Summer School Topics
Sign up for one of the following programmes:
Program 1
Architecture: Performative Design for Digital Manufacturing (2 weeks)
The participants will make use of digital morphogenetic processes to develop self-supporting shells, designing a small scale pavilion. Part of it will be manufactured using the facilities of the Digital Fabrication lab in UEL (laser cutting, 3d printing and robotic manufacturing). Architecture: Performative Design for Digital Manufacturing Software like Maya, Rhino and Grasshopper will be implemented in the process. Finally the design will be also documented through a short BIM introduction using Revit, therefore a participants will experience a bridging between creativity and productivity
Program 2
London 2020 - Global Smart and Sustainable City (2 weeks)
In an ever changing world it has become important to see how we can build a sustainable future. Sustainability can take many forms from building efficiencies, energy systems, logistics and design. The aim of the summer school is to explore the responses of the professional community to the challenge of improving sustainability. London faces several challenges. In the mayor’s plan, the drivers are clear, fuelled by increasing constraints on urban resources, such as transport, energy and healthcare and our desire to provide attractive and enjoyable places to live and work. London also has to plan for population growth and avoid peak-load and congestion on its infrastructure. The summer school will teach students how London is adapting to these challenges by becoming a leading smart city and building on its technical prowess. Students will be able to apply these to other cities and see how cities can learn from London’s success.
Program 3
London 2020 - Dealing with the Impact of Cyber Security, Big Data, and Digestion on Business (2 weeks)
Security professionals often focus on the security mechanisms or controls employed without explaining why they are needed, and what they mitigate. Understanding these details can help you make conscious risk management judgements to ensure that the required controls are pragmatic, cost effective and appropriate and actually protect your business. “Therefore, we believe understanding the steps need to be taken to protect against cyber-attacks is an effective means in protecting your organisation from these attacks.
Program 4
Fashion Culture: Atelier to New Designer (3 weeks 7th to 28th)
This summer workshop course will focus on exploring exciting skills that develop practical skills our graduate students and designers across the globe rely on and celebrate! Learn how to bring your sketch to life, come and have discussions with young designers, expert pattern cutters and Fashion style and history specialists that will talk to you about the influence of London on the 3 Billion pounds global industry of Fashion. How to cut and re-attach materials in order to sculpt new ideas is the practical essence of Design in 3 dimensions. We would like you to explore this process of cutting and rebuilding in our exciting workshop. Come and learn about how materials are being used to present new forms of garments.