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Special Thanks: To ECOWEEK organizing partners in Rome: Marialuisa Palumbo, Giorgio Scavino, and Francesco Bedeschi.Acknowledgments: ECOWEEK thanks all the supporters, partners, institutions, consultants, workshop leaders, workshop participants, young and established professionals and students, who supported ECOWEEK this year and made it possible and successful. This program was designed by Panagiotis Metallinos (www.metallus.gr). All rights reserved © ECOWEEK 2012

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Urban FOOTPRINT + AffordableCOMMUNITIES + Green DESIGNInternational Conference & Workshops for Architecture & DesignConferenza Internazionale e Workshop di Architettura & Design

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MONDAY 24|908:00-09:00 On site registration Casa dell’Architettura - Acquario Rome | Registration only 09:00-09:30 ECOWEEK Opening & Welcome Speaker: Αrch. Elias Messinas & partners, ECOWEEK Chairman Casa dell’Architettura - Acquario Rome | Admission free

09:30-10:45 ECOWEEK Lectures: Session by InArch Moderator: Marialuisa Palumbo, Architect, InArch Speaker: Arch. Tom Rankin ‘Spaces of Re-use, Re-use of Space: Porta Portese’ Speakers: Modostudio, Orizzontale, OSA, TSPOON, 2Tr Archittetura, dAM

Studio di Architettura & AKA Architects Casa dell’Architettura - Acquario Rome | Admission free

10:45-11:15 Keynote Speaker - Q&A: Ulf Meyer, Architect, Invenhoven Architects Casa dell’Architettura - Acquario Rome | Admission free In cooperation and with the support of the Embassy of Germany and the hospi-

tality of the Goethe Institute.

11:15-11:30 Break on your own

11:30-13:00 ECOWEEK Lectures: Session by GBC Italia Moderator: Francesco Bedeschi, University of Arkansas Rome Center Speaker: Ing. Dave Nolan ‘IFAD Building in Rome’ Speaker: Ing. Gabriele Guala ‘i.Lab Italcementi, Bergamo’ Speaker: Paolo Cascone, Architect, ‘Ecological architecture towards high-

tech design and low-tech construction’ Casa dell’Architettura - Acquario Rome | Admission free

13:00-13:45 Keynote Speaker - Q&A: Elena Barthel, Architect, Rural Studio Casa dell’Architettura - Acquario Rome | Admission free In cooperation and with the support of the US Embassy and the hospitality

of the American Academy in Rome. 13:45-14:30 Break on your own 14:30-15:30 Aperitivo hosted by Eurogarden Eurogarden Rome | Registration only

15:30-19:00 ECOWEEK Workshops: Meet your group & site visit Depart from Eurogarden Rome | Registration only

TUESDAY 25|909:00-17:00* ECOWEEK Workshops Assigned Workshop Group | Registration only * Some venues may allow groups to stay later. Please coordinate directly with

your hosts.

WEDNESDAY 26|909:00-17:00 ECOWEEK Workshops Assigned Workshop Group | Registration only

10:00-13:00 ARUP Consulting sessions14:00-17:00 University of Arkansas Rome Center Rome | Registration only With the hospitality of University of Arkansas Rome Center.

17:00-18:00 Break on your own

Program ECOWEEK 2012 in Rome

18:00-20:00 Event: Teaching ‘Green’ Design in Italy and abroad Panel: Ulf Meyer (TU Berlin, Germany), Tom Rankin (La Sapienza, Italy),

Elena Barthel (Rural Studio, USA), Camilla Bevilacqua (ARUP, UK), Aylin Ayna (Mimar Sinan, Turkey).

Goethe Institute Rome | By invitation and registration only In cooperation and the hospitality of the Goethe Institute.

THURSDAY 27|909:00-12:30 ECOWEEK Workshops Assigned Workshop Group | Registration only

12:30-13:30 Break on your own

13:30-14:30 Keynote Speaker: Kengo Kuma, Architect Facolta di Architettura Roma Tre Aula Ersoch Sede del Mattatoio Largo

Giovannia Marzi 1o Rome | Admission free With the hospitality of Roma Tre and the American Academy in Rome.

14:30-15:30 Nabito Architects & Partners SLP, Italy Facolta di Architettura Roma Tre Aula Ersoch Sede del Mattatoio Largo Giovannia Marzi 1o Rome | Admission free With the hospitality of Roma Tre.

15:30-16:00 Break on your own

16:00-17:30 ECOWEEK Workshops Assigned Workshop Group | Registration only

17:30-18:00 Break on your own

16:30-17:45 GBC Italia Session: Using Computer Simulations for Fulfilling LEED Credits Speaker: Michelle Farrell, LEED AP of IES University of Arkansas Rome Center Rome | With invitation only

18:00-20:00 Exhibition: ‘Green’ projects from Italy and abroad University of Arkansas Rome Center Rome | Admission free With the support and and the hospitality of University of Arkansas Rome

Center.

FRIDAY 28|909:00-17:00* ECOWEEK Workshops Assigned Workshop Group | Registration only * Some venues may allow groups to stay later. Please coordinate directly with

your hosts.

SATURDAY 29|909:00-13:00 Workshop Presentations, Discussion & Diplomas Facolta di Architettura Roma Tre Aula Magni Sede del Mattatoio Largo Giovannia Marzi 1o Rome | Admission free

SUNDAY 30|910:00-14:00 Site Visits in Rome In cooperation with OPEN CITY ROMA http://ecoweekconference.org/files/ecoweek2012_ROME/visits.html

NOTICE: The program may change without prior notice. The organizers reserve the right to make changes to the program without prior notice. Changes due to force major are not the responsibility of the organizers. In case of a force ma-jor the program will be revised accordingly to accommodate the best possible al-ternative. Please consult the online program for possible last minute changes: http://ecoweekconference.org/files/ecoweek2012_ROME/program.html

Dopo il successo del 2011 a Milano, Ecoweek ritorna in Italia, per la prima volta, a Roma! Ecoweek 2012 si svolge in un momento di crisi sociale e finanziaria. Alcuni potrebbero pensare

che la visione ambientalista dello sviluppo integrato sia un “lusso”. Assolutamente il contrario: in tempi come questi, per superare la crisi siamo obbligati ad innovare e a proporre il cambiamento tramite azioni positive. Il cambiamento avviene per piccoli passi. Per questo, ECOWEEK lavora a stretto contatto con le città, le istituzioni, le NGO ed i gruppi di volontari in diverse parti del mon-do, per offrire una piattaforma dove giovani professionisti propongono soluzioni, condividono nuove idee in un nuovo approccio allo spazio pubblico. Tutto questo attraverso la cooperazione, l’educazione, lo spirito imprenditoriale e l’azione diretta.

 A seguito di ECOWEEK 2012, anche il progetto ECOWEEK GREENHOUSE inizierà ad operare a Roma. GREENHOUSE è una piattaforma internazionale per l’innovazione e lo sviluppo imprendi-toriale, sociale ed ambientale per i giovani professionisti.GREENHOUSE è già attualmente opera-tiva ad Atene, Salonicco, Holon e presto anche a Roma, Belgrado ed altre città. Maggiori informa-zioni su www.ecoweekgreenhouse.org

 Colgo questa opportunità per ringraziare tutte le istituzioni che hanno concesso il loro patro-cinio e supporto ad ECOWEEK 2012 a Roma, permettendone lo svolgimento ed il successo. Voglio inoltre ringraziare il gruppo di professionisti che hanno lavorato all’organizzazione dell’evento “rendendo possibile l’impossibile”: Marialuisa Palumbo, (InArch), Giorgio Scavino e Francesco Be-deschi (UARC).

 ECOWEEK è una organizzazione non governativa e no-profit la cui missione è di stimolare la consapevolezza ambientale e promuovere i principi della sostenibilità. ECOWEEK è stata fondata in Grecia nel 2005 ed è oggi attiva in 10 paesi tra Europa e Medio Oriente. Visitate il nostro sito web: www.ecoweek.org

Ancora una volta grazie per esservi uniti a noi,Dr. Elias Messinas Architect, Environmental ConsultantFounding Chairman of ECOWEEK

Benvenuti ad ECOWEEK 2012 a Roma!

Kengo Kuma , Architect | JapanKengo Kuma completed his master’s degree at the University of Tokyo. He studied at Columbia University as Visiting Scholar and established Kengo Kuma & Associates in 1990. He taught at Keio University, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and he was installed as Professor at the Graduate School of Architecture, University of Tokyo. He has received many awards, among them the International Spirit of Nature Wood Architecture Award in 2002 (Finland). He is an International Fellow of RIBA, UK, and Honorary Fellow of AIA in the US. Kengo Kuma’s books have been translated into Eng-lish, Chinese and other languages. http://kkaa.co.jp/

Elena Barthel, Architect | RURAL STUDIO, Alabama, USA Elena Barthel graduated from the School of Architecture of the University of Florence in Italy, , and received her PHD with the thesis ‘Design & Build at the Rural Studio: the education of the Citizen Architect’. She run her private practice in Florence, and taught at the University of Florence, at the Architectural Association in London and lead Auburn University Study Abroad in Florence. She is currently Assistant Professor at Rural Studio. www.ruralstudio.org Ulf Meyer, Architect | Ingenhoven Architects, Germany Ulf Meyer is an architect, partner in the architecture office of Ingenhoven Architects. Graduated from the Tech-nical University (TU) of Berlin, and at the Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT) in Chi-cago, Ill. with the international IIT Fellowship and the Academic Scholarship of the Federal Republic of Germany. He is Distinguished Hyde Chair of Excellence for sus-tainable urban design at the University of Nebraska/Lincoln. Ulf has published over 1,000 articles in newspapers and magazines in Germany and abroad. www.ingen-hovenarchitects.com Alessandra Faticanti, Architect & Roberto (Bebo) Ferlito, Architect | Nabito Archi-tects and Partners SLP, Italy Alessandra Faticanti, Architect graduated from Sapienza University and L’Ecole polytechnique Belleville de Paris (France). Roberto (Bebo) Fer-lito, Architect graduated from Sapienza University and Faculteit Toegepaste Weten-schappen of Gent in Belgium. NABITO architects is a group of more then 20 architects and engineers, born in Barcelona from the will and courage of the architects Alessan-dra Faticanti and Roberto Ferlito in 2007. www.nabitoarchitects.com MariaLuisa Palumbo, Architect | McLuhan Program, Toronto University, Italy Mari-aLuisa Palumbo, architect and senior fellow of the McLuhan Program in Culture and Technology of Toronto University, author of ‘New Wombs, Electronic bodies and architectural disorder’ (Birkhauser, 2000) and ‘Architettura Produttiva. Principi di progettazione ecologica’ (Maggioli 2012). Since 2003, she directs the Master di Ar-chitettura Digitale at the Italian National Institute of Architecture (IN/ARCH) in Rome. In 2004 she founded Romalab, Laboratorio di Architettura Relazionale, Since 2010 she collaborates with Domusweb. Tom Rankin , Architect | Studio Rome, Italy Tom Rankin is the founder and director of Studio Rome, devoted to research and practice of environmentally sustainable ar-chitecture and urbanism. He practices architecture and teaches at the at La Sapienza (School of Engineering) and coordinates the University of Minnesota Rome architec-ture program for Accent. Graduated in Architecture from Harvard University Graduate School of Design, received a BA in Architecture at Princeton, and a “Laurea” in Archi-tecture at La Sapienza. www.studiorome.net Paolo Cascone, Architect | COdesignLab, France & Italy Paolo Cascone, AA-MA PhD Eng. is an AA-trained architect, who grew up between Italy, East-Africa and West-In-dies. Paolo founded COdesignLab in Paris which is involved in education and research projects on Urban Ecologies. Paolo is lecturing regularly in Schools of Architecture and Engineering. COdesignLab, is an architectural practice and design research lab which also develops experimental self-construction projects in Africa and Europe. www.codesignlab.org and www.co-design-lab.net Francesco Bedeschi, Architect | University of Arkansas & GBC Italia, Italy Francesco Bedeschi is an architect and professor of integrated architectural design and historic preservation with the Italian Program of the University of Arkansas Rome Center. He is also the site coordinator of the program of study in Italy at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, State of New York. He was a visiting Assisting Professor at Mississippi State University. Francesco has been involved in the GBC Italia and elected Chair in 2010, and recently, appointed Executive Member of the National Board of GBC Italia.

Giuseppe Todisco, Architect | University of Arkansas & GBC Italia, ItalyGiuseppe Todisco graduated in Architecture in Rome in 1989, and has been teaching Architecture in Bari, Reggio Calabria, Genoa. He is a Ph.D. candidate in Palermo on the topic of design in Los Angeles, California. He founded “Sustainable Architecture” in 2007 for research, development and eco-environmental design of buildings, and recently was awarded the International Competition for the Solar Tower in Beijing, China. This year he published M.A.R.S. (Handbook of Sustainable Residential Architec-ture) by Alinea-Florence. www.architetturasostenibile

ECOWEEK 2012 SpeakersAfter a successful ECOWEEK 2011 in Milano, ECOWEEK returns to Italy, for the first time, in

Rome! ECOWEEK 2012 takes place at a time of a financial and social crisis. Some may think that the

environmental view point of integrated development is a luxury. Quite the contrary: at times like now, to overcome the crisis we must innovate and bring change through positive intervention. Change comes in small steps. So, ECOWEEK works closely with cities, institutions, NGOs and vol-unteer groups around the world, to provide a platform where young professionals give solutions, share new ideas and a new approach to public space; through cooperation, education, training, entrepreneurship, and actual doing.

  Following ECOWEEK 2012 the ECOWEEK GREENHOUSE will start operating in Rome. The GREENHOUSE is an international platform for innovation and for social and envi-ronmental entrepreneurship for young professionals. The GREENHOUSE is already op-erating in Athens, Thessaloniki, Holon, and soon in Rome, Belgrade and other cities. More at www.ecoweekgreenouse.org

  I take this opportunity to thank the institutions who gave their patrocinio and support to ECOWEEK 2012 in Rome, and made it possible and successful. I also take this opportunity to thank the organizing team of professionals who made the impossible possible: Marialuisa Palumbo (In-Arch), Giorgio Scanino, and Francesco Bedeschi (UARC).

ECOWEEK is a non-profit non-governmental organization with the mission to raise environ-mental awareness and to promote the principles of sustainability. ECOWEEK was established in Greece in 2005, and is active today in 10 countries in Europe and the Middle East. Visit our website at www.ecoweek.org

 Thank you for joining us once again,Dr. Elias Messinas Architect, Environmental ConsultantFounding Chairman of ECOWEEK

Welcome to ECOWEEK 2012 in Rome!Theme A: Urban Sustainability - Including also landsacpe design.Theme B: Social Sustainability - Serving/benefiting a local community.Theme C: New Building Sustainability - Towards a zero emissions energy-autonomous building.Theme D: Existing Building Sustainability - Upgrade, Reuse and Expansion.Theme E: Design Sustainability - Combining Design & Building, and Design & light hands-on

construction (design-build).

Information point hosted at: UARC Palazzo Taverna Via di Monte Giordano 36, RomeEmail: ecoweek@ecoweek.it Skype: ecoweek.skypeFor emergencies only: +44745.2061408

ECOWEEK 2012 Workshop Themes

ECOWEEK 2012 Contact

ECOWEEK 2012 Workshops W1 Elena Barthel, Architect | RURAL STUDIO, Alabama, USA

Dan Price, Architect | TAU Azrieli School of Architecture, Israel Paolo Cascone | COdesignLab, France & Italy Hosted at: UW Rome Center Piazza del Biscione 95, Rome

W2 Jan Johansson, Architect MAA and KEA | Denmark Hosted at: ACCENT Piazza dell Orologio 7, Rome

W4 Virna Mastrangelo, Landscape Architect | Greenatelier, Italy Maria Cristina Sorvillo, Architect | Green H LLP, UK & Italy Ohad Yehieli, Architect | Tel Aviv University School of Architecture, Israel Hosted at: Casa Del Parco Via del Casaletto 400, Rome

W5 Francesco Bedeschi, Riccardo Hopps and Andrea Camilletti, Architects | ARCHi-tects Green Building Alliance, Italy Massimiliano Mandarini, Architect, Designer | Marchingenio, Italy Giuseppe Todisco, Architect, Designer | Architettura Sostenibile, Italy Hosted at: UARC Palazzo Taverna Via di Monte Giordano 36, Rome

W7 Luca Diffuse, Architect | Writing Extended Explanations, Italy Hosted at: ACCENT Piazza dell Orologio 7, Rome

W8 Fabio Cibinel, Roberto Laurenti & Giorgio Martocchia, Architects | Modostu-dio, Italy Hosted at: Modostudio Via Amerigo Vespucci 24, Rome

W9 Orizzontale | Italy Hosted at: “Pigneto” & Casa dell’Architettura - Acquario Piazza Manfredo Fanti 47, Rome

W10 Massimo Acito, Architect & Marco Burrascano, Architect & Luca Catalano, Landscape Architect & Annalisa Metta, Landscape Architect & Luca Reale, Architect & Caterina Rogai, Architect | OSA Architettura e Paesaggio, Italy With Living Urban Scape (LUS) | Italy Hosted at: Osa architettura e paesaggio Via Cristoforo Colombo 183, Roma

W11 Nina Artioli & Alessandra Glorialanza & Eliana Saracino, Architects | TSPOON, Italy Hosted at: ACCENT Piazza dell Orologio 7, Rome

W12 Luca Montuori & Riccardo Petrachi, Architects | 2tr architettura, Italy With Promo_legno Association, Italy Hosted by: 2tr architettura Via della Marrana 94, Rome

W13 Paolo Cannata & Linda Gaia Roncaglia, Architects | dAM Studio di Architettura Materia e Ambiente, Italy Hosted at: RUFA Via Benaco 2, Rome

W15 Federica Caccavale & Alessandro Casadei & Paolo Pineschi | AKA Architects, Italy Hosted at: ΑΚΑ Piazzale Portuense 3, Rome

For more details: www.ecoweekconference.org

UPCOMING ECOWEEK EVENTS: Mark your calendar! November 26-30, 2012 Belgrade, Serbia Keynote speaker: Francoise-Helene Jourda, Architect (France) March 3-8, 2013 Middle East Keynote speaker: Chris Sherwin, Seymour Powell (UK) March 11-18, 2013 Bucharest, Romania April 15-21, 2013 Thessaloniki, Greece With the International Marathon “Alexander the Great” May 13-19, 2013 Copenhagen, Denmark ECOWEEK: New Nordic Living Empowering Sustainability With KEA – Copenhagen School of Design and Technology July 17-21, 2013 Istanbul, Turkey With Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University

Michelle Farrell, Architect | IES Michelle Farrell is the Head of the European Division for Integrated Environmental Solutions, Ltd. Grad-uate of Boston Architectural College, Michelle was named to the “40 under 40” list. Michelle is a LEED Accredited Professional, and has taught various courses in BIM and integrated analysis. IES, Ltd. is a world leader in precision, intelligent sustainability solutions for every factor in making new and existing buildings more energy efficient, dramatically reducing operating overheads, and lowering CO2 emissions. www.iesve.com

Camilla Bevilacqua, Environmental Engineer | ARUP Matteo Orlandi, Engineer | ARUP Camilla Bevilacqua is an environmental engineer in the Europe & Building Division in Arup Italia (Mi-lan). Camilla works in services system design, environmental sustainability of building and low energy systems. Matteo Orlandi is an Engineer at Arup Milan. His fields of expertise are Facade Engineering and Building Physics.Arup is a global professional services firm headquartered in London, United Kingdom which providesengineering, design, planning, project management and consulting services for all aspects of the builtenvironment. Arup has participated in projects in over 160 countries. www.arup.comHosted at: UARC Palazzo Taverna Via di Monte Giordano 36, Rome

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ECOWEEK 2012 Venues01 Casa dell’Architettura - Acquario Piazza Manfredo Fanti 47, Rome 02 UARC - University of Arkansas Rome Center Via di Monte Giordano 36 Rome03 Rufa - Rome University of Fine Arts Via Benaco 2, Rome04 ACCENT Piazza dell’Orologio 7, Rome05 Goethe Institute: Via Savoia 15, Rome06 Eurogarden Srl Viale Guido Baccelli 85, Rome07 Casa del Parco Via del Casaletto, 400, Rome08 Modostudio Via Amerigo Vespucci 24, Rome09 2tr architettura Via della Marrana 94, Rome10 AKA Piazzale Portuense 3, Rome11 Roma Tre - Architecture II Largo Giovanni Marzi 1o, Rome12 UW - University of Washington Rome Center Piazza del Biscione 95 Campo de Fiori, Rome

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