Day 4: Resiliency means to bounce back after being hit

COFFEE/TEA AT 8.45
9.00 GATHER AT 11TH FLOOR

Where we meet: ROTTERDAM UNIVERSITY / HOGESCHOOL ROTTERDAM

9.15 – 9.45
Input Lecture

Recycled Island foundation and plastic soup

by Maaike De Waele

9.45 -12-30

WORKING IN GROUPS AT TOP FLOOR LOCATION OF ROTTERDAM UNIVERSITY

Develop and iterate ideas

Coachings by Andreas Mädler and Carmen Wenger (see detail plan)

12.30 – 13.30 LUNCH IN THE CITY

In the afternoon sketching in the city

16.00 – 17.30 Sketchaton
near Central Station,
Kruisplein Rotterdam

 

Focus history

  • Get a deeper insight into the dimension of time.
  • If you want to find out about future go to the past: two steps back allow one step ahead.
  • What do you find at historic locations, what artefacts are there and what ideas do exist?
  • Immersing yourself in the places and ideas of history with a modern eye keeps the past and the future connected.

 

Ask for survived traditions to find out about the future possibilities of resiliency.

 

  • Read the street names very carefully, what story do they tell? Why is a squares name that important that it gave his name to the location?
  • Check ancient maps to dig deeper where you stand.
  • What can you find in books? What tells the museums? What story tell you social media? Dig deeper than just googling – this is what everybody finds – dig even more to find YOUR story.

 

Link your impression to the history of the very location to get a real story.

Impressions from the day first Sketchathon ever at Rotterdam

Sketchaton at 16.00

Kruisplein Rotterdam – South of Central Station (yellow circle)