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WORKSHOP 5x5

WORKSHOP 5X5 Workshop 5x5 is a methodological framework developed for universities and institutions by EAHR. It is designed to give the participants an opportunity to explore solutions to humanitarian disasters from an architectural perspective.Participants will be involved in studying 5 humanitarian crisis in 5 different contexts and cultures in the world and will be challenged to develop strategic solutions which will give the participants a global perspective of the challenges we are facing in our world today.


01. BackgroundDuring the night of the 6th of April 2009, an earthquake rated 6.3 on the Richter scale, struck middle Italy territories. Castelvecchio, close to L’Aquila, is located in a remote and diffi cult area due to geographical morphology. This village became not accessible right after the earthquake struck. Few residents (around 200 persons) were forced to leave the village for safety reasons. The village has suffered several damages to buildings, about 42-43% of the buildings have been not accessible. Nevertheless, most of Castelvecchio’s inhabitants have never returned to their original houses. More than ten years after the seism the whole village is still not accessible. Why residents have not came back in ten years? How to approach this topic? Do Architects today have ideas for reconstruction?

02. Reconstruction This Workshop 5x5 is focusing on giving to participants a methodological framework reconstruction approach after an earthquake emergency.Damage assessment, rehabilitation, political analysis, decision-making, local development, social consequences, planning, repair, local governament, mapping are all key-words in all the Post Disaster Recovery Plan. Throughout the relief efforts and rapid reconstruction process, EAHR brings its knowledge in the case of Castelvecchio to increase the resilience of this affected community.In this workshop participants will approach almost all these delicate phases and will be trained on how to develop a reconstruction plan according to the on-site situation.As part of the experience of education in this topics, EAHR proposes a workshop focusing on learning of practices, methodologies, best practices related to reconstruction processes. This Workshop will discuss both technical aspects of reconstruction and the underlying principles of the post-earthquake analysis.

03. PartnersViviamolaq, L’AquilaArchitecture Studio Proteo, L’AquilaIUAV Master Emergency & Resilience, Venice UNISS University of Alghero, Sardegna Emergency Architecture and Human Rights, Denmark

WORKSHOPINTRODUCTION


WORKSHOPDESCRIPTION

04. Topics and Objectives This workshop is an occasion to work and to develop personal skills and knowledge on reconstruction after emergencies. The goal is to simulate and produce a methodological reconstruction plan using a real case study. An intense interactive experience which brings participants from all over the world directly in contact with the displaced community, activists, special experts and real daily-life problems.

The objectives of the Workshop are:- Simulate an intervention program after an earthquake- Develop participants damage assessment and mapping skills- Include the local community- Share knowledge within participants to spread out awareness and diffi cultiesin reconstruction processes

- Create a collective awarness on emergency response and post-emergency- Train participants to co-operate in emergency situations

05. Activities5x5 On-Field workshop will take place from March 2nd to 06th 2020. In total the workshop it will have a duration at least of 45/50 hours distributed over a period of 5 days.

The activities will be the followings:- Introduction to Emergency Response and Post-Emergency situations- Walking visit in L’Aquila, Castelvecchio and sourrundings - Learn Post-earthquake damage assessment practices- One by One mapping activities- Develop a project strategy to address the reconstruction process

In order to give a wide overview on Post-Disaster procedures in Earthquake situation and to facilitate the understanding on Castelvecchio case, in the workshop participants will analyse 5 different cases and EAHR will provide all the materials needed:

- Conception, Chile, 2010 - L’Aquila, Italy 2009- P.Prince, Haiti, 2010- Bangladesh, 2004- Fukushima, Japan 2011


Workshop 5x5 is open to everyone who wants to share, learn and work together. Everybody can participate as no technical skills are required.

[email protected], attaching the following documents:

- Copy of the valid passport- Screenshot or prove of the payment- CV

BENEFICIARY: Emergency Architecture and Human Rights

IBAN: DK4584010001293804

ActivitiesWorkshop publicationRegistration periodApplication deadlineWorkshop 5x5

Date14 January 202014 January - 26 February 202026 February 202002-06 March 2020

Fees

285 euro


WORKSHOP

Building site GPS coordinates42.310865, 13.687729 - Castelvecchio, L’Aquila, Italia

Accomodation GPS CoordinatesHotel Porta Rivera42.351186, 13.385644 - Piazzale della Stazione, 27 L’Aquila, Italia

- Breakfast and water

Each participant should bring with him the followings:

- Laptop- Notebook and some pens- Work clothes - Sun and wind protection- A container for drinking water, even if water is provided- Bring toiletry items

Jorge LobosAndrea Maggiolo


.secalp tnereffid ni depoleved eb lliw seitivitca eht ,aliuqA’L 5x5 pohskroW eht gniruDGroup work, walking visits and lectures are led by EAHR Tutors and supervisors. It’s recommended to arrive Sunday 1st March 2020 on the site to get ready to work on Monday 2nd 2020.

Day 0102/03/1909:00am - 09:30am | Presentations and last minute registration

09:30am - 12:30am | Presentation of the initiative and the fi ve cases

12:30am - 01:30pm | Lunch break

01:30pm - 05:00pm | Site visit in Castelvecchio, L’Aquila and “Emergecy Shelters”

Day 0203/03/1909:00am - 12:30am | Outdoor group work


01:30pm - 05:00pm | Indoor group work

Day 0304/03/1909:00am - 12:30am | Indoor group work


01:30pm - 05:00pm | Indoor group work (group works review)

Day 0405/03/1909:00am - 12:30am | Indoor group work


01:30pm - 05:00pm | Indoor group work

Day 0506/03/1910:00am - 11:30am | Offi cial presentation of the group works

11:30am - 12:30pm | Closing and greetings

WORKSHOPPROGRAMME


In April 2009, an earthquake struck the city of L’Aquila. 300 fatalities occurred during the aftershocks displacing more than 7,000

years after the seism, despite the effort in the reconstruction work, cranes are still a landmark in a city permanently under construction. Nevertheless most of L’Aquila’s inhabitants have never returned to their original houses.


Narrow streets, arches and vaults, houses built on several levels and the soft lines of the hill can describe the village of Castelvecchio.

almost perfect geometric portions. More than ten years after the seism the whole village is still

reconstruction strategy.


participants interaction with local community or within the country.

English

Hello

Good morning

How are you?

How old are you?

Can I have a coffe?

Are you living here?

What is the name of...

Road

Square

House

Building

Map

Door

Window

Roof

Muro

Italian

Ciao

Buon giorno

Come stai?

io sto bene, grazie

Posso avere un caffè?

Mi piacerebbe avere... / Vorrei avere...

Vivi qui?

Strada / Via

Piazza

Casa

Mappa

Porta

Finestra

Wall


2015 in Copenhagen, Denmark. After the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake, and series of catastrophic tsunamis that followed in its wake, the team behind EAHR recognized that the profession of

impact architecture could have on building resilience and stimulating development before and after emergencies.

In the following years, EAHR conducted more than 25 workshops on architecture in humanitarian emergencies at different universities in Asia, Europe, Africa and South America. Furthermore, EAHR and its experienced team have completed various

America.

the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (U.N. Paris 1984) and the UN Sustainable Development Goals adopted in 2015.

By using architecture as a tool for social and environmental change, EAHR seeks to empower the most vulnerable groups and to increase community resilience to

local authorities to follow these targets.

EAHR engages communities by using participatory methods to generate social, economic and environmental progress.

and social science.

strategic plan will began in September 2019, while operating business as usual to secure basic income. As the organization is growing, so is the management demand; therefore, EAHR is aiming at strengthening and improving its management team and organizational management activity that is used to set priorities, focus energy and resources, strengthen operations, ensure that employees and other stakeholders are working toward common goals, establish agreement around intended outcomes/

environment.


We operate in accordance with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (U.N. Paris 1948) and the UN Sustainable Development Goals adopted in 2015. We build

EAHR believes in democratizing leadership in society where inclusion, openness and transparency are the base for all development: EAHR has zero tolerance policy for corruption and seeks to promote transparency and democratic process’ that respect all people. EAHR believe that Architecture is a Human Right.

Human Rights. Our vision is to use architecture to improve life quality, resilience, and defend human rights for the most vulnerable communities around the world.

improvement through architecture implementations.

processes.

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