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The 2012 International
BARCELONA PROGRAMME
THE WORK OF INTBAU
Network internazionale per la promozione delle tradizioni
nell’Arte, Architettura, Design e tecniche costruttive
INTBAU The International Network for Traditional Building, Architecture & Urbanism
The International Network for
Traditional Building, Architecture
& Urbanism (INTBAU) Italia è
stata fondata a Bologna, come
filiale (Chapter) italiana della rete
internazionale The International
Network for Traditional Building,
Architecture & Urbanism, che è
una Charity non profit fondata nel
Regno Unito nel 2001, sotto il
patrocinio di SAR Il Principe di
Galles.
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INTBAU The International Network for Traditional Building, Architecture & Urbanism
La rete internazionale è formata da
18 rappresentanze nazionali con
circa 5000 soci in più di 100 nazioni
e progetti in corso in:
Australia, Canada, Cuba, Cyprus,
Estonia, Germany, India, Iran,
Ireland, Italia, The Netherlands,
Nigeria, Norway, Poland,
Romania, Russia, United Kingdom,
USA
Brochure di INTBAU
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INTBAU ITALIA
INTBAU ITALIA è
un'associazione non lucrativa di
utilità sociale a favore di persone e
luoghi che prevede espressamente
lo svolgimento di attività nei
settori dell’istruzione, formazione,
tutela e valorizzazione dei beni di
interesse artistico e storico, della
natura e dell’ambiente nonché la
promozione della cultura e
dell’arte e la ricerca scientifica di
particolare interesse sociale.
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INTBAU ITALIA
Le tematiche di riferimento sono le
tradizioni dei territori italiani e la
loro espressione e
rappresentazione attraverso i
modelli produttivi e costruttivi
dell’architettura, le tradizioni nel
costruire le città, le tradizioni
nell’architettura, nell’arte,
nell’artigianato e nel design.
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INTBAU ITALIA
INTBAU ITALIA promuove
progetti di utilità sociale in cui
attraverso la formazione, la ricerca
universitaria, le attività di
promozione della conoscenza e di
salvaguardia dei patrimoni
materiali ed immateriali si possa
realizzare l’adeguata innovazione
sociale per la crescita ed il
benessere delle comunità in
armonia con le tradizioni locali.
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INTBAU ITALIA
INTBAU ITALIA raggruppa
persone da qualsiasi settore e
imprese attive, dinamiche,
disponibili ad attività di
mediazione con operatori
istituzionali e tecnici.
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INTBAU ITALIA
Le attività istituzionali sono fund
raising, organizzazione di eventi,
formazione professionale,
mediazione culturale,
internazionalizzazione, stesura di
progetti formativi, preparazione di
reports e pubblicazioni, attività di
networking, mostre e diffusione
della cultura artistica.
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BARCELONA PROGRAMME
Barcelona offers an
abundance of object lessons
through its heritage of Art,
Design and Architecture.
The mission is to make that as
yet “invisible” city visible by
means of the visual language
of drawing.
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COURSE OBJECTIVES
•to have a strong understanding of
Barcelona’s diverse history, culture,
traditions, art, planning initiatives, and
architectural practices;
•to be able to perform architectural and
urban design technical sketching from
observation to more formal layouts;
•to gain immense knowledge on the famous
architects and masterplanners, such as
Antoni Gaudì (the Sagrada Familia, Casa
La Pedrera, Park Guell, etc) and Ildefons
Cerdà (the Exaimple town extension).
10THE ART OF BUILDING CITIES: BARRI GÒTIC
•The Barri Gòtic is the starting point of any
exploration in Barcelona.
•From the Roman Citadel, called Barcino,
to the Gotìc Barrio, Barcelona is a
picturesque place, full of street landmarks,
scenes and textures like La Boqueria,
along La Rambla, where you'll discover
layers of fruit and veg, olives and herbs in
full color.
11THE TRADITIONAL ARCHITECTURE OF SPAIN: THE
POBLE ESPANYOL
Built for the International Exposition
of 1929, Poble Espanyol is a large-
scale model village celebrating
architectural styles from all over
Spain.
Designed by the architect Josep Puig
i Cadafalch, the intention was to
carry out an architectural experiment
– creating an “ideal” model for a
village which would represent
popular Spanish architecture.
12THE TRADITIONAL ARCHITECTURE OF SPAIN: THE
POBLE ESPANYOL
The village was to have been demolished
after the Exhibition but, as a result of the
impact it had and the many voices who
opposed its destruction, the village was
left standing.
13THE GARDEN CITY UTOPIA AND THE MAGICAL
LANDSCAPE OF PARK GUELL
Park Güell is a magical place that
emulates an English garden city.
After seeing the gatehouses, based on
designs for the opera Hansel and Gretel,
you can walk up a splendid staircase,
past a mosaic lizard to what once was a
marketplace.
14THE GARDEN CITY UTOPIA AND THE MAGICAL
LANDSCAPE OF PARK GUELL
Patterns and colors from ceramic tiles in Park
Güell where Gaudì designed a snake-shaped
bench bordering the upstairs terrace.
15THE GEOGRAPHY OF PERCEPTION: LIFE,
LIGHT AND COLORS
16THE LAST GREAT TEMPLE: LA SAGRADA FAMILIA
Nicknamed the «Dante of
Architecture», Antoni Gaudì
dedicated the last part of his life to
the design of the Sagrada Familia.
Gaudí perfected his personal style,
inspired by the organic shapes of
nature, putting into practise a
whole series of new structural
solutions originating from his deep
analysis of ruled geometry.
17THE LAST GREAT TEMPLE: LA SAGRADA FAMILIA
To this he added a great
creative freedom and an
imaginative ornamental
style. His works acquired a
great structural richness,
with shapes and volumes
devoid of rational rigidity
or any classic premise.
18THE CONTEMPORARY RAVAL
Like Paris, Barcelona has a literary flavour; many writers have been inspired
by the lower Raval, generally referred to as the Barrio Chino. Major
contemporary key buildings are MACBA Barcelona's Contemporary Art
Museum located opposite the Barcelona's Contemporary Cultural Centre.
19THE CONTEMPORARY RAVAL
The Barrio Chino tour, stop at MACBA and intermediate revie w.
20THE CATALAN MODERNISME: LA MANZANA DE
LA DISCORDIA
In the Passeig de la Gràcia, there are some
masterpieces: Gaudí's Casa Batlló, built
for a textile tycoon and La Pedrera that
hosts the Espai Gaudì.
Nearby, you can gaze at his rivals'
architecture: the shiny Casa Amatller by
Puig i Cadafalch, and the Casa Lleó
Morera by Domènech i Muntaner.
21THE CATALAN MODERNISME: LA MANZANA DE
LA DISCORDIA
The Casa Batlló drawing assignment, Passeig de la Gràcia, Manzana de la discordia.
22THE CATALAN MODERNISME: LA MANZANA DE
LA DISCORDIA
The Casa Batlló drawing assignment, intermediate review.
23THE CATALAN MODERNISME: LA MANZANA DE
LA DISCORDIA
The Casa Batlló drawing assignment, intermediate review.
24OLIMPIC DRAWING GAMES: THE MONTJUIC
INTERNATIONAL STYLES
Montjuïic is perfect for a leafy stroll
with great views; scattered across the
landward side are buildings from the
1992 Olympic Games, including
Santiago Calatrava's Olympic needle,
the lighthouse, a vast cemetery, the
Olympic stadium and the Jardi Botànic.
Here It is located the Pavelló de la
Repubblica by Mies van der Rohe
(1929) and the cultural centre
CaixaForum.
25OLIMPIC DRAWING GAMES: THE MONTJUIC
INTERNATIONAL STYLES
The Mies Pavellò drawing assignment, Montjuïic park.
26OLIMPIC DRAWING GAMES: THE MONTJUIC
INTERNATIONAL STYLES
The Mies Pavellò drawing assignment, Montjuïic park.
27FINAL REVIEW AT THE FUNDACIÒ JOAN MIRÓ
28FINAL REVIEW AT THE FUNDACIÒ JOAN MIRÓ
29Informazioni:
Prof. Giuseppe Amoruso
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