RADICAL DOMESTICITIES

Studio Mug-Meeting

December 11:e

Studio 11
Umeå School of Architecture
Academic Year 2023-2024
RADICAL DOMESTICITIES
Swedish Housing Standards

Studio 11
Umeå School of Architecture
Academic Year 2023-2024
 RADICAL DOMESTICITIES
Swedish Standards

—Projective Research Phase—

Autumn Term 2023 Umeå School of Architecture
Aug 28 Aug 29 Aug 30 Aug 31 Sep 1 Sep 4 Sep 5 Sep 6 Sep 7 Sep 8 Sep 11 Sep 12 Sep 13 Sep 14 Sep 15 Sep 18 Sep 19 Sep 20 Sep 21 Sep 22 Sep 25 Sep 26 Sep 27 Sep 28 Sep 29
Week 35 36 37 38 39
9

10
09:00 Reading: 10:00 Peer-to-Peer 10:00 Mug-meeting
sample
10:30 Thesis I —Studio 11— —Auditorium— 10:00 Seminar:
Space allocation Samples I Studio Tutorials
11
—Studio 11— —Auditorium—
Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials

12
Architectural Experiment I.— The domestic room Architectural Experiment I.— The domestic room
13
— Vertical Workshop — — Vertical Workshop — — History & Theory —
13:00 13:00
13:00 Seminar:
Studio 11 AEI
Types I
14 Introduction* Introduction* —Auditorium—
—Auditorium— —Black box—

Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials sample

15
15:00 Q&A 15:00 Q&A
—Auditorium— —Black box— 15:00 Seminar:
Theses I, Mattias
16 Kärrholm
16:00 Reading: —Auditorium—
Studio Agenda

Oct 2 Oct 3 Oct 4 Oct 5 Oct 6 Oct 9 Oct 10 Oct 11 Oct 12 Oct 13 Oct 16 Oct 17 Oct 18 Oct 19 Oct 20 Oct 23 Oct 24 Oct 25 Oct 26 Oct 27 Oct 30 Oct 31 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 3
40 41 42 43 44
9

10
10:00 Mug-meeting 09:00 Reading: 10:00 Peer-to-Peer 10:00 Mug-meeting 10:00 Peer-to-Peer
Rhino 3D type 10:00 Seminar: fiction
—Seminar room 3— 10:00 Seminar: Presentations Presentations Thesis II —Studio 11— —Auditorium— —Studio 11—
Fictions and
Fictions I AEI* AEI*
11 Samples II
—Auditorium— —Auditorium— —Auditorium—
Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials —Auditorium— Studio Tutorials*

12
Architectural Experiment I.— The domestic room Architectural Experiment II.— The residential cluster Architectural Experiment II.— The residential cluster
13
— History & Theory — — Technology —
13:00
13:00 Seminar:
AEII
Types II
14 Introduction* —Auditorium—
—Auditorium— fiction
Presentations Presentations
Studio Tutorials AEI* AEI* Rhino 3D Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials*
15
—Auditorium— —Auditorium— 15:00 Q&A
—Auditorium—
type
16
17:00 Submission 17:00 Submission
AEI* mid-terms*

Nov 6 Nov 7 Nov 8 Nov 9 Nov 10 Nov 13 Nov 14 Nov 15 Nov 16 Nov 17 Nov 20 Nov 21 Nov 22 Nov 23 Nov 24 Nov 27 Nov 28 Nov 29 Nov 30 Dec 1 Dec 4 Dec 5 Dec 6 Dec 7 Dec 8
45 46 47 48 49
9

10
10:00 Mug-meeting 09:00 Reading: 10:00 Peer-to-Peer 10:00 Mug-meeting 10:00 Peer-to-Peer 10:00 Mug-meeting
sample Rhino 3D type
—Seminar room 3— Presentations Presentations Thesis III —Studio 11— —Auditorium— 10:00 Seminar: —Studio 11— —Auditorium— Presentations Presentations 10:00 Seminar:
AEII* AEII* Samples III AEIII* AEIII* Fictions III
11
—Auditorium— —Auditorium— —Auditorium— —Lunch-area— —Lunch-area— —TBC—
Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials

12
Architectural Experiment II.— The residential cluster Architectural Experiment III.— The dwelling unit Architectural Experiment III.— The dwelling unit Architectural Experiment III.— The dwelling unit
13
— Technology —
13:00
13:00 Seminar:
AEIII
sample Types III
14 Introduction* —Auditorium—
Rhino 3D —Auditorium— Studio Tutorials
Presentations Presentations Presentations Presentations
Studio Tutorials AEII* AEII* Studio Tutorials type Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials AEIII* AEIII*
15
—Auditorium— —Auditorium— 15:00 Q&A —Lunch-area— —Lunch-area—
15:00 Seminar: —Auditorium— 15:00 Seminar:
Thesis II, Fredrik Thesis II, Carl-
16 Torisson Gustaf Hagander
—Auditorium— 17:00 Submission —Auditorium— 17:00 Submission
AEII* AEIII*

Dec 11 Dec 12 Dec 13 Dec 14 Dec 15 Dec 18 Dec 19 Dec 20 Dec 21 Dec 22 Dec 25 Dec 26 Dec 27 Dec 28 Dec 29 Jan 1 Jan 2 Jan 3 Jan 4 Jan 5 Jan 8 Jan 9 Jan 10 Jan 11 Jan 12
50 51 52 1 2
9

10
10:00 Mug-meeting 10:00 Mug-meeting
Lucia Day
—Seminar room 4— —Auditorium—
Studio Tutorials
11
Studio Tutorials

12 — —
Architectural Experiment I+II+III — Radical Domesticities UMA4 and UMA5
UMA4 and UMA5
13 Portfolio Exhibition*
Final Presentations* Christmas Day — History & Theory — New Year Day — Technology —
— —
—Room TBC— —Studio space—
14
Studio Tutorials

Studio Tutorials
15

13:00 Open
16 16:00 Hand-in Exhibition for all
16:00 Hand-in
Portfolio*
Finals*
—Studio space—
 RADICAL DOMESTICITIES
Swedish Standards

—Projective Research Phase—

Autumn Term 2023 Umeå School of Architecture
Aug 28 Aug 29 Aug 30 Aug 31 Sep 1 Sep 4 Sep 5 Sep 6 Sep 7 Sep 8 Sep 11 Sep 12 Sep 13 Sep 14 Sep 15 Sep 18 Sep 19 Sep 20 Sep 21 Sep 22 Sep 25 Sep 26 Sep 27 Sep 28 Sep 29
Week 35 36 37 38 39
9

10
09:00 Reading: 10:00 Peer-to-Peer 10:00 Mug-meeting
sample
10:30 Thesis I —Studio 11— —Auditorium— 10:00 Seminar:
Space allocation Samples I Studio Tutorials
11
—Studio 11— —Auditorium—
Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials

12
Architectural Experiment I.— The domestic room Architectural Experiment I.— The domestic room
13
— Vertical Workshop — — Vertical Workshop — — History & Theory —
13:00 13:00
13:00 Seminar:
Studio 11 AEI
Types I
14 Introduction* Introduction* —Auditorium—
—Auditorium— —Black box—

Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials sample

15
15:00 Q&A 15:00 Q&A
—Auditorium— —Black box— 15:00 Seminar:
Theses I, Mattias
16 Kärrholm
16:00 Reading: —Auditorium—
Studio Agenda

Oct 2 Oct 3 Oct 4 Oct 5 Oct 6 Oct 9 Oct 10 Oct 11 Oct 12 Oct 13 Oct 16 Oct 17 Oct 18 Oct 19 Oct 20 Oct 23 Oct 24 Oct 25 Oct 26 Oct 27 Oct 30 Oct 31 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 3
40 41 42 43 44
9

10
10:00 Mug-meeting 09:00 Reading: 10:00 Peer-to-Peer 10:00 Mug-meeting 10:00 Peer-to-Peer
Rhino 3D type 10:00 Seminar: fiction
—Seminar room 3— 10:00 Seminar: Presentations Presentations Thesis II —Studio 11— —Auditorium— —Studio 11—
Fictions and
Fictions I AEI* AEI*
11 Samples II
—Auditorium— —Auditorium— —Auditorium—
Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials —Auditorium— Studio Tutorials*

12
Architectural Experiment I.— The domestic room Architectural Experiment II.— The residential cluster Architectural Experiment II.— The residential cluster
13
— History & Theory — — Technology —
13:00
13:00 Seminar:
AEII
Types II
14 Introduction* —Auditorium—
—Auditorium— fiction
Presentations Presentations
Studio Tutorials AEI* AEI* Rhino 3D Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials*
15
—Auditorium— —Auditorium— 15:00 Q&A
—Auditorium—
type
16
17:00 Submission 17:00 Submission
AEI* mid-terms*

Nov 6 Nov 7 Nov 8 Nov 9 Nov 10 Nov 13 Nov 14 Nov 15 Nov 16 Nov 17 Nov 20 Nov 21 Nov 22 Nov 23 Nov 24 Nov 27 Nov 28 Nov 29 Nov 30 Dec 1 Dec 4 Dec 5 Dec 6 Dec 7 Dec 8
45 46 47 48 49
9

10
10:00 Mug-meeting 09:00 Reading: 10:00 Peer-to-Peer 10:00 Mug-meeting 10:00 Peer-to-Peer 10:00 Mug-meeting
sample Rhino 3D type
—Seminar room 3— Presentations Presentations Thesis III —Studio 11— —Auditorium— 10:00 Seminar: —Studio 11— —Auditorium— Presentations Presentations 10:00 Seminar:
AEII* AEII* Samples III AEIII* AEIII* Fictions III
11
—Auditorium— —Auditorium— —Auditorium— —Lunch-area— —Lunch-area— —TBC—
Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials

12
Architectural Experiment II.— The residential cluster Architectural Experiment III.— The dwelling unit Architectural Experiment III.— The dwelling unit Architectural Experiment III.— The dwelling unit
13
— Technology —
13:00
13:00 Seminar:
AEIII
sample Types III
14 Introduction* —Auditorium—
Rhino 3D —Auditorium— Studio Tutorials
Presentations Presentations Presentations Presentations
Studio Tutorials AEII* AEII* Studio Tutorials type Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials AEIII* AEIII*
15
—Auditorium— —Auditorium— 15:00 Q&A —Lunch-area— —Lunch-area—
15:00 Seminar: —Auditorium— 15:00 Seminar:
Thesis II, Fredrik Thesis II, Carl-
16 Torisson Gustaf Hagander
—Auditorium— 17:00 Submission —Auditorium— 17:00 Submission
AEII* AEIII*

Dec 11 Dec 12 Dec 13 Dec 14 Dec 15 Dec 18 Dec 19 Dec 20 Dec 21 Dec 22 Dec 25 Dec 26 Dec 27 Dec 28 Dec 29 Jan 1 Jan 2 Jan 3 Jan 4 Jan 5 Jan 8 Jan 9 Jan 10 Jan 11 Jan 12
50 51 52 1 2
9

10
10:00 Mug-meeting 10:00 Mug-meeting
Lucia Day
—Seminar room 4— —Auditorium—
Studio Tutorials
11
Studio Tutorials

12 — —
Architectural Experiment I+II+III — Radical Domesticities UMA4 and UMA5
UMA4 and UMA5
13 Portfolio Exhibition*
Final Presentations* Christmas Day — History & Theory — New Year Day — Technology —
— —
—Room TBC— —Studio space—
14
Studio Tutorials

Studio Tutorials
15

13:00 Open
16 16:00 Hand-in Exhibition for all
16:00 Hand-in
Portfolio*
Finals*
—Studio space—
— Projective Research Phase — — Design Phase —
— Projective Research Phase — — Design Phase —

The residential cluster The dwelling unit

Technologies Tectonics

1 residential cluster 1 dwelling unit

— Projective Research Phase — — Design Phase —

The residential cluster The dwelling unit

Technologies Tectonics
Standards

1 residential cluster 1 dwelling unit

— Projective Research Phase — — Design Phase —

The residential cluster The dwelling unit

Technologies Tectonics
Standards

1 residential cluster 1 dwelling unit

Week 50

Final presentation will be composed as a new reading of certain bits of

work done during the semester, to be pushed during the Design phase. It
will not be a compilation of what has been done, but the beginning of the
student’s year 4 project and Master’s thesis project.
Week 50

Final presentation will be composed as a new reading of certain bits of

work done during the semester, to be pushed during the Design phase. It
will not be a compilation of what has been done, but the beginning of the
student’s year 4 project and Master’s thesis project.

It should include:
Week 50

Final presentation will be composed as a new reading of certain bits of

work done during the semester, to be pushed during the Design phase. It
will not be a compilation of what has been done, but the beginning of the
student’s year 4 project and Master’s thesis project.

It should include:

• A topic and research question

• A prioritized technology of domestic space
• An intuition of the architectural form, spatial configuration or aesthetics
of the new domestic prototype

• A prioritized method of design

• A selected key document

• A new push in the representation of one document, to be exhibited as

an object (representation technique, material technique, spatialization of
the document, etc.). In the representation of the document, the student
should pursue both an ontological and epistemological shift

• Materials supporting the narrative (records, samples, drawings,

sketches, pictures, references, video recordings, and other working
process materials produced, gathered, and developed from the
beginning of the Projective Research Phase until the end of it that are
needed to support the narrative for the Design Phase)
Week 50

Final presentation will be composed as a new reading of certain bits of

work done during the semester, to be pushed during the Design phase. It
will not be a compilation of what has been done, but the beginning of the
student’s year 4 project and Master’s thesis project.

It should include:

• A topic and research question

• A prioritized technology of domestic space
• An intuition of the architectural form, spatial configuration or aesthetics
of the new domestic prototype

• A prioritized method of design

• A selected key document

• A new push in the representation of one document, to be exhibited as

an object (representation technique, material technique, spatialization of
the document, etc.). In the representation of the document, the student
should pursue both an ontological and epistemological shift

• Materials supporting the narrative (records, samples, drawings,

sketches, pictures, references, video recordings, and other working
process materials produced, gathered, and developed from the
beginning of the Projective Research Phase until the end of it that are
needed to support the narrative for the Design Phase)
Week 50

Final presentation will be composed as a new reading of certain bits of

work done during the semester, to be pushed during the Design phase. It
will not be a compilation of what has been done, but the beginning of the
student’s year 4 project and Master’s thesis project.

It should include:

• A topic and research question

• A prioritized technology of domestic space
• An intuition of the architectural form, spatial configuration or aesthetics
of the new domestic prototype

• A prioritized method of design

• A selected key document

• A new push in the representation of one document, to be exhibited as

an object (representation technique, material technique, spatialization of
the document, etc.). In the representation of the document, the student
should pursue both an ontological and epistemological shift

• Materials supporting the narrative (records, samples, drawings,

sketches, pictures, references, video recordings, and other working
process materials produced, gathered, and developed from the
beginning of the Projective Research Phase until the end of it that are
needed to support the narrative for the Design Phase)
Week 50

Final presentation will be composed as a new reading of certain bits of

work done during the semester, to be pushed during the Design phase. It
will not be a compilation of what has been done, but the beginning of the
student’s year 4 project and Master’s thesis project.

It should include:

• A topic and research question

• A prioritized technology of domestic space
• An intuition of the architectural form, spatial configuration or aesthetics
of the new domestic prototype

• A prioritized method of design

• A selected key document

• A new push in the representation of one document, to be exhibited as

an object (representation technique, material technique, spatialization of
the document, etc.). In the representation of the document, the student
should pursue both an ontological and epistemological shift

• Materials supporting the narrative (records, samples, drawings,

sketches, pictures, references, video recordings, and other working
process materials produced, gathered, and developed from the
beginning of the Projective Research Phase until the end of it that are
needed to support the narrative for the Design Phase)
Archive of Architectural Knowledge / Atlas of Architectural Artifacts

Unformen der Kunst. Karl Blossfeldt, 1928.

Archive of Architectural Knowledge / Atlas of Architectural Artifacts

The work produced for the Final Presentation will be submitted

as a digital Archive of Architectural Knowledge in the form
of a 7-minute slide show presentation, video, or equivalent
format. [Submission: Monday 18th December at 16:00 at
OneDrive]
Archive of Architectural Knowledge / Atlas of Architectural Artifacts

The work produced for the Final Presentation will be submitted

as a digital Archive of Architectural Knowledge in the form
of a 7-minute slide show presentation, video, or equivalent
format. [Submission: Monday 18th December at 16:00 at
OneDrive]

The digital archive will collect all the records, samples,

drawings, sketches, pictures, references, video recordings,
and other working process materials produced, gathered, and
developed from the beginning of the Projective Research
Phase until the end of it that are needed to support the
narrative for AIV.
Archive of Architectural Knowledge / Atlas of Architectural Artifacts

The work produced for the Final Presentation will be submitted

as a digital Archive of Architectural Knowledge in the form
of a 7-minute slide show presentation, video, or equivalent
format. [Submission: Monday 18th December at 16:00 at
OneDrive]

The digital archive will collect all the records, samples,

drawings, sketches, pictures, references, video recordings,
and other working process materials produced, gathered, and
developed from the beginning of the Projective Research
Phase until the end of it that are needed to support the
narrative for AIV. It also should include:
Archive of Architectural Knowledge / Atlas of Architectural Artifacts

The work produced for the Final Presentation will be submitted

as a digital Archive of Architectural Knowledge in the form
of a 7-minute slide show presentation, video, or equivalent
format. [Submission: Monday 18th December at 16:00 at
OneDrive]

The digital archive will collect all the records, samples,

drawings, sketches, pictures, references, video recordings,
and other working process materials produced, gathered, and
developed from the beginning of the Projective Research
Phase until the end of it that are needed to support the
narrative for AIV. It also should include:

• A topic and research question

• A prioritized technology of domestic space
• An intuition of the architectural form, spatial configuration or
aesthetics of the new domestic prototype
Archive of Architectural Knowledge / Atlas of Architectural Artifacts

The work produced for the Final Presentation will be submitted

as a digital Archive of Architectural Knowledge in the form
of a 7-minute slide show presentation, video, or equivalent
format. [Submission: Monday 18th December at 16:00 at
OneDrive]

The digital archive will collect all the records, samples,

drawings, sketches, pictures, references, video recordings,
and other working process materials produced, gathered, and
developed from the beginning of the Projective Research
Phase until the end of it that are needed to support the
narrative for AIV. It also should include:

• A topic and research question

• A prioritized technology of domestic space
• An intuition of the architectural form, spatial configuration or
aesthetics of the new domestic prototype

• A prioritized method of design

• A selected key document
Archive of Architectural Knowledge / Atlas of Architectural Artifacts

The work produced for the Final Presentation will be submitted

as a digital Archive of Architectural Knowledge in the form
of a 7-minute slide show presentation, video, or equivalent
format. [Submission: Monday 18th December at 16:00 at
OneDrive]

The digital archive will collect all the records, samples,

drawings, sketches, pictures, references, video recordings,
and other working process materials produced, gathered, and
developed from the beginning of the Projective Research
Phase until the end of it that are needed to support the
narrative for AIV. It also should include:

• A topic and research question

• A prioritized technology of domestic space
• An intuition of the architectural form, spatial configuration or
aesthetics of the new domestic prototype

• A prioritized method of design

• A selected key document

• A new push in the representation of one document, to be

exhibited as an object (representation technique, material
technique, spatialization of the document, etc.). In the
representation of the document, the student should pursue
both an ontological and epistemological shift
Archive of Architectural Knowledge / Atlas of Architectural Artifacts

The work produced for the Final Presentation will be submitted

as a digital Archive of Architectural Knowledge in the form
of a 7-minute slide show presentation, video, or equivalent
format. [Submission: Monday 18th December at 16:00 at
OneDrive]

The digital archive will collect all the records, samples,

drawings, sketches, pictures, references, video recordings,
and other working process materials produced, gathered, and
developed from the beginning of the Projective Research
Phase until the end of it that are needed to support the
narrative for AIV. It also should include:

• A topic and research question

• A prioritized technology of domestic space
• An intuition of the architectural form, spatial configuration or
aesthetics of the new domestic prototype

• A prioritized method of design

• A selected key document

• A new push in the representation of one document, to be

exhibited as an object (representation technique, material
technique, spatialization of the document, etc.). In the
representation of the document, the student should pursue
both an ontological and epistemological shift.

The file should be named as “Name_Nameson_AEI_20231011”

and uploaded to the corresponding folder on OneDrive. Films
included in the presentation will also be uploaded as separate
files.
 Archive of Architectural Knowledge / Atlas of Architectural Artifacts

Le Musée imaginaire. André Malraux, 1952.

Archive of Architectural Knowledge / Atlas of Architectural Artifacts

A curated collection of objects with material agency.

[Submission: 09:00 Tuesday 19th / Wednesday
20th December in Black box]
Archive of Architectural Knowledge / Atlas of Architectural Artifacts

A curated collection of objects with material agency.

[Submission: 09:00 Tuesday 19th / Wednesday
20th December in Black box]

Each student will be allocated a table in Black box for

curating the Atlas of Architectural Artifacts. The physical
atlas will include, at least, the document pushed in
representation. The document will be aware of its
objecthood —spatial, tectonic, and political—, and of the
way it interferes with a human audience —its behavior and
perception of domesticity. As such, the Atlas of Architectural
Artifacts will provide the student with an opportunity to test
certain properties of their upcoming prototype with the
audience.
Archive of Architectural Knowledge / Atlas of Architectural Artifacts

A curated collection of objects with material agency.

[Submission: 09:00 Tuesday 19th / Wednesday
20th December in Black box]

Each student will be allocated a table in Black box for

curating the Atlas of Architectural Artifacts. The physical
atlas will include, at least, the document pushed in
representation. The document will be aware of its
objecthood —spatial, tectonic, and political—, and of the
way it interferes with a human audience —its behavior and
perception of domesticity. As such, the Atlas of Architectural
Artifacts will provide the student with an opportunity to test
certain properties of their upcoming prototype with the
audience.

Students who present Tuesday 19th December during the

morning will prepare the pin-up wall from 9:00-10:00 on the
day of the presentation, and likewise for students presenting
Wednesday 20th December. Students who present in the
afternoon on either day will prepare their table during lunch.
Archive of Architectural Knowledge / Atlas of Architectural Artifacts

A curated collection of objects with material agency.

[Submission: 09:00 Tuesday 19th / Wednesday
20th December in Black box]

Each student will be allocated a table in Black box for

curating the Atlas of Architectural Artifacts. The physical
atlas will include, at least, the document pushed in
representation. The document will be aware of its
objecthood —spatial, tectonic, and political—, and of the
way it interferes with a human audience —its behavior and
perception of domesticity. As such, the Atlas of Architectural
Artifacts will provide the student with an opportunity to test
certain properties of their upcoming prototype with the
audience.

Students who present Tuesday 19th December during the

morning will prepare the pin-up wall from 9:00-10:00 on the
day of the presentation, and likewise for students presenting
Wednesday 20th December. Students who present in the
afternoon on either day will prepare their table during lunch.
 Archive of Architectural Knowledge / Atlas of Architectural Artifacts

The Longhouse. Dogma.

 RADICAL DOMESTICITIES
Swedish Standards

—Projective Research Phase—

Autumn Term 2023 Umeå School of Architecture
Aug 28 Aug 29 Aug 30 Aug 31 Sep 1 Sep 4 Sep 5 Sep 6 Sep 7 Sep 8 Sep 11 Sep 12 Sep 13 Sep 14 Sep 15 Sep 18 Sep 19 Sep 20 Sep 21 Sep 22 Sep 25 Sep 26 Sep 27 Sep 28 Sep 29
Week 35 36 37 38 39
9

10
09:00 Reading: 10:00 Peer-to-Peer 10:00 Mug-meeting
sample
10:30 Thesis I —Studio 11— —Auditorium— 10:00 Seminar:
Space allocation Samples I Studio Tutorials
11
—Studio 11— —Auditorium—
Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials

12
Architectural Experiment I.— The domestic room Architectural Experiment I.— The domestic room
13
— Vertical Workshop — — Vertical Workshop — — History & Theory —
13:00 13:00
13:00 Seminar:
Studio 11 AEI
Types I
14 Introduction* Introduction* —Auditorium—
—Auditorium— —Black box—

Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials sample

15
15:00 Q&A 15:00 Q&A
—Auditorium— —Black box— 15:00 Seminar:
Theses I, Mattias
16 Kärrholm
16:00 Reading: —Auditorium—
Studio Agenda

Oct 2 Oct 3 Oct 4 Oct 5 Oct 6 Oct 9 Oct 10 Oct 11 Oct 12 Oct 13 Oct 16 Oct 17 Oct 18 Oct 19 Oct 20 Oct 23 Oct 24 Oct 25 Oct 26 Oct 27 Oct 30 Oct 31 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 3
40 41 42 43 44
9

10
10:00 Mug-meeting 09:00 Reading: 10:00 Peer-to-Peer 10:00 Mug-meeting 10:00 Peer-to-Peer
Rhino 3D type 10:00 Seminar: fiction
—Seminar room 3— 10:00 Seminar: Presentations Presentations Thesis II —Studio 11— —Auditorium— —Studio 11—
Fictions and
Fictions I AEI* AEI*
11 Samples II
—Auditorium— —Auditorium— —Auditorium—
Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials —Auditorium— Studio Tutorials*

12
Architectural Experiment I.— The domestic room Architectural Experiment II.— The residential cluster Architectural Experiment II.— The residential cluster
13
— History & Theory — — Technology —
13:00
13:00 Seminar:
AEII
Types II
14 Introduction* —Auditorium—
—Auditorium— fiction
Presentations Presentations
Studio Tutorials AEI* AEI* Rhino 3D Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials*
15
—Auditorium— —Auditorium— 15:00 Q&A
—Auditorium—
type
16
17:00 Submission 17:00 Submission
AEI* mid-terms*

Nov 6 Nov 7 Nov 8 Nov 9 Nov 10 Nov 13 Nov 14 Nov 15 Nov 16 Nov 17 Nov 20 Nov 21 Nov 22 Nov 23 Nov 24 Nov 27 Nov 28 Nov 29 Nov 30 Dec 1 Dec 4 Dec 5 Dec 6 Dec 7 Dec 8
45 46 47 48 49
9

10
10:00 Mug-meeting 09:00 Reading: 10:00 Peer-to-Peer 10:00 Mug-meeting 10:00 Peer-to-Peer 10:00 Mug-meeting
sample Rhino 3D type
—Seminar room 3— Presentations Presentations Thesis III —Studio 11— —Auditorium— 10:00 Seminar: —Studio 11— —Auditorium— Presentations Presentations 10:00 Seminar:
AEII* AEII* Samples III AEIII* AEIII* Fictions III
11
—Auditorium— —Auditorium— —Auditorium— —Lunch-area— —Lunch-area— —TBC—
Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials

12
Architectural Experiment II.— The residential cluster Architectural Experiment III.— The dwelling unit Architectural Experiment III.— The dwelling unit Architectural Experiment III.— The dwelling unit
13
— Technology —
13:00
13:00 Seminar:
AEIII
sample Types III
14 Introduction* —Auditorium—
Rhino 3D —Auditorium— Studio Tutorials
Presentations Presentations Presentations Presentations
Studio Tutorials AEII* AEII* Studio Tutorials type Studio Tutorials Studio Tutorials AEIII* AEIII*
15
—Auditorium— —Auditorium— 15:00 Q&A —Lunch-area— —Lunch-area—
15:00 Seminar: —Auditorium— 15:00 Seminar:
Thesis II, Fredrik Thesis II, Carl-
16 Torisson Gustaf Hagander
—Auditorium— 17:00 Submission —Auditorium— 17:00 Submission
AEII* AEIII*

Dec 11 Dec 12 Dec 13 Dec 14 Dec 15 Dec 18 Dec 19 Dec 20 Dec 21 Dec 22 Dec 25 Dec 26 Dec 27 Dec 28 Dec 29 Jan 1 Jan 2 Jan 3 Jan 4 Jan 5 Jan 8 Jan 9 Jan 10 Jan 11 Jan 12
50 51 52 1 2
9

10
10:00 Mug-meeting 10:00 Mug-meeting
Lucia Day
—Seminar room 4— —Auditorium—
Studio Tutorials
11
Studio Tutorials

12 — —
Architectural Experiment I+II+III — Radical Domesticities UMA4 and UMA5
UMA4 and UMA5
13 Portfolio Exhibition*
Final Presentations* Christmas Day — History & Theory — New Year Day — Technology —
— —
—Room TBC— —Studio space—
14
Studio Tutorials

Studio Tutorials
15

13:00 Open
16 16:00 Hand-in Exhibition for all
16:00 Hand-in
Portfolio*
Finals*
—Studio space—
RADICAL DOMESTICITIES
Swedish Housing Standards

Studio 11
Umeå School of Architecture
Academic Year 2023-2024