WORKSHOPS

Structure

One-week workshops offer participants a place to further develop the acquired knowledge during the year. During that week, there is a change of pace in which they take a break from the other specialties and intensify their work in the workshops to make the best out of it.

The topic and approach for every workshop is different and the methodology used by the invited architect is also meant to vary in order to give the participant a wide range of cases to learn from.

Each workshop leader is matched with a young local architect, who acts as teaching assistant.

Each workshop consists of 25 teaching hours (7x 2.5 ECTS), although exceptions may occur. However, workshop leaders usually take their task as a full-day activity and invest more time than expected.

MCH 2020

Previous workshops leaders

Previous syllabus

MCH2019

• Amann-Cánovas-Maruri, "Alone but connected"
• Jacob Van Rijs & Ignacio Borrego, "Home office"
• Hrvoje Njiriç, "Fabricating hapiness"
• Anne Lacaton, "Housing and Reuse. Good conditions of life"
• Andrea Deplazes, "Depth studies"
• Alison Brooks, "El Buen Retiro: The retreat, the retirement, the seclusion"

MCH2018

• Amann-Cánovas-Maruri, "Intermediate States"
• Hrvoje Njiriç, "Slow living"
• Anne Lacaton, "Housing and Reuse. Good conditions of life"
• Cino Zucchi, "Inhabitable Screens"
• Alison Brooks, "Ideal Formats for Future Urban Life"

MCH2017

• Anna Heringer, "Clay Storming", Video MCH2017 "Clay Storming"
• Anne Lacaton, "Good conditions of life"
• Josep María Montaner & Zaida Muxí, "Co-housing in Barcelona"
• Patrick Gmür, "Residential high-rise"
• Hrvoje Njiriç, "Show your Disney side"

MCH2011

• Wiel Arets, "City vs. Anticity"