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Conference «Mapping as Joint Spatial Display»

29. November 2018 – 30. November 2018

At the interface between sociology of space, architecture, urban studies and geography, the conference aims to raise an interdisciplinary methodological discourse about the instruments of mapping for the research on space. We aim at confronting two specific and so far disconnected methodological discourses on data integration: the sociological discourse on joint displays and the discussion about mapping from the spatial sciences. We hope to learn from this confrontation about the instrumental integration of textual, visual and numeral data into one single interface.

 

View the recording Keynote Lecture by Joost Grootens: More Matter with Less Art.

Venue:

Haus der Kulturen und der Welt, John-Foster-Dulles-Allee 10
Berlin, 10557 Deutschland

Contact:

Séverine Marguin

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Conference «Mapping as Joint Spatial Display»

Séverine Marguin
29. November 2018 – 30. November 2018

Program

Thursday 29.11.2018
at the Haus der Kulturen und der Welt (HKW)

9:00 Opening of the conference with welcome address
09:30-12:30 Hands-on Workshop Part 1 (with Joost Grooten)
14:00-17:00 Hands-on Workshop Part 2 (with Joost Grooten)
18:30 Short introduction of the SFB series in the HKW (with B. Scherer, M. Löw, S. Bürkle)
19:00 (Public) Keynote Speech of Joost Grootens (Architecture, Grafic-Design)

Friday 30.11.2018
at Sonderforschungsbereich / BH-N Gebäude

9:00 Welcome and Introduction to the Day

Panel 1
Scientific discourse about integration of heterogenous data and visualisation
9:30-10:15 Speaker 1: Udo Kuckartz (Sociology)
10:15-11:00 Speaker 2: Denis Eckert (Geography)

Panel 2
Urban Mapping: an architectonic / urban design praxis about the integration of heterogenous data
11:30-12:15 Speaker 3:Anne Huffschmid (Cultural Sciences)
12:15-13:00 Speaker 4: Antje Lehn (Architecture)

Panel 3
Interdisciplinary Roundtable
14:30-16:30 Invitation of the research project « Extended Urbanisation » (sociology/architecture) from the ETH-Zürich with Milica Topalovic (Architecture) Together with Philippe Rekacewicz (Cartographer Le Monde Diplomatique)

Final Discussion
16:30-17:30