FA students will revive the extinct village of Pelhřimovy with symbolic microworlds
The third year of the holiday
of the Dílna workshop, this year with the subtitle A new life, focused on authorship
design and architectural implementation by fifteen Brno students
architecture, reflects years of social isolation and solitude. It connects like that
the historical experience of the loss of basic and traditional social security
ties with the current situation.
Within six days it must
students of architecture from the Brno technical school not only deal with the remains
of buildings that are more hinted at than obvious, but also with wild vegetation
in the area of ??the defunct village of Pelhřimovy in Slezské Rudoltice.
In the middle of these ruins, students, under the guidance of lecturers, will create
installations that offer basic living space. Symbolically so
they will meet a new life. a>The workshop literally pulls students out of their desks into the woods without mobile signal | Author: archive of Jan MléčkaLast
the year was marked by uncertainty and a reduction in social ties for society,
which were limited to the family or small community level. Due
questions arose regarding their own identity, many people looked for ways to
psychological and physical bottom. This experience also influenced the assignment
architectural workshop, as one of the lecturers Jan Mléčka adds: "V
the current euphoria from the end of the measure and the possibility of free movement again
now a number of open questions or unfinished reflections on the real disappear
values ??of human life. We can match the current social mood
to be found precisely in the defunct village of Pelhřimovy, when from the life of the original inhabitants
the most basic certainties associated with place, own identity or
home. Buildings, gardens and orchards were swallowed up by the forest. Only the basics remained
social ties at the family level and minimal material security in the new
place and new neighborly relations or friendships. Imaginary restart,
which cut through everything." Future architects learn to work with wood and traditional work tools in addition to visualisations | Author: archive of Jan MléčkaStudents
they will literally be pulled out of the school environment into the reality of a defunct village
without a signal, where even drinking water has to be imported. They exchange computers for paper and
a pencil. They will learn to operate saws, drills and simple construction tools and
woodworking procedures. They have three hundred available for their ideas
wooden boards. They will thus be limited by the laws and possibilities of the given
material that they encounter during their studies rather in the theoretical
plane. "Every year, even we, the lecturers, learn something new, and that's it
we are trying to capitalize on it in the following year and thus advance the quality of the workshop further. That
brought to the students as much as possible so that the created objects were beneficial for
place and interesting for visitors to the site. And to keep it fun for us too"
adds lecturer Barbora Pospíšilová. It is then supplemented by another lecturer
Tomáš Madro: "The ability to respond to the possibilities and potential of the place is a pro
the basis of our profession and often argued in virtual projects
only by computer visualizations. There is a lack of a critic who examines, and thus
there is the place itself. Our effort is to enable students to express themselves not only
on paper, but above all with your own hands."
Workshop 2021:
Life again takes place from June 27 to July 2, 2021 in Pelhřimovy u
Silesian Rudoltice. The workshop is organized by the Faculty of Architecture in cooperation with
By the Duha Jeseníky movement and with the support of the municipality of Slezské Rudoltice.