BETWEEN OBJECT AND AMBIENT

Oliver Bertram (Zurich)

My name is Oliver Bertram, at the moment I am teaching Greg Lynns course "machinic processes in architectural design" at the ETH in Zurich. Further I was teaching workshops with Greg Lynn at the University for applied arts in Vienna and with Servo architects at the AA. Before that I have been TA for Greg Lynn for 2 years. My recent design teachers have been Greg Lynn, Peter Eisenman and Dietmar Leyk.

CUSTOMIZATION

Anna Mirjam Wolf (Berlin)
Deheer Gelf Hendrik Kolbach (Rotterdam)
Raf Frans Lucia Henri Dauwe (Berlin)

… Raf… all i know about him is that he actually is Belgium, studied there and came to berlin three and a half years ago. he worked for Stephan Braunfels Architekten, Berlin and is since the beginning of 2002 a freelancer. He took part in many easas and was an organizer of the easa 20(00)- Antwerp / Rotterdam - (dis-)Similarities.

hope you are fine. best Mirjam

ELEPHANT WORKSHOP

Soner Sahin (Istanbul)

FLAT EARTH PILGRIMS

Michael Malone (Dublin); Derek Treneman (Dublin)

Name Michael Malone
Born 1972
Nationality Irish
Education; UCD School of Architecture, Dublin. 1991- 97
Studied in France. 1996
Studied in Slovakia. 1996
Present; Working with a small architectural practice outside Dublin.
Partly self - employed as architect on small projects, graphic design & competitions.
Previous Attended Easa's events from 1995-1999
Easa Attended Winterschool's in UK & Ireland from 1992-1997
Participation

Name Derek Treneman
Born 1976
Nationality Irish
Education; UCD School of Architecture, Dublin. 1996- 01
Studied in Helsinki 1999-2000
Present; Working as architect in residence at the Sculpture Factory in Cork, (a community arts based facility for artists)
Partly self - employed as architect & designer on small projects, sculptors & competitions.
Teaching in U.C.D. Dublin
Previous Attended Winterschool's in UK & Ireland
Easa Participation

INFRASTRUCTURE OVER INFRASTRUCTURE

Dafne Berc (Zagreb)
& Luciano Basauri (Santiago de Chile)

Dafne Berc (Zagreb, Croatia, 1970) studied at the Faculty of Architecture in Zagreb and at the Berlage Institute in Amsterdam where she graduated in 2000 with the work Dynamic Archipelago Metropolitan Network (DAMN) tutored by Elia Zenghelis. The major concern of her research is the juxtaposition between infrastructure and landscape as an organizational system with remarkable aesthetics values from which strategies of development could be derived.
She is currently teaching as honorary assistant professor at the Faculty of Architecture in Zagreb.

Luciano Basauri (Santiago, Chile, 1972) studied at the Faculty of Architecture of the Central University of Chile where he worked later as an assistant professor. He made his postgraduate studies at the Berlage Institute, Amsterdam where he graduated with the work 'Memory inc.' in 2000. He has contributed in several articles sounding matters of memory and sampling techniques in the creation of suburbia and of infrastructure and its potential to host emerging patterns of urban behavior as means of intervention in architectural design. He exhibited his work at the Witte de With Rotterdam, NAI Rotterdam, Town Hall Almere and Berlage Institute Amsterdam. After working in Chile and The Netherlands he is currently living in Croatia.

Jelk Kruk, born in 1977 is actually doing his master project after which he will be architect and MSc in Management & Real Estate. Jelk was staff member of the INDESEM organisation in 1998 (www.bk.tudelft.nl/indesem). INDESEM stands for INternational DEsign Seminar, which is a Architecture Seminar, being held in The Netherlands every two year with 100 students from all over Europe. He was member of the organizing committee of Atlantis 2000, an international design competition on underground space use and editor-in-chief of the book "Geotecture, the art of underground space use".
Geert-Jan Kuip, born in 1974 is doing a master, after which he will be urban designer. Before he started his study, he worked in a library and as a professional carpenter on big scale housing projects. He has a special interest in politics and has been a editor of the political journal "Vlugschrift". He has been organizing several national political meetings.

Together Jelk and Geert-Jan run SuperNova Studio's, a multimedia company whith architectural focuss.

MOBILE BAR

Gunnthora Gudmundsdottir (Rekyavik)

NARRATIVE DESIGN

KASPER MAGNUSSEN ; MIKKEL SORENSEN (Copenhagen)

KASPER MAGNUSSEN, Afd. 2/Nat Chard
Sollerodgade 24, st.tv., 2200 Kbh. Nv
Telephone 36906198,
e-mail: kaspermagnussen@hotmail.com
Date of birth: 20-08-77
University: Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts
Passport number: 100 515 285
Sex: male
Vegetarian: no
Allergies/medical needs: no
Est. time of arrival: 27/7
Est. time of departure: 10/8

MIKKEL SORENSEN
Sollerodgade 24, st.tv., 2200 Kbh. Nv
Tlf.: 22 44 40 74, email: mikkelz@hotmail.com
Date of birth: 04-06-78
University: Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts
Passport number: 101 101 447
Sex: male
Vegetarian: no
Allergies/medical needs: no
Est. time of arrival: 27/7
Est. time of departure: 10/8

NETWORK AS ART_AS CULTURE AS METAPHORE

TUTOR: Don Foresta (Paris)

foresta@wanadoo.fr - www.mmmarcel.org

Don Foresta is presently Senior Research Fellow at the Wimbledon School of Art under a three-year research fellowship from the Arts and Humanities Research Board in the UK and professor of interactive multimedia art at the Ecole Nationale Superieure d'Arts in the Paris area. He is a specialist in art and science and has organised several conferences and events in the field as well as publications on the question of the interface between the two.

Born in Buffalo, New York, Foresta graduated in 1961 from the University of Buffalo with a BA in American History and Government. The same year he entered the US Foreign Service and served in diplomatic posts in Africa, Washington, and finally Paris, France. In 1971 he received his Master's Degree from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies and his doctorate, summa cum laude, in Communication Science from the University of Paris 2 - the Sorbonne.

From 1971 to 1976 he served as Director of the American Cultural Center in Paris. He left the Foreign Service with a Rockefeller Foundation grant to make his first television program for PBS in a series developed with video artist Nam June Paik. He created the video art department at the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Arts Decoratifs in 1976, specializing in the use of video as a means of creative personal expression. He founded a private company, International Media Consultants, to organize projects of artistic, cultural and educational exchange through the new media and advanced communications technologies.

…I' am doing something around the idea of the network as well as something on art and science. I am deeply involved in both topics and all my work revolves around the two.

You can see what I am doing with the network at www.mmmarcel.org.

I am building a high band-width network for artistic experimentation, an attempt to claim a part of the high speed networks being put in place for art. We can get into that to the degree that you have the possibility to connect. If that is not possible, we can simulate the network and get into the fundamental idea of it. For a title I would suggest, "The Network - as art, as culture, as metaphor". I can approach it from many sides, as a tool, as a operational or schematic model, as a philosophical idea, as a metaphor for western civilization, etc. I also get into elements of it's geometry which is fractal. All that can be accompanied by images and examples.

Connected to the network idea is the interface between art and science. This is something that interests me very much.

OTHER SPACES

Stealth group
Ana Dokic (Rotterdam),
Marc Neelen (Rotterdam)
Ivan Kucina (Belgrade) kucina@eunet.yu

C. V. Ivan Kucina 1961 Born in Belgrade, 1988 BSc, Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade, 1998 Masters thesis on Research of the Phenomena of Transition in Modern Architecture, from 1997 Lecturer, Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade, Architectural Theory, Architectural Design, Workshops (tutor): 2001 Datacloud Expert Meeting, Archined, V2, Rotterdam, 2001 7for7: The Wild City, Belgrade, 1999 Montazstroj Performing unit, Breda, Bitef Theatre, Belgrade, 1999 Summer School of Architecture Petnica, Distillation, 1998 Summer School of Architecture Petnica, Transmission, 1997 Workshop 301, off Bitef program - Alter Image, 1996 Summer School of Architecture, Petnica, Re-constellation, 1996 Workshop 301, Cinema Rex, Belgrade, 1996 Projekt X, Re-constellation, Belgrade 1995 Workshop 301, EASA, Zamosc, Poland, 1994 2nd International Biennial of Architecture of Brazil, Recife, Researches: 2000 The Wild City: Genetics of Uncontrolled Urban Process, with Ana Dzokic, Milica Topalovic, Marc Neelen, 2001 Software Personal Housing Generator, with Djordje Stojanovic, 2001 Adaptation of the Belgrade Architecture Faculty education program to European standards, Exhibitions: 2002 Accommodation Changes, architecture Fondation Gallery, with Djordje Stojanovic, London, 2000 Mutation, Uncertain State of Europe, Belgrade Gray Realm, with Ana Dzokic, Marc Neelen, Milica Topalovic, Milan Djuric, Bordeaux, Brussel, Tokyo, Milan, 1997 Ostranenie - festival of electronic media, Accelerator electronic magazine, with Srdjan Jovanovic and Minja Smajic, Bauhaus, Desau, 1994 2nd International Biennial of Architecture of Brazil, Project From-To, with srdjan Jovanovic Weeis, Recife Instalations: 2002 V Biennal of Visual Art Pancevo, Dead City, Pancevo, 2001 Set for the performance Truth or Dare, Performingunit, Holland, 2000 Layout of the 41st Oktobarski salon annual art review, Belgrade 1999 Layout of the 40th Oktobarski salon annual art review, Belgrade.

PICTURES IN THE HEAD

Ayca Ince (Istanbul)

AYCA INCE - THE TUTOR FORM TURKEY

I did my undergraduate in Urban and Regional Planning department. That was the time when I had attended various workshops* and competitions** and had a chance to discover the fascinating and `ego` improving tool> `urban design`.
But as I dwell into real time challenges after those colorful experiments, I have recognized the need theory and its dept.
So I have decided to continue my way instead of being an urban designer/planner, as a social scientist. Then I started my Masters degree in sociology, as well as my new position in Humanities and Social Sciences department of Istanbul Technical University.
That academic work as a research assistant which is still continuous, lead me in a way to draw my path in the interdisciplinary filed, now that I believe as `no limits do exist between sciences. and thus supported me on my way to get a scholarship and start a new masters program so called: `Cities, Space and Society` in London School of Economics. Now I am back to Istanbul after a one-year experience in London, too heavily inspired.
If you ask me what I had studied there, I worked on `cultural industries, and their spatial effect on urban form`, and submitted a dissertation on `the last 20 years of music industry in Istanbul`.
I am still looking for my way and this search seems to be continuous for the next few decades. But on one side I believe that all these chains will come together and form a complete product in the end.

It has been a year that I am back from London and since then I am too much involved in the cultural life of Istanbul, especially in the music scene-watching live performances, writing about them, and working for a music publishing company part time.
I am taking to modern dance and Tai chi courses. And touring my city as if I had never been here before.

*The Olympic Park and Integration of it to City of Metropolitan Istanbul in Istanbul-Turkey, April 1999 Introduction of Silicon Valley to a City in Budapest-Hungary, October, 1998 Urban and Micro Space Design Workshop in Stuttgart-Germany, October 1997
**Award (Mansion), "Cities and Society Competition" organized by Istanbul Technical University, May 1998 Award (Mansion with a group from Mimar Sinan University), "Gallipoli Peninsula Peace Park-International Ideas and Design Competition, 1997 Award (4th degree within 36 team from eighteen Turkish universities) in 1st National Debate Competition, 1997

PLEASURE SCAPES

Nina Gorgon,
Angelika Gorgon, Viktoria Delovska
(Skopje)

Nina Gorgon
born 1976 in Skopje, Macedonia
diploma work in progress at the Faculty of Architecture-Skopje
competitions
Club for the students of architecture - Skopje-student competition 2002 - 1st prize
Social housing - Skopje - 2000
Museum of World Culture - Goeteborg - 1999
Urban Identities - IFHPstudent competition - 1997

I like differences, coincidences, working with hands, finding simplicity in complexity/complexity in simplicity, progress, finding new interests, Chinese characters, infinite possibilities, the unspoken, obsessions…

Viktoria Delovska
born 1976 in Skopje, Macedonia
diploma work in progress at the Faculty of Architecture-Skopje
competitions
Club for the students of architecture - Skopje-student competition 2002 - 1st prize
Social housing - Skopje - 2000
Museum of World Culture - Goeteborg - 1999
Urban Identities - IFHPstudent competition - 1997

I like exchanging ideas, being surprised, enthusiastic, collecting words, unfinished things, changes, discovering hidden places/things, making ideas visible, simplicity, meeting unexpected, asymmetry…

Angelika Gjorgon
born 1976 in Skopje, Macedonia
diploma work in progress at the Faculty of Architecture-Skopje

I like traveling, meeting people, receiving massages, geometry, blue and sometimes green, inventing solutions, fashion magazines, parties, chances, rearranging, dreaming…

SITE SPECIFIC IMPRINTS

Sven Jonke; Maroje Mrduljas; Nikola Radeljkovic (Zagreb)
foruse@eunet.yt

Sven Jonke
born 11/20/1973 in Bremen, Germany
Design degree from the Study of Design, University of Zagreb
since 1998 working under the label FOR USE together with Christoph Katzler and Nikola Radeljkovic
since 1999 working together with NUMEN

Nikola Radeljkovic
born 12/09/1971 in Sarajevo, BiH
Design degree from the Study of Design, University of Zagreb
since 1998 working under the label FOR USE together with Christoph Katzler and Sven Jonke
since 1999 working together with NUMEN

FOR USE
Selected projects
008
bar stool for Zanotta, 2002
HPLC
shelf system for Cappellini, 2001
005
chair system for MDF Italia, 2001
006
chair system for MDF Italia, 2001
PO 0031
chair and table for Cappellini, 2000
HPL
table system for Cappellini, 2000
Juggle
modular shelf for Magis, 1999

Group shows
02 - The Croatian Design Exhibition / Zagreb 2001
BIO (Biennale of Industrial Design) / Ljubljana 2000
01 - The Croatian Design Exhibition / Zagreb 1999
34th Zagreb Salon / Zagreb 1999
BIO (Biennale of Industrial Design) / Ljubljana 1998
31st Zagreb Salon / Zagreb 1996

Awards
Croatian Designers Society Annual Award for Product Design at 02 - The Croatian Design Exhibition Zagreb 2001
Croatian Designers Society Annual Award for Product Design at 01 - The Croatian Design Exhibition Zagreb 1999
Grand Prix at the 34th Zagreb Salon Zagreb 1999
1st prize on Exportdrvo Design 1999 Zagreb 1999
1st prize on Exportdrvo Design 1997 Zagreb 1997

NUMEN / FOR USE
Selected projects
Exportdrvo 2001 - Fair stand for Exportdrvo (one of the largest croatian furniture dealers) on Ambienta furniture fair
Zagreb 2001 - Stereo Studio
Monthly club event promoting electronic music
Project: Interior, graphic design and digital projections
Zagreb 1999-2000
34th Zagreb Salon
Exhibition of Design and Applied Arts
Organized by the Croatian Association of Visual Artists - HDLU
Project: visual identity of the exhibition and exhibition set
Zagreb 1999
01 - The Croatian Design Exhibition
First Annual exhibition of the Croatian Designers Society - HDD
Project: design of exhibition set
Zagreb 1999

Maroje Mrduljas
born in Rijeka 08/07/71
Studied at the Architectural faculty of University of Zagreb
Since 1995. collaborates with Architectural atelier Hrzic and works as freelancer in different fields of architecture and design

Selected competition projects
Church in Klenovica, Novi Vinodolski, 1994. 2nd prize ex axueo
New Zagorje house, single-family house prototype, 1995 5th prize
Urbanistic regulation of Žurkovo bay, Kostrena, 1997, buy-off
Urbanistic regulation of center of Kraljevica, 1997
Museum of Modern Art, Zagreb, 1999
Islamic Cultural Center, Rijeka, 2001, 3rd prize
Bus station, Sisak, 2002

Workshops
"Tradition and creativity", Motuvun, 1995
"Tradition and creativity", Motovun, 1996
Summer school of AF, Bol, 1996
Frames of the Metropolis: Sava- space in-between, conceptual urbanistic project "Urban invasion", Zagreb 1999
"Sustainable development", Unije 2000, guest lecturer with Sven Jonke

Selected exhibitions
32nd Zagreb Salon

Writings
Since 1996. writes architectural critics, theory and essays in different publications, currently writes for "Man and the Space" magazine of Croatian society of architects.

S U N B R E L L A

Željko Klemar, Marta Muzdalo - (Croatia)

ZELJKO KLEMAR zeljko.klemar@mail.inet.hr
AGE: 24 occupation: student; university of architecture, zagreb, croatia
experienced in graphic and architectural design (participated in the makarska sports hall competition - 2000, "hrvatske autoceste" logo competition - 2001, "pp" web site design - 2002, one small house - 2002... and many many such great ideas to come)
english language fluent speaker

MARTA MUZDALO muzdalo@yahoo.com

age: 25 occupation: student; university of architecture, zagreb, croatia - worked as a news reporter-investegator in the informative programme of open television, zagreb
worked as an english translator in a private company
english language fluent speaker

THE VANE

Darko Polic (Novi Sad)

I was born in Novi Sad 9.II 1975; Have finished both primary and secondary school in the city of birth. I have finished Faculty of Architecture on University in Belgrade this year. During the studies I have been discovering and developing my interest of urban remodulation & reconstruction. One of my student works was dedicated to spreading pedestrian area of Novi Sad toward Danube reconstructing vested space of old Fish market. I took a part in an architectural competition for city center of small town of Bogatic in central Serbia. We won the first prize there.
I was also a member of Student Expedition 1998 in city of Perast in the bay of Kotor (Boka Kotorska). We have tried to observe and use old abandoned baroque palaces and small city spaces for new purpose, or made them new points of a new city net we adopted…
In my final theses I tried to recycle vested spaces in the city center of Novi Sad. Actually it was a try to fit huge white marble fortress (National theater) into miller of small Central European town, creating small city spaces around.
Other things that could represent me better is my total dedication to Choir singing in a free time.
I'm very interested in checking my approaches and attitudes in urban remodelation in city of Vis! Analyzing and sketching preferences of topography, the sea and inherited architecture will lead to scanning the situation and could lead to various responses. Response depend of our senses and sensibility we bring with us or one we will accept through mutual meetings, conversation or just stepping out from the ferry and begin to communicate to the island of Vis.

TOWN SQUARE VIS
ZDRAVKO KRASIC. dipl.ing.arh.
1969.ZG > Poljicka 15.ZG > 091 3004056 >

University degree in 1994. at Faculty of Architecture in Zagreb.
Since 1995. employed at the City department for development planning and protection of the environment, where he is working as a town planner (also worked on general town plan of Zagreb).
During his studies, a member of EASA as NC in Croatia (1989-1994).
Participated in workshops "Frames of the metropolis" (1995-1999), Split 1700+ (1997), participated in seminar "The Creative City", organised by Amsterdam-Maastricht Summer University (1999), "Re-designation and sustainable development" on Vis and Unije islands (2001) as a workshop tutor in colaboration with AF Zagreb, Jelsa 2002 workshop coordinator.
Participated in many competitions (UIA- ZAL Barcelona - honorable mention, Gajo Bulat square in Split - 1st prize, Sentjernej town centre, Slovenia - equally valuable 1st prize, Bus terminal in Sisak - 3rd prize...)
Exhibited on Zagreb Salon - all together 11 projects (1997-1998)
1999 started internet magazine Proleteri.com, and a year later, a website 'urbanizam.net', together with Bakran, Plevko and Mattioni.
Since 2002. he is a chief editor of CIP (Man and Space), a magazine about architecture.

VISUAL POETICS EXPLORATION OF HOMESPACE IN VIS

Raphael A Di luzio - USA raphaeldiluzio@umit.maine.edu
Ivor Hadziabdic -Zagreb
diledrum@angelfire.com
Nathan Hankla - USA

Raphael A Di luzio
Professor of New Media
University of Maine
New Program
5713 Chadbourne Hall RM 410
Orono, ME 04469-5713

- about previous work-
i am a trained and practicing painter and professor of drawing and painting.
over the last six years i have been studying and teaching digital media...and in
the last two have been producing artworks via digital--aka "new media" means.
the work i make with digital media is concerned with effecting a type of sensory experience
for the viewer/participant by creating a immersive cinematic experience.

i am currently working on a three part piece called "axisMundi". the first part
of which is being created from the 16 hours of raw digital footage shot while in cuba

wearing a odd device of my own design that mounts two digital cameras (one
suspended in front of me and one behind me on "steady" cam rigs) i am walking
"grids" through particular cities. havana--berlin--florence--

each walk generates about 15-20 hours of raw DV footage...from which the final
"works" are generated.

For more Rapfaels work go to-
http://www.area051.org

Nathan Hankla
Currently Nathan is a senior New Media Major with an Anthropology minor.
He has worked on several large scale information design projects at ASAP
Media Services, including the School of Marine Sciences web site. His
focus is in creating intuitive layouts that focus on the content and not
on the construction of a project. He is both a talented designer and a
good guy to have a beer with , much like President Bush.

Ivor Hadziabdic diledrum@angelfire.com

- born 1977., Zagreb, Croatia
- somehow finished elementary and high-school
- studied economics at Webster University, Vienna
- got frustrated with evil capitalism and started to study New media at University of Maine
- was involved in making short films for several years with a bunch of crazy Croats
- worked on digital art piece Cerübahn which was on show in Vienna and Kunsthaus Tacheles in Berlin
- plays drums in a totally unknown band
- likes beer

L I G H T

Dinko Peracic - (Split)

born in Split Croatia 18.02.1977 Graduated at Zagreb School of Architecture 2001 Founder of Platforma 9.81 Architecture and Media research platform working as partner in ARP Split.

FISHERMANS FRIENDS

Helena Njiric (Zagreb-Berlin)
Lea Pelivan lea.pelivan@st.hinet.hr (Split)
Toma Plejic toma.plejic@zg.tel.hr(Vocni trg)

Helena Njiric_born in Varazdin_ architectural education in Zagreb_working practices in Graz_Zagreb_Berlin_ international awards and practice in Great Britain _Austria_Slovenia_Croatia_ teaching in Zagreb School of Architecture_TU Berlin

Lea Pelivan. Born in 1976, gratuated on Faculty of Architecture, University of Zagreb, 2001.
Involved in cross disciplinary projects that incorporate architecture and visual arts.
Work has been exhibited in Croatia and abroad.

Toma Plejic. Born in 1977, gratuated on Faculty of Architecture, University of Zagreb, 2001.
Involved in cross disciplinary projects that incorporate architecture and visual arts.
Work has been exhibited in Croatia and abroad.

NO TIME ZONE

Dinka Pavelic - (Zagreb) ;
Sungwoo Kim - (Rotterdam)

SUNGWOO KIM
Essenburgsingel 117A 3022EJ Rotterdam The Netherlands
+31-6-1820 0016
kim@berlage-institute.nl

Personal Information:
Born October 28, 1974 in Seoul, South Korea
Korean citizen.

Education:
1993-1997 Bachelor of Engineering in Architecture, Seoul National University
1997-1999 Master of Engineering in Architecture, Graduate School of Seoul National University
2000-2002 Admission and frequency at the Berlage Institute, Postgraduate Laboratory of Architecture in Rotterdam. Thesis Tutor: Elia Zenghelis

Awards:
1995 Competition for housing development held by the Architectural Institute of Korea, Honorable Mention
1996 The graduation work has been awarded of a special prize from Seoul National University
2001 The16th Membrane Design Competition, Sponsor: Taiyo Kogyo Corporation Japan, Honorable Mention

Certification:
1996 Certificate of Architectural Engineer, 1st Grade, Seoul, Korea

Projects:
2000:
ˇ 3D-city, core design at the Berlage Institute, from October to January (judge: Winy Maas)
ˇ Mapping the metropolitan Paris, master class at the Berlage Institute, in May (judge:

2001:
ˇ Rotterdam waterfront, core design at the Berlage Institute, from April to July (judge: Don Murphy)
ˇ Rotterdam waterfront, master class at the Berlage Institute, in May (judge: Hani Rashid)
ˇ Weak urbanism, core design at the Berlage Institute, from October to December (judge: Andrea Branzi)
ˇ Global Pressure Local Resistance, master class at the Berlage Institute, in February (judge: Saskia Sassen, Stefano Boeri)

2002:
ˇ Dressing naked buildings in a doulble condition, core design at the Berlage Institute, from January to March (judge: Willem Jan Neutelings, Michiel Riedijk)

Exhibitions:
November 1996 SK Studio Annual Exhibition, Seoul
February 1998 SK Studio Annual Exhibition, Seoul
January 2001 '3D city', Berlage Institute, Rotterdam
March 2001 'Km3/3D city', Stroom, Den Hague
April 2002 'Weak urbanism', Milan Triennale, Milan
April-May 2002 'double dutch', Aedes East Extension Pavilion, Berlin

Lecture:
April 2002 'Market in Skyscraper', UCT(University of Cape Town), South Africa

Employment:
1999-2000 Architectural Designer and Reseacher
Wondoshi Architects Group, Ltd.
The Long-term master plan of airports in Korea
Contractor: Civil Aviation Bureau, Ministry of Construction & Transportation

Publications:
1999 Alternative III, annual magazine of SK studio, Seoul
1999 'A study on the mega-structure in traditional market', Thesis work, Seoul
2001 hunch, the Berlage Institute report, Rotterdam
2001 'membrane design competition', Shinkenchiku: 2001, Japan

WORKSHOP DRAGODID

Andrija Suic (Dragodid),
Dini Renic (Zagreb), Filip Bubalo (Split)

Dini Renic
Born in Split, on 6. 8. 1978. He attended elementary school in Zagreb. In 1993, he enlisted in the nautical secondary school in Mali Losinj, and that same year transferred in the Archiepiscopal Classical Gymnasium in Zagreb. In 1997, he enrolled to Croatian Studies, his major being history. Right now, he's in his final year. He's currently working at the Croatian Restoration Institute. In 1989, he attended and finished a sculpting course. Since 1994, he's into free climbing and rock climbing; he was a member of the Mountain Rescue Service from 1996 until 2000. He lives in Zagreb, owns two retriever Labradors, and they own him as well.

Filip Bubalo

Born in Split, on 31. 8. 1978. After he had finished elementary school and secondary Construction School - geodetic course, he went to Zagreb and enrolled into Faculty of Civil Engineering (geodesy). After a short time, he enrolled into Croatian studies, his major being history, and he is now in his final year. Two years ago, he enrolled into undergraduate study of museology on the Faculty of Philosophy in Zagreb, where he's currently preparing his graduation thesis (its subject being ecology - museums as cybernetic forms of institutions). That would, in the form of this year's Dragodid workshop, enable more understanding, and in that way take care and protection - that is, revitalise endangered entities, of which there are quite a few at Vis.