ISE FENIX PROJECT: International Urban Planning Workshop

Kód výsledku v IS VaVaI

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Výsledek na webu

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Jazyk výsledku

angličtina

Název v původním jazyce

ISE FENIX PROJECT: International Urban Planning Workshop

Popis výsledku v původním jazyce

Japan has a unique tradition of Shikinen Sengu - rebuilding the Ise shrine every 20 years since year 690, which is so attractive concept for architects all around the world as a great example of sustainable practise. The international workshop is connected to the start of its 63rd rebuilding in March 2025. The first beta version of the A°D°A software was tested at this 2025 workshop. The following aspects were evaluated: (i.) the software’s functionality, (ii.) the students’ ability to use the tool and its features. There are many tourists around the Shrine areas, but the central part of Ise isn‘t attracting much attention. So, together with the shrine’s being reborn let’s design the small urban interventions for Ise city’s rebirth as well. Workshops intention is to open the discussion about quality of public space, local identity, historical values and traditional skills, climate change effects in urban space, importance of Nature Based Solutions, sustainability and participative approaches, engage with local community, discuss how to rise bottom up projects. Learn how to incorporate AI into your design process and how to evaluate the quality of its outcomes. We will test a pilot version of the A°D°A virtual futurologist software. Workshops outcome is small Urban Design interventions promoting walkable city and active public space. Ise Shrine is the most important Shinto shrine in Japan. According to Shinto tradition, the shrine‘s main buildings are rebuilt every 20 years according to precise plans and original traditional technology. The current buildings were completed in 2013. The next, the 63rd copy of the shrine is expected to be completed in 2033. The physical construction of the temple takes eight years and will therefore begin in 2025. For this the Yamaguchi Matsuri event will be held on March 2025. The local community of Ise citizens would like to connect this date with the initiation of the revitalization of the city, especially its public spaces. This participative collaboration is made possible by the local connection to Meijo University Nagoya, with which Technical University of Liberec has regularly collaborated on joint architectural workshops since 2016. The international student urban and scenario planning workshop should not only bring an urban vision and architectural proposals and solutions to public spaces, but also open a discussion over the proposals to this topic across the local community and municipality. The workshop will be focused on the use of NBS (nature-based solutions) in public space, to solve the increasingly topical problems with UHI (urban heat island), from which, thanks to climate change, suffer today‘s urban residents not only in Japanese cities. And will consider the topic of promoting walkability by upgrading the quality of public spaces. This workshop would also be an opportunity to introduce and test with the students the use of the latest method of working on an urban planning project, which is recently being developed as part of the research project at Technical University of Liberec and Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. Specifically, it involves testing the working version of the forthcoming AI software, digital neural network Virtual futurologist A°D°A, which is combining the possibilities of AI (LLM - large language models) and the futurological method of scenario planning with urban structural planning. From Japan, students of Prof. Makoto Tanida from MUN, then students of Ing Arch. Maciej Lasocki from Warsaw University of Technology, Poland and students related to Arch. Juan Rufino Castillo Molina, Dr. Eng. from UNPHU, Dominican Republic are expected to participate in the workshop, along with representatives of the local community in Ise. On behalf of the Czech side, project initiator and workshop leader Zdeňka Němcová Zedníčková (TUL) and AI project coresearcher Jana Bernartová (AVU) should participate together with four Czech students of Architecture.

Název v anglickém jazyce

ISE FENIX PROJECT: International Urban Planning Workshop

Popis výsledku anglicky

Japan has a unique tradition of Shikinen Sengu - rebuilding the Ise shrine every 20 years since year 690, which is so attractive concept for architects all around the world as a great example of sustainable practise. The international workshop is connected to the start of its 63rd rebuilding in March 2025. The first beta version of the A°D°A software was tested at this 2025 workshop. The following aspects were evaluated: (i.) the software’s functionality, (ii.) the students’ ability to use the tool and its features. There are many tourists around the Shrine areas, but the central part of Ise isn‘t attracting much attention. So, together with the shrine’s being reborn let’s design the small urban interventions for Ise city’s rebirth as well. Workshops intention is to open the discussion about quality of public space, local identity, historical values and traditional skills, climate change effects in urban space, importance of Nature Based Solutions, sustainability and participative approaches, engage with local community, discuss how to rise bottom up projects. Learn how to incorporate AI into your design process and how to evaluate the quality of its outcomes. We will test a pilot version of the A°D°A virtual futurologist software. Workshops outcome is small Urban Design interventions promoting walkable city and active public space. Ise Shrine is the most important Shinto shrine in Japan. According to Shinto tradition, the shrine‘s main buildings are rebuilt every 20 years according to precise plans and original traditional technology. The current buildings were completed in 2013. The next, the 63rd copy of the shrine is expected to be completed in 2033. The physical construction of the temple takes eight years and will therefore begin in 2025. For this the Yamaguchi Matsuri event will be held on March 2025. The local community of Ise citizens would like to connect this date with the initiation of the revitalization of the city, especially its public spaces. This participative collaboration is made possible by the local connection to Meijo University Nagoya, with which Technical University of Liberec has regularly collaborated on joint architectural workshops since 2016. The international student urban and scenario planning workshop should not only bring an urban vision and architectural proposals and solutions to public spaces, but also open a discussion over the proposals to this topic across the local community and municipality. The workshop will be focused on the use of NBS (nature-based solutions) in public space, to solve the increasingly topical problems with UHI (urban heat island), from which, thanks to climate change, suffer today‘s urban residents not only in Japanese cities. And will consider the topic of promoting walkability by upgrading the quality of public spaces. This workshop would also be an opportunity to introduce and test with the students the use of the latest method of working on an urban planning project, which is recently being developed as part of the research project at Technical University of Liberec and Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. Specifically, it involves testing the working version of the forthcoming AI software, digital neural network Virtual futurologist A°D°A, which is combining the possibilities of AI (LLM - large language models) and the futurological method of scenario planning with urban structural planning. From Japan, students of Prof. Makoto Tanida from MUN, then students of Ing Arch. Maciej Lasocki from Warsaw University of Technology, Poland and students related to Arch. Juan Rufino Castillo Molina, Dr. Eng. from UNPHU, Dominican Republic are expected to participate in the workshop, along with representatives of the local community in Ise. On behalf of the Czech side, project initiator and workshop leader Zdeňka Němcová Zedníčková (TUL) and AI project coresearcher Jana Bernartová (AVU) should participate together with four Czech students of Architecture.

Druh

W - Uspořádání workshopu

CEP obor

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OECD FORD obor

10201 - Computer sciences, information science, bioinformathics (hardware development to be 2.2, social aspect to be 5.8)

Projekt

<a href="/cs/project/TQ01000298" target="_blank" >TQ01000298: Kreativní software/digitální neuronová síť Virtuální futuroložka A°D°A</a><br>

Návaznosti

P - Projekt vyzkumu a vyvoje financovany z verejnych zdroju (s odkazem do CEP)

Rok uplatnění

2025

Kód důvěrnosti údajů

S - Úplné a pravdivé údaje o projektu nepodléhají ochraně podle zvláštních právních předpisů

Místo konání akce

Ise, Mie Prefecture

Stát konání akce

JP - Japonsko

Datum zahájení akce

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Datum ukončení akce

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Celkový počet účastníků

12

Počet zahraničních účastníků

10

Typ akce podle státní přísl. účastníků

WRD - Celosvětová akce