Karelian Summer School 2013

KarelianSummer

School2013

Comewith usto Karelia

15-0712-08

2013

SummmaryWho We are............................................................8

objectives..............................................................10

preliminary programme 2013..............................11

to knoW................................................................12

contacts for info.................................................13

the map: Where We Will be...................................14

experiences:

about landscape and pictures.............................16draWings...............................................................20the image: perceptive analisis..............................26laser scanner survey...........................................30census of carelian villages.................................38

89

sandro parrinello University of Firenze and Pavia, Italy

stefano bertocci

University of Firenze, Italy

petri vuojala

University of Oulu, Finland

kari niskasaariUniversity of Oulu, Finland

anna-maija ylimaulaUniversity of Oulu, Finland

Who we are

Professors

8 99

sara porzilli

University of Firenze, Italy

francesca picchio University of Firenze, Italy

alexey borisovPetzavodsk State University, Fed. Russia

aleksander kosenkovPetzavodsk State University, Fed. Russia

Tutors

1011

Defining the architecture of traditional Karelian Livvic in the Region of Karelia.The workshop provides the knowledge of the place by living in wooden architecture and customs of the traditional villages. Among the activities in the workshop will be prepared a survey of these architectures for the creation and elaboration of thematic maps for the develop tools for the knowledge useful for land management.

The design of the landscape, understood as a result of human activities that affect the area through the development of designs and environmental sections and as it proves useful to define cognitive maps of the area.

The development of models based on fast-survey for the representation of historical settlements.

The survey through technological equipment: stereophotogrammetry, the topography of the main historical monuments, land surveying to understand the context.

General information: we expecting to stay in a traditional wooden house with all the characteristic “comfort” of the area by developing an active relationship with the habits and customs of the local people.

The Programme of 2013

Objectives

1

2

3

4

10 1111

The Programme of 2013 Preliminary Programme of the workshop

July 15: Arrival in Petrozavodsk, accommodation in the hostel and sightseeing.

July 16: Meeting at the Petrozavodsk State University, institutional greetings, presentation of the project and Lectio Magistralis by Professors participants. During the afternoon there will be the transport to the village chosen as the base for the workshop, accommodation of the students in the houses.

July 17: The participating students will be organized in small group. Professors explain the main things necessary for starting the practical operations each group will be assigned an area of study and will be followed in the practical phases of the golf tutor and responsible of the workshop.

July 18 to 31: Activities in the field. Students will be organized into groups and each one will be assigned an area of study. Activities in order to describe the different environmental systems will be of different types: qualitative analysis by understanding and redesigning, survey with metric meth odology through laser scanner integrated by direct survey, study of building systems and wooden technologies of the architectures. Analysis of the relationship between built and context, the study of landscape and territory, investigation of different spaces and relationships, public-private, closed-open.

August 1 to 7: Continuation of work and start to reorginise the materials made. In the second phase of the workshop each group will begin to rearrange the material produced and collected in anticipation of the closure and presentation of the activities. The phases of field activities will alternate with moments of lectures, final stages of verification and processing.

August 8: Return to Petrozavodsk

August 9: Presentation of the results for the professors of the outcome and the experience of the workshop. Official closing of the workshop.

10 to 12 August: optional excursion to the Island of Kizhi, panoramic visit to the city of Petrozavodsk, museums, monuments and places of interest.

1213

Necessary tools for the workshop: each participant must be provided with drawing paper and material in general to draw, camera, video camera or other media deemed useful by the participant, meters and instru-ments for direct survey, laptop containing all software necessary or used to make digital redrawings and graphic elaborations.

EnrollmentRegistration for the workshop must be made no later than May 31. are provided for a maximum number of 25 places.

Costs of participationThe participation fee is € 800. The cost includes:Living in Petrozavodsk;Transportation to the area office of the workshop;Stay in the village chosen as the base point for the duration of the stay;Room and board;Transport car during the entire period of the workshop;Return to Petrozavodsk.

The cost of participation in the workshop does not include additional charges for visits to museums in Petrozavodsk and optional excursion to the island of Kizhi. The cost cannot change in relationship to the time that the partecipant can spend for the workshop.

To knowRemember that to visit the Russian Federation from foreign countries one needs a visa and that visa must be obtained from the Embassy or to the expertise of their country. For each logistic support required for these purposes (including those relating to letters of invitation) please refer to the contact email.

12 1313

for informations about organizations, questions and so on please contact:

[email protected]

Address of the faculty of Florence:

Univversità degli Studi di Firenze, Facoltà di Architettura

Piazza Ghiberti, 27 cap. 50122, Firenze, Italytel. 055 2055425

Contacts

1415

MAP

PLA

CES

OF

THE

WO

RK

SHO

P

14 1515

MAP

1617

PHOTOGRAPS are a reliable document of the land-scape, and have been basic in the analysis and docu-mentation of the environmental factors of all the villages.

Research of summer 2013

AB

OU

T LA

ND

SCA

PE_

- P

ICTU

RES

DIFFERENT KIND OF PICTURES:Aerial photo

General viewSpherical Photo

Different kinds of pictures. The aerial photographs were a useful tool to define DEFINE THE CHARACTERISTIC OF THE TERRITORY, that is not easily perceptible at ground level. With that images has been possible draw, in a correct way, the plan of all the villages, and UNDERSTAND THE CORRECTRELATIONSHIP between the greatestelements of the landscape.

16 1717


The panoramic photographs are useful tools to UNDERSTAND THE GENIUS LOCI OF EACH LAND-SCAPE, and with this view we can fell the power and the feature of all the villages. EACH VIEW IS A SPECIFIC LANDSCAPE.

1819

The spherical photos are a tool for RECOSTRUCTION THE LANDSCAPES IN 3D MODEL, and for simulate the presence of the users inside the village. IT IS THE FORM OF REPRE-SENTATION OF THE ENVIRON-MENT CLOSER TO THE REALITY.

18 1919

Utility of the Sphere: the intersection of three spheres allows to find points on the surface of the buildings. With the plan and the points found with the sphere, we can do a 3D model of each village, with all the architectures and the differ-ent levels of the ground.

2021

Methodology for making the Pictures

Photographs must be made in front of each building, moving along a predetermined direction

AB

OU

T LA

ND

SCA

PE

- D

RA

WIN

GS

DIFFERENT KIND OF DRAWINGS:Environmental sections

General viewsSketches for the analysis of the lanscape


20 2121

Methodology for Drawing the Sections

All drawings must be made in front of eachbuilding, moving along a predetermined direction

Photographs must be made in front of each building, moving along a predetermined direction

Kinerma Section

DRAWINGS are a tool for the knowledge of the environment.It allows us to make a critical analysis of the context, whichbrings us to structure an intervention program for the future.


2223

the general views allows us to understand the peculiarities and

characteristics of the place.They are the start for drawing the

sections.We starts from these general analysis

and considerations for the next study of the whole lanscape, for its

conservation.

Vedlozero View

Vedlozero View

22 2323

Vedlozero Section

Yurgelitsa View

Vedlozero View

Shuknavolok View

2425

Perception of the landscape

Sketches for the analysis of the lanscape

We start from the sketches to make a critical analysis of the territory.These try to DESCRIBE THE LAND-SCAPE THROUGH A LANGUAGEMADE BY GRAPHIC SIGNS: POINTS, LINES, COLOURS WITHDIFFERENT LEVELS OF DENSITY.

Vedlozero villagehow change the image and the

perception of the city walking the route from the village to

the island in the middle of the lake

24 2525

Sketches for the analysis of the lanscape

2627


AB

OU

T LA

ND

SCA

PE

- TH

E IM

AG

E

26 2727


2829

Analysis of the green areas

Domestic Gardens andenvironmental system

The study of the different speciespresent in the forest, to DEFINE

THE CHARACTERISTIC OF THELANDSCAPE OF THE NATURAL

AREAS.We can also make a schedule of

the trees to UNDERSTAND THEENVIRONMENT AND THE

LANDSCAPE QUALITY.

28 2929

3031


LASE

R S

CA

NN

ER E

XP

ERIM

ENTS

30 3131


3233

32 3333

3435

34 3535

3637

36 3737

3839


CEN

SUS

OF

CA

REL

IAN

VIL

LAG

ES

38 3939


4041

40 4141

4243

42 4343

4445

44 4545

Documents

Karelian Summer School 2013