Studentska radionica u sklopu Psihijatrijske bolnice Rab, 01.10.-01.12.2012.
Ove jeseni na Rabu će se održati studentska radionica u organizaciji Psihijatrijske bolnice Rab i Sveučilišta u Washingtonu (University of Washington Study Abroad Design/Build Program). Radionicu će voditi profesor Daniel Winterbottom, a sudjelovat će 16 studenata krajobrazne arhitekture iz SAD-a uz nekoliko studenata iz Hrvatske.
Tijekom dva mjeseca trajanja radionice, studenti žive i rade u zajednici u kojoj se provodi program, a specifičnost je što se osim projektiranja bave i izvedbom samog projekta, koji nastoji odgovoriti na društvene, ekološke i kulturne potrebe zajednice – studenti na osnovi vlastitog projekta izvode sve predložene elemente: uređuju staze, zidaju zidove, postavljaju pergole, sade biljke itd. Po ovom modelu uspješno su provedene radionice u Meksiku, Guatemali, Bosni i Hercegovini i Hrvatskoj.
Budući da je uža specijalnost prof. Winterbottoma projektiranje terapeutskih vrtova, radionicom će se obraditi dio parka Psihijatrijske bolnice Rab. U prvom dijelu radionice, studenti će tijekom tri tjedna raditi u skupinama kako bi izradili konceptualni plan uređenja, sa lokacijom i osnovnim oblikom predloženih krajobraznih elemenata. Dio plana će se razraditi do izvedbenih detalja i u konačnici izvesti tijekom drugog dijela radionice, u preostalih 5 tjedana. Izradit će se elementi koji se obzirom na raspoloživa sredstva i vremenski rok mogu izvesti u cijelosti. Materijali uključuju kamen, drvo, vodu, metal i biljke.
Daniel Winterbottom
Professor, Department of Landscape Architecture
Adjunct Professor, Department of Architecture
302 Gould Hall
Box 355734
Seattle WA 98195-5734
nina@u.washington.edu
206.616.1876
Daniel Winterbottom, RLA, FASLA, a landscape architect with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Tufts University and a Master of Landscape Architecture from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and Professor of Landscape Architecture at the University of Washington. His firm, Winterbottom Design Inc., focuses their practice on healing/restorative gardens. His research interests include the landscape as a cultural expression, ecological urban design and the role of restorative/healing landscapes in the built environment. He has been published widely in Northwest Public Health, Places, the New York Times, Seattle Times, Seattle P.I., Landscape Architecture Magazine. He has authored “Wood in the Landscape” and has contributed to several books on sustainable design, community gardens, therapeutic landscapes and community service learning.
He has developed several programs including the participatory design design/build program in 1995 where with his students he works with communities to design and build projects that address the social and ecological concerns of the community. He has completed projects in Seattle, New York City, Bedford Hills New York, Mexico, Guatemala, Bosnia/Herzegovina and Croatia. In 2006 he developed the Healing Garden Certificate program at the University o0f Washington.
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