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The registration is open – places still available!
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Alvar Aalto Academy invites researchers and practitioners involved in the process of preservation, conservation, renovation or transformation of buildings, sites and neighborhoods of modern architecture, to participate the Säynätsalo Town Hall Workshop – Modern Masterpiece in Contemporary Society. A maximum of 30 participants will be selected in the order of registration.
The theme of the workshop is this modern masterpiece of Alvar Aalto in our contemporary society. The use of the building is currently in a state of flux, since the municipality of Säynätsalo merged with the City of Jyväskylä in 1993, which put an end to its original functions as a town hall.
Programme
The programme includes lectures, workshop sessions and discussions.
Further information about the workshop available here
Registration fee of the workshop is €120. The registration fee includes:
Participation in the workshop event and coffee breaks on 7-8 June 2017 and lunch on 8 June 2017 at the Säynätsalo Town Hall.
Venue
Säynätsalo Town Hall, Parviaisentie 9, 40900 Säynätsalo, Finland
The registration is open – places still available!
Book your seat and get your mobile ticket straight into your inbox. Lower-priced tickets are available until 30 April 2017.
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The Alvar Aalto Academy invites researchers and practitioners to come to a research seminar and explore the question: Why Aalto? The question provokes us to ponder, from variety of perspectives, what Aalto means for today’s architecture: What are the special needs for the preservation or renewal of urban areas designed by Aalto? How are they to be adapted to the challenges of reuse, accessibility and new technical installations? Are there new concepts to add to Aalto’s values and theoretical thinking? What can be learned from specific areas of Aalto’s designs within the context of today, such as their relationship to sustainability and nature or to the understanding of history and local traditions?
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The 3rd Alvar Aalto Researchers Network Seminar – Why Aalto? is an international, academic seminar focusing on the research of architect Alvar Aalto. The seminar is to be held in Jyväskylä, Finland, 9–10 June 2017.
The excursion is a tour of the architecture of Alvar Aalto in Muurame, Lahti and Helsinki. The tour starts from Jyväskylä at 9:00, and ends to Studio Aalto in Helsinki at 20:00.
Registration fee of the excursion is €160. The registration fee includes the bus transportation from Jyväskylä to Helsinki, lunch on the way, and buffet dinner at Aalto studio in Helsinki. The tour will take place only if there are minimum 20 registered participants.
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The organisers reserve the right to alter the programmes.
Further information of the events available here
Further information and enquiries:
Nina Heikkonen
Alvar Aalto Academy
nina.heikkonen@alvaraalto.fi
+358 (0)44 500 1257
Organizers:
The workshop and the seminar are arranged by the Alvar Aalto Academy in collaboration with the City of Jyväskylä.
The Alvar Aalto Foundation is responsible for the activities and work of the Alvar Aalto Museum and Academy and the Foundation’s Architectural Heritage Department.