Convivial Ground : : Stories from Collaborative Spatial Practices / / ed. by Constructlab, Joanne Pouzenc, Alex Römer, Peter Zuiderwijk.

• Superior document: Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter DG Plus DeG Package 2023 Part 1
• MitwirkendeR: Acosta, Rebecca,; Belrhaiti, Sara,; Chamekh, Laëtitia,; Dehio, Johanna,; Devolder, Lucas,; Fehse, Mascha,; Lutz, Linus,; Madison Fettingsmith, Noel,; Moritz, David,; Paquot, Thierry,; Pinto, Sofia Costa,; Pouzenc, Joanne,; Rangel, Carla,; Römer, Alexander,; Sinéus, Merril,; Villa, Bert,; Volk, Angie,; Zuiderwijk, Peter,
• HerausgeberIn: Constructlab, ,; Pouzenc, Joanne,; Römer, Alex,; Zuiderwijk, Peter,
• Place / Publishing House: Berlin : : JOVIS Verlag GmbH, , [2023]; ©2023
• Year of Publication: 2023
• Language: English
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (480 p.)
• Other title: Frontmatter --; Content --; Editorial: Tuning our Voices --; The Convivial Ground --; GATHER --; To Gather --; Introduction --; Let Me Introduce You To … --; Once Upon Today --; Who Decides? --; Pixelated Relationships --; Beyond The Coffee, And The Machine Story --; What’s Cooking? --; EAT --; Architects Also Need To Eat --; Give A Man A Barbecue Story --; Brad Pitt Is Cool --; Red, Red Wine --; Gotcha! --; The Housekeeper --; Nothing Planned --; Talking To The Wall --; The Unpredictable Drift --; To Learn --; Telling What We Really Want To Learn (And How) --; DISPLAY --; The Wall That Turns Decisions Into Skills --; Means To Distribute Ideas --; Lingo Flows --; How I Heard The Cry Of The River --; Trial And Error And Trial Again --; Doubt Is Good --; LEARN --; What Nobody Really Wants, Until They Really Really Want It --; The Hot— Very Hot—Hour --; The Fortune Teller --; Today I’ve Learned—Part I --; Today I’ve Learned—Part II --; Today I’ve Learned—Part III --; What Did I Learn? --; COOK --; Reflective Round Around An Italian Tea --; The Future School --; The Learning Community --; To Work --; Tuning In --; A Coffee For Erik --; The Community Factory, Unless It’s The Factory Of The Community? --; Them, The Making, The Makers And The Ones Who Make The Making Possible --; WORK --; A Motionless Theater --; Watching Each Other Improvise --; Useful Lost Information Board --; The House With Too Many Doors --; The Auction To Get Less --; The Auction To Give Back --; We Should Design Our Waste --; REST --; The Little Person Who Holds A Piece Of Wood --; 600 Steps --; Conviviality, Work, Leisure, and Retirement --; ABOUT THE CONSTRUCTLAB NETWORK --; IMAGE CREDITS --; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS --; IMPRINT --; PLAY
• Format: Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
• ISBN: 9783986120054; 9783111175782; 9783111318097; 9783111319032; 9783111319292; 9783111318912
• DOI: 10.1515/9783986120054
• Access: restricted access
• Hierarchical level: Monograph
• Statement of Responsibility: ed. by Constructlab, Joanne Pouzenc, Alex Römer, Peter Zuiderwijk.

We are all improvising. We are all making decisions. And we are all watching each other improvise. Together, we are improvising. Decisions become shared ones. We will have built this city together. Convivial Ground invites the reader to discover the work of the transdisciplinary European design-build network Constructlab piece by piece. Taking Ivan Illich’s understanding of conviviality as departure point, the essays, conversations, stories, and images in the book reflect on the specificities of collaborative practices as situated experiments, as well as on their possible roles in the creation of convivial societies. Exploring contemporary conditions of togetherness, learning, and working, the book is not a "how-to" guide, but an invitation to cooperatively write new convivial narratives. Wir alle improvisieren. Wir alle treffen Entscheidungen. Und wir beobachten uns gegenseitig beim Improvisieren. Wir improvisieren gemeinsam. Entscheidungen werden gemeinsam getroffen. Diese Stadt werden wir gemeinsam gebaut haben. Convivial Ground lädt seine Leserschaft dazu ein, die Arbeit des transdisziplinären europäischen Entwurfs- und Baunetzwerks Constructlab schrittweise zu entdecken. Auf der Basis von Ivan Illichs Verständnis von Konvivialität reflektieren die Essays, Gespräche, Geschichten und Bilder in diesem Buch die Besonderheiten kollaborativer Praktiken als situationsbezogene Experimente ebenso wie ihre mögliche Rolle bei der Schaffung konvivialer Gesellschaften. Wenngleich die Publikation die zeitgenössischen Bedingungen von Gemeinschaft, des Lernens und Arbeitens erforscht, ist sie kein Handbuch, sondern eine Einladung, gemeinsam neue konviviale Narrative zu schreiben.