At bo tæt betyder ikke nødvendigvis…

Filmen At bo tæt betyder ikke nødvendigvis… premieres af Statens Kunstfond med 1. prisen i den åbne idékonkurrence ”Vis os, hvordan vi skal bo – tæt”.

Konkurrencen er udskrevet af Statens Kunstfond med i alt 72 medvirkende film.


Produktions hold:

Manuskript og instruktion
Anette Væring
Johan Carlsson
Morten Sørensen

Kamera, lys & klipper
Ivan Molina Carmona

Musik og lyd
Ebbe Frej

Tekst
Tomas Lagermand Lundme
Anette Væring

Model og scenografi
Johan Carlsson
Morten Sørensen
Anette Væring
Alejandra Garcia Sahelices
Alejandra G. Parraguez Alderete
Cosmin Cioroiu
Troels Øder Hansen

Voice over
Per Liljenberg Halstrøm

Aktører
Ivan Molina Carmona
Cosmin Cioroiu
Alejandra Garcia Sahelices
Stefan Grama
Kristine Hindhede
Kasper Nedergaard Sørensen
Morten Sørensen

Teknisk assistance
Alejandra G. Parraguez Alderete

Lokation
KPH - Københavns Projekt hus


At bo tæt betyder ikke nødvendigvis…

Filmen At bo tæt betyder ikke nødvendigvis… taler først til fantasien - dernæst til fornuften, en invitation til en personlig refleksion omkring det at bo. Filmen åbner op for diskussion og gentænkning omkring de statussymboler og forestillinger, som er forbundet med at bo.

For hvad betyder det egentlig at bo? Og hvad betyder det at bo tæt? Set i det store perspektiv bor vi allerede tæt her på denne blå planet. Men vi bor ikke bæredygtigt tæt, og det skal vi.

Filmens bud på at bo tæt er en realistisk og legende vision for et tiltag, der kunne skabe flere hjem i bebyggede områder, ved at enheder, uden en på nuværende tidspunkt defineret form, flettes ind i eksisterende byrum imellem huse og over byens tage. Et bud, hvor det at bo tættere, ikke bliver en begrænsning, men bidrager til udvikling af nye sociale mønstre, giver mere plads til det grønne både i og udenfor byen og giver flere mulighed for at leve et nysgerrigt liv, der hvor det sker.

At bo tæt er ikke nødvendigvis at bo småt. Hvad vil det da sige at bo stort? Er det frihed til at rejse, udsigt til himlen, fællesskab med naboer eller plads til to spiseborde?

Responsible Coexistence / RECO Calabria

JAC studios is classified in the international competition Solar Park South.



The Solar Park South competition stimulates concrete ideas and sustainable proposals for the reuse of the soon to be decommissioned 10 km highway sections between Scilla and Bagnara.

The ambition of RECO is to create a self-sufficient and energy producing social-responsible habitat. This by introducing a series of coexisting biological communities based on living relations between sustainable technological methods and natural biological processes with origin in existing organic resources from the Calabria area. Processes are based on Collecting, Transforming, Generating and Distributing. The system evolves around natural resources as sun, wind, water, waste and local flora and fauna intertwined with human resources and leading Danish know how to a sustainable and dynamic eco-economy. The output is distributed back to the park and the surrounding areas, making the Solar Park self-sufficient in energy and a rich resource for the people of Calabria in providing economic progress, natural energy and eco-social awareness as well as cultural wealth to the global society.

Competition team:
Johan Carlsson, Kasper Sørensen, Rasa Marozaite, Alejandra Parraguez, Petter Thorne, Alejandra Garcia Sahelices, Nina Rathlev Andersen



www.newitalianblood.com/solarparksouth

Smart environments award

JAC is nominated to the Smart environments awards for the exhibition Spelet om Energin, Technical Museum, Stockholm.

KUBE

House for culture and movement


Project: New experimental culture house for sports and body performance
Type: Invited competition
Client: KUBE, Frederiksbergs Kommune
Team: JAC + Dorthe Mandrup Arkitekter ApS + Peter Holst Arkitektur og Landskab + EKJ Rådgivende Ingeniører + KanEnergi A/S + DGI-Huse og haller + ALS Research
Location: Flintholm, Denmark

Jorns Univers + CoBrA Forum

JAC / Johan Carlsson, Christian Kuczynski, Petter Thörne + Die Asta + Museum Jorn


Silkeborg Museum of Art, now Museum Jorn reopens on 4. March 2010. JAC contributes with the design of two new exhibitions.

Jorns Univers an introduction space that will acquaint the visitor with the artist Asger Jorn and sets Jorn’s art and life in context.

CoBrA Forum a dedicated space where research on CoBrA and Jorn’s oeuvre will be showcased alongside items from the museum’s archive. Here visitors will be able to deepen their museum experience and seek further information on databases, film and from other materials not hitherto available to the public.

Opening 3.March kl 18.30

JAC / Johan Carlsson + Katarina Elven + Ulrika Janson


Next tuesday we open the exhibition Unifromer at Arme museeum in Stockholm.
The installation will be up for the next 2 years serving as stage for 3 themed exhibitions and various events.

The 16th. we are looking forward meeting you all on the catwalk!

News:

Design of an 600 m2 interactive exhibition, in which the climate is at stake.





Swedish radio about the exhibition, Spelet om energin at Tekniska Museet.

http://www.sr.se/cgi-bin/international/artikel.asp?Artikel=3269826

Opening

Nu öppnar utställningen Spelet om Energin på Tekniska museet i Stockholm.
Vi har slutfört vårat arbete med utställnings formgivningen och ser fram till att möta er till drinks och fest.

Välkomna!

GOT WOOD

JAC was working out at the workshop.

CJ2JC

PROJECT GIVING TREE / Wooden Marquee


PROJECT GIVING TREE is a ‘cradle to cradle’ (c2c) public space design project and educational framework, which consists of seven distinct design endeavours that are all built solely from wood; from the same re-used wood in all phases.

In short, CJ2JC’s PROJECT GIVING TREE posits a series of interrelated, co’creative design endeavours that are built in wood and challenge a more holistic integration in-between sustainability in theory and practice. The project unfolds 360 degrees, fully c2c – and it all commences with the realisation of the Marquee to be sited in conjunction with the SAS hotel , Vesterbrogade, Copenhagen.

Team: JAC + Courtney D. Coyne-Jensen

Parkrum

Anders Lykke+ Christine Bjerke + Henrik Olsson + Ida Fasth + Jimmy Andreas Nyborg + Linnea Lindh + Maria Mattson + Marie Ersted + Marie Topp + Nathalie Noryd + Otis Sansjö + Signe Lykke + Simon Pedersen + Stina Nillson + RACA + Hello earth!



A performative intervetion in the public green room Fælledparken.
Collaboration with students from music , architecture , modern dance and Roskilde university

Super work and magic was made!

FILTER

JAC + Judith + Lasse + Charlotta + Jessica + Marthe + Iselin + Eva + Søren + Peter + Marie + Pia



During 3 weeks students from the Danish Design School have been working with poly ribbons creating 3d patterns through weaving, folding and the assemblage of one to many. Space making initiated by the study of textile structures , variable scaling scales and repetitive actions .

Welcome to the show!

Social art and the built environment.

Students of art + design + geography + Andrea Creautz + JAC

A morning of dialogue and reflection on how one might infiltrate and make change in predefined political and sometimes static organisations. What is a humanistic and democratic approach? And how might artists and designers avoid being substitutes but become players in an urban game?


Superman returns to Taiwan

BEC Design

Students of design technology + JAC

We had a talk on the idea of an Annex, thanks for a the escape and good inspiering morning!

Urban machine for event, Musiktorvet

Project: Urban planning /Music stage and public space at Amager
Type: Invited competition
Client: Københavns kommune, Øresundsvejkvarteret
Team: JAC+Holscher Arkitekter as + Kristine Jensens Tegnestue, actor Morten Grunwald + acoustics Niels Jordan
Location: Øresundsvej , Amager, Denmark 2008

LIKT UNIKT

JAC + Tove Alderin + Tekniska Museet

Exhibition on;
INNOVATION, CREATIVITY AND IMITATION

What’s the difference between inspiration (allowed) and imitation (not allowed)? How do you protect your ideas? How do you tell an original from a copy.

Technical Museum in Stockholm Sept.2008
A project by and with Tove Alderin.

Citilab

+ Tove Alderin, setdesigner, Andrea Creutz, artist, Jonas Runberger, architect and Peter Kinnmark, architect

Invited design competition for The Norrköping Visualization Center, Citilab, meeting point for technology, culture and individuals.
Involving virtual reality theatre, exhibition halls, café and conference areas, bringing together scientific research, culture, audiences, as well as, trade and industry.


The design team developed the C-Pixel an ERROR as a tool for generating design and a generator for discussion and dialogue.

“All we see is conditions…” / Bevk Perović Arhitekti

Enskilda galleriet Kronobergsgatan 37, Kungsholmen, Stockholm.
Lördag 24/5 2008 Kl. 18.00

Vasa Perović från det unga Slovenska arkitektkontoret Bevk Perović Arhitekti ger oss en status på Slovenien som en spirande arkitektur nation.

Bevk Perović Arhitekti tillhör en ny generation arkitekter i Sloveninen, en generation som har haft möjlighet för studier utomlands och att ta del av ett globalt utbyte av kultur, språk och idéer.
Hur har övergången från ett socialistiskt land till kapitalistisk demokrati, från ett tidigare Jugoslavien till en självständig nation och del av EU påverkat arkitekturen?

Efter presentationen följer ett publikt samtal där det ges det möjlighet till dialog omkring relationer mellan nation, arkitektur och kultur.

Samtals ledare är Johan Carlsson / JAC studios

Öland

Inflate at Ölands folkhögskola




Students attend a 2 week workshop inventing and exploring the nature of air.


Johan with inflatable costume.