Umeå School of Architecture warmly welcomes students, staff and the public to a UMA Talks event titled Situated Practices – Social Engagements. Invited guests Magnus Ericson (IASPIS), Jamie Hignett (Unit 38), Heidi Svenningsen Kajita (bureaus) and Alejandro Haiek Coll (Lab Pro Fab) will shortly precent their work connected to the topic, followed by a round-table discussion moderated by UMA:s Amalia Katopodis.
Rural Futures: Design-Build in Northern Sweden. Image: Vännäs kommun
Design-Build: Architecture for Resilience in Northern Climate Zones. Image: Maja Hallén
Design-built projects by students in year 2-3, Studio 2: Closing Loops, 2024
Design-built project by students Summer course: From Concept to Construction, 2024
Design-built project by students Summer course: From Concept to Construction, 2024
BADLANDS. A Rediscovery of a Landscape of Extraction by Edvin Högberg. Studio 12.
Utblick! Cinematographic Tectonics + the Deep Urban Dwelling by Lydia Bruhn. Studio 11.
The Servant’s Tale by Jonathan Andersson. Studio 11.
The Air We Breathe by Tuvalie Juntti. Studio 12.
In defense of HOME by Cecilia Johansson. Studio 11.
Regenerative Infrastructures by Deniss Zeile. Studio 12.
The Beastibule Bestiary by Elin Holmberg. Studio 11.
The Permanent Hotel by Oskar Häggström Germann. Studio 11.
Timescapes by Richard Lövby. Studio 10.
Together for Torbali - Designing Hope and Resilience by Ellen Moisio, Benjamin Roobol. Studio 10.
WILL LAVER LIVE? by Fredrika Stelander
PROFILE What is like to study at the Umeå School of Architecture? What has made the strongest impression on you? And what do new students need to know? These are some of the questions Frida Block has answered. She completed her Master’s at the Umeå School of Architecture in 2023.
Architecture Through the Body. A Collection of Pedagogical Experiments
Digital Tectonics
Closing loops. Circular Architecture
A Laboratory in the City. Architectural Experiments at diverse Latitudes
e/merging encounters people/culture/place
Global Challenges. Urgent Pedagogy
Radical Domesticities. The Lives of Others
Altered Geographies: Healing the Wounds of Post-Industrial Sites
Watch and listen to students of the Architecture Programme talk about their experiences
UMA TALKS AND ROUNDTABLE CONVERSATIONS
The UMA Talks are a free and accessible series of events. The series is devoted to advancing architectural discourse from both an international perspective and local perspective, and strives to enable the public, students, teachers, and researchers both within architecture and from other fields to get insight to and participate in the educational activities and academic research taking place at Umeå School of Architecture. Theorist, practitioners, artists, and other relevant guests are invited to speak or to participate in roundtable conversations or similar formats.
Exhibition: Architectural solutions for autonomous living on Holmön
UMA Talks: UMA Alumni – Transforming into Practice
UnFashion Show 2024
UMA Talks: Digital architecture – Geometry, data, fabrication
UMA Talks: Medium as Material
UMA Talks: Free the Map
UMA Talks: Taking care – Architecture and its social role
UMA Talks: Flowers, Bees and Architecture
UMA Talks: How is The Built Environment Political?
UMA Talks: Immateriality – the æstetics of necessity
End of Year Exhibition 2024
UMA Talks: State of the Art
UMA Talks: Embracing the leftovers
UMA Talks: Protocols of the Ecology of Practices in Architecture
UMA Talks: Revolutionary Love – The Power of Gentleness in Architecture
UMA Talks: The Local is the Future
UMA Talks: What's Planning got to Do with Architecture?
UMA Talks: Critical Care – Building Feminist Recovery
UnFashion Show 2023
New European Bauhaus network meeting
Vertical Workshop
UMA 2023 End of Year Exhibition
NBAA at UMA
EU-Conference
Symposium - Designing Cycles at 64° - Interior Urban Landscapes and the Water-Energy-Food Nexus
We have an international profile, and a strong focus on social and ecological sustainability and design.
Our research includes the artistic and natural sciences, intertwined with social science subjects.
Our staff come from all over the world and work within the various scientific areas of architecture.
