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Students will explore the potential to learn from the past, together with present technologies and practice, in order to design healthier cities for the future; and to retro-fit today&#39;s urban spaces to cater for new sudden challenges and emerging stresses across the range of environmental, social and economic contexts. A key emphasis will be a focus on Venice, exploring how artists, architects, urban developers and denizens have responded to regenerate the built environment, and everyday urban living.

<ol><li>Undergraduates from a range of disciplines</li><li>Master and PhD students</li><li>People with a professional interest</li></ol>

SUSTAINABLE, HEALTHYCITIES: BUILDINGfor the FUTURE

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Food and Urbanism

Soft mobility / active travel

Morphology of sustainable cities

Energy / Carbon in construction

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PROGRAMME

This studio explores how urban populations - residents, policymakers and practitioners – engage with the built environment, and aims to examine how people can work together to build sustainable, healthy places to live in the future. We will adopt a broad approach to health, considering the environmental, economic, and social aspects of what might be considered a healthy city. Working with an international and lively peer group, you’ll work on your design ideas to help make healthier places.

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Short courses in Art, Architecture & Design during the Venice Biennale in Italy. Receive insider knowledge, advance your career and learn about the cultural cluster of Venice.

Sustainable healthy cities: building for the future

VENICINEMA:CITY of THE FUTURE?

BRANDING inARCHITECTURE

has a PhD in Urbanism, and is a Full Professor in Urban Design at IUAV University of Venice where she is also Director of the School of Doctorate Studies. She is broadly interested in the form and processes of transformation of urban environments. She has been part of numerous Italian and international research projects on the study of the evolution of urban settlements. She is currently the scientific coordinator of the Interreg Project CREW (Coordinated Wetland management in Italy-Croatia cross border region), and partner in the Interreg project DIVA (Development of ecosystems and value chains of innovation: supporting cross-border innovation through Creative Industries), and in the project CITIES 2030 Co-creating resIlient and sustainable food systems towards FOOD 2030, also funded by the European Commission. She is Iuav representative at Venice International University Academic Council and Expert for the Panel “Science and Technology of Constructions and the Built Environment at the Research Foundation Flanders FWO-Belgium

graduated with honours in architecture (specialising in urban design) from Milan Polytechnic in 2006. Since 2007 she has worked at Milan Polytechnic’s Department of Architecture and Urban Studies as an assistant lecturer, teaching courses in urban design and town planning. In 2015 she obtained her PhD in Architecture, Urban Design and Landscape Conservation (from Milan Polytechnic): her doctoral thesis investigated the relationship between urban form and sustainability, as well as the role of urban design in European ecological neighbourhoods.

is an architect and urban planner. He holds an M.Arch from Lebanese University and a dual Master&#39;s degree in Urban Planning and Policies from the University IUAV of Venice and from Tongji University Shanghai, China. He has diverse experiences in the Middle East, China, and Europe in architecture and urban planning with a focus on environmental planning and policies, coastal resilience, waterfront regeneration, the health of cities, and cultural development. He is currently a researcher at the Planning Climate Change Lab at IUAV focusing on land-sea interaction, maritime spatial planning, and ocean literacy. Hadi also assists in lecturing at IUAV in the new master’s program of Urban Planning for Transition and MA in Architecture in courses of “City Dynamics and Economics” and “Lab in Spatial Planning for Climate Change”. Since 2018, Hadi has worked at the European Cultural Centre in Venice, Italy in the organisation of architecture and urban planning exhibitions, establishing partnerships with international research centres, universities and institutions. He is also one of the lead coordinators of conferences such as Shaping the City Forum.

is Director of the University of Hertfordshire’s Urbanism Unit (UHUU) and Academic Director of the International Garden Cities Institute (IGCI). Susan’s research interests include food and urbanism; the urbanism of Garden Cities and New Towns; sustainable building and construction; sprawl retrofitting and transport-oriented, compact and sustainable cities. Susan is a Research Associate at the Laboratory for Building Cultures at the École Nationale Supérieure Architecture Grenoble and previously was an expert analyst and rapporteur for the OECD, a sustainability consultancy director and a senior manager in public sector planning. Susan is a Member of the Royal Town Planning Institute and a Fellow of the Royal Society for the Arts.

is a practising visual artist with a strong interest in 15th-century painting technologies. She studied Fine Arts and Italian at the University of Exeter and painting at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Florence. Following a Master&#39;s Degree at the University of Oxford, she was awarded a PhD in 15th-century Italian and Netherlandish painting techniques from Birkbeck College, London. Fiona works at the University of Oxford as Head of the Internship Office.

Philosophy graduate and journalist, Mariagrazia has written numerous articles and books regarding Venetian gardens. She is the head and co-founder of the Wigwam Club Giardini Storici Venezia, and has curated many garden-related projects and events. Published work: I Giardini Veneziani, with G. Bondi and L. Querenghi (Tamari Montagna 2004); Gardens in Venice; Flammarion 2006; A Guide to the Gardens of Venice with photos by Gabriele Kostas, La Toletta 2013.

Senior Lecturer in Architecture &amp; Urbanism, The King’s Foundation. Senior Associate Tutor, Department for Continuing Education, University of OxfordMatthew works at the intersection of urbanism, urban morphology, architectural history, and climate change. He teaches at Oxford on the Sustainable Urban Development programme. As Senior Lecturer in Architecture and Urbanism at The King’s Foundation, Matthew is responsible for the Foundation&#39;s collaborative academic programmes, working with university partners. Matthew has lectured and published widely, editing the book The Venice Charter Revisited (2011), and is co-founder and co-editor of Journal of Urbanism: International research in placemaking and urban sustainability, published by Routledge. Previously, he worked to establish INTBAU (International Network for Traditional Building, Architecture &amp; Urbanism) and as an architect in South Australia.

David Howard is Associate Professor in Sustainable Urban Development at the University of Oxford, and a Fellow of Kellogg College, Oxford. He is Director of the Sustainable Urban Development Programme at the University of Oxford, which promotes lifelong learning for those with interests in urban development and Co-Director of the Global Centre on Healthcare and Urbanisation at Kellogg College. Dr David Howard

EXPERTS and LECTURERS

INCLUDES:<ul><li>Classes and tuition</li><li>Visiting professors, professional guides and experts </li><li>Peer-to-peer learning, presentations, sharing, critiques </li><li>Working and networking alongside international participants</li><li>Entry to museums and exhibitions that are relevant to the course content</li><li>Site visits that are relevant to the course content </li><li>Downloadable resource library of academic papers, articles and books </li><li>Course materials, notebooks, maps, pens etc. </li><li>Personalised graduation certificate</li><li>A list of recommended hotels and restaurants. </li><li>NB. Not included in course fees: flights, accommodation and food </li></ul>

TUITION FEE

Kellogg College

The Prince's Foundation

This studio will examine the relationship between health and sustainability in Venice, a city at the forefront of climate change action.

Explore issues at the forefront of climate change

You will visit the Venice Biennale, the "Olympics for the art world".

Discover the Venice Biennale

All participants receive a certificate of participation from Kellogg College, The Global Centre on Healthcare and Urbanisation (GCHU) and the King’s Foundation.

Get a certificate from Kellogg College, The Global Centre on Healthcare and Urbanisation (GCHU) and the King’s Foundation.

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