009, 2013 by UCD Architecture.Sarah A. Lappin, responseHugh Campbell, response Tea Break 11.00–11.30 Tea Break 11.00–11.30 Tea Break 11.00–11.30SUSTAINING URBANITY 11.30-1.30Alan Mee – chairDeirdre  Greaney  (Re)Calibrating  Irish  Urban  Designagainst Non-Technological Sustainable Urban DesignSophia  Meeres  "Urbs  In  Rure"?  Interpreting  a  denseagricultural settlement in TurkeyMarian Dinneen, Kay Cullinane Limerick Smarter TravelPhilip  Crowe  Urban  Transformations:  Municipalities  andresilience thinkingENGAGING REALITY 11.30–1.30Elizabeth Hatz – chairAndrew Clancy "The Casual Buttress" – Contingency andCertainty in the Study of the VernacularMichael O'Connor Brick: A tale of two citiesIrénée Scalbert The idea of craftCiarán Mackel Belfast: new ground and porous borders.PUBLIC IMAGE 11.30–1.30Ger Carty – chairBrian Ward Planning Public  Opinion in  Dublin  –  TheCorrespondence of John Nolen and Lady AberdeenTom Spalding, Phil  Baines Architectural  lettering inCork city – past, present & futureGül  Kaçmaz  Erk,  Christopher  S.  WilsonRemembering Berlin: Architecture and Memory in UrbanCinemaMiriam  Fitzpatrick  Is  Anybody  Listening?  How  AndWhy U.S.  Planning fumbles when it  Talks with  HumanBeings.Lunch 1.30–2.30 Lunch 1.30–2.30 Lunch 1.30–2.30KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION 2.30–4.30Anna Ryan – chairShannon  Chance  Prompting  Reflective  Design  ThroughWritingMorgan  Flynn  Design  Studio  –  A  model  for  legitimateperipheral participationJason M. O'Shaughnessy Architecture + its performativeother body(s): STUDIES IN THE FIELDSaul  Golden A Framework  of  Minds:  Translating  ExistingKnowledge into Emerging PracticeUPGRADING PERFORMANCE 2.30–4.30Merritt Bucholz – chairLloyd  Scott,  Cormac  Flood  Improving  Standards:Exploring The Potential Of Thermal Upgrade Within ExistingResidential Housing In IrelandMarc Ó Riain, Adam de Eyto, Cian O'Driscoll  Theimpact of product use within the context of low energy usebuildingsGraham Petrie PERFORMANCETAKING RESPONSIBILITY 2.30–4.30Sarah A. Lappin – chairMaria  Donoghue  Can  responsible  spatial  planningshape good cities and citizens?Declan Hill Internationale Bauaustellung BelfastFintan  Duffy  The  problem  of  'ghost'  or  unfinishedhousing estates – Architecture restoring community as ameans of reclaiming societyAisling ShannonThe Ethical Engagement of Architectswithin Contested Contexts  Limerick City Gallery of ArtNON-NORMATIVE  FORMS  OF  (RESEARCH)  http://saul.ie/aiarg2013/saturday-speakers/saturday.html1 of 2 21/08/2013 13:57PRACTICE 2.30–4.30Ruth Morrow and Bláithín Quinn chairA discursive session on (slightly) disruptive ways of practicewith contributions byBláithín QuinnRuth MorrowRobert BourkeMarta Fernandez CalvoAdrian DuncanTara KennedyJo Anne ButlerDeveloped by- School of Architecture University of LimerickAll Photographs by Anna Ryan - Limerick 2009 http://saul.ie/aiarg2013/saturday-speakers/saturday.html2 of 2 21/08/2013 13:57

A Framework of Minds:Translating Existing Knowledge into Emerging Practice

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A Framework of Minds:Translating Existing Knowledge into Emerging Practice

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