Project
Leaders:
Ludmila Osokina
Penza State University of architecture and Construction
Titov str., 28, 440028, Penza, Russia
Tel. ++7 8412 552986
++7 8412 495929
Fax: ++7 8412 482777
Web-site:
www.gasa.penza.com.ru
E-mail:
osokina@sura.ru |
Igor Klimov
Kharkov State Technical University
of Construction and Architecture
Sumskaya street 40, 61002, Kharkov, Ukraine
Tel. +38
572665730
Fax:
+38 577000250
E-mail:
klimov@skynet.kharkov.net |
Brief
description of the initiative:
This workshop is a
combination of two different proposals: a part of it is aimed to compare the
architectural concept of Christian temples of eastern & western cultures
-orthodox and catholic- & their comparison to early christian temples (catacombian).
Interosculation, cultural exchange into the youth environnment,
architectural education of students by means of natural measurements of
monuments of architecture.
The second part of the project could be presented as "Potential
Ways of Solution of Contemporary Problems of Contradictions between
Innovations and Traditional Conservatism in Christian Sacred Architecture".
It is expected to be fascinating workshop concerning understanding, defining
the self-position and modeling "the Ideal Cathedral" or "the Ideal Temple" (implying
as well as the Ideal Choral Synagoge or the Ideal Mosque). After the
lectures, the teams from different countries will generate their own models
of the "Ideal Cathedral" and finally put it into shape. the project would be
more interesting if workshop teams represented as mush as possible different
societies and religious denominations. This project may give important
prerequisite for understanding itself as well as different positions &
mentality and it gives good possibility for tolerance inside our common
world. Without exagerration it is possible to say that cathedral can appears
to be the manifestation of our imagination about the universe, about our
position and our role in it and finally about the sense and meaning of our
being.
Faculties
at the moment participating:
How
to participate:
Which is the
purpose: to foster mutual acquaintance among youth of different Countries and
Culture, to make them aware to the principles of tolerance, integration and peace, in
accordance with the social mission of international integration of the Romualdo Del Bianco
Foundation.
How it works:
for each week below listed, Romualdo Del Bianco Foundation invites in Florence
not less
than 3 and not more than 5 university Institutes (Faculties, Academies or
other) of the same cultural field coming from different countries. Each university
Institute must be represented by eight students and one professor: all
students (with the help of their professors) will attend a weekly workshop, which subject
was defined by a Project Leader (with the previous agreement of the Foundation).
All participants will be
accommodated for free: double rooms for Docents, multiple rooms for students,
on
overnight only basis; meals and travel expenses excluded.
Docents interested to participate
with their students to one of the weekly workshops enlisted below, can
fill up and send the
Participation Request Form
directly to the relative
Project Leader (see the addresses below) in charge to co-ordinate the organisation of the
workshop.
Requsites
for admission: please pay attention to following
requisites which must be
strictly respected:
Request of Participation:
each
Docent/Tutor interested to take part with his/her students in one of the below listed students’ workshop must
send
the relevant
Participation Request Form;
it must be
received by the Project Leader and/or the Foundation within
60 days
before the beginning of the workshop.
Each request of
participation will be considered in chronological order, previous requests permitting.
Participants List: If the request
is
accepted, each Docent/Tutor must then sent to the Project Leader and the Foundation the
Participants' List (with name, surname of all members
of his group, photo and signature included); it must be received by the Foundation
within
3 weeks
before the beginning
of the workshop.
"Co-operation
Agreement Act":
at
the moment of
the
arrival to
Florence (or before,
by
ordinary mail) the
Docent/Tutor
has to deliver
two copies of
the
"Co-operation Agreement
Act"
signed by the responsible of
his/her
Faculty/Department/Institute;
this agreement doesn'e entail any obligation but it is only a free
declaration of interest for mutual co-operation for present and future
initiatives
with
the Foundation.
For further information
about the working of these initiative, see the
General Regulation of the workshops.
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