BAZTÁN VALLEY July 17th – 30th 2017

NAVARRE TRADITIONAL ARCHITECTURE SUMMER SCHOOL 2017

PROGRAM

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This program will take place in Baztán, a mountain valley in northern Navarre. Local traditional urbanism, architecture and building details will be studied in order to create a preservation and new traditional building manual for the area. Hand drawing and measuring buildings will be the main activity to be developed each day. Experts in local vernacular architecture and building techniques will be lecturing on diverse related topics. There will be trips around this region and some workshops and building sites will be visited too. Local tradition will not only be studied, as the results of this two weeks research will be published, so it can also become an useful resource for future new buildings or restorations in the area. During the last days upgrade proposals for different public places of the town will be designed, using the manual previously developed as a guideline for them.

Coordination: Alejandro García Hermida (Universidad Alfonso X el Sabio- Rafael Manzano Prize-INTBAU Spain), Leopoldo Gil Cornet (Universidad de Navarra) and Rebeca Gómez-Gordo Villa (Rafael Manzano Prize-INTBAU Spain)

Faculty: Ruth Equipaje (Pontifical and Royal University of Santo Tomas-INTBAU Philippines), Rino D. A. Fernández (Pontifical and Royal University of Santo Tomas-INTBAU Philippines), Alejandro García Hermida (Universidad Alfonso X el Sabio- Rafael Manzano Prize-INTBAU Spain), Leopoldo Gil Cornet (Universidad de Navarra), Frank Martínez (University of Miami), Christopher Miller (Judson University) and Lucien Steil (University of Notre Dame)

Guest lecturers: Mónica Alcindor (Escola Superior Gallaecia), Juan Mari Alemán (Architect, Baztán), Cecilia Ardanaz (PhD-Universidad Politécnica de Madrid), José Baganha (INTBAU Portugal), Rui Florentino (Escola Superior Gallaecia-INTBAU Portugal), Jaime de Hoz Onrubia (Universidad Alfonso X el Sabio-CIAT), José María Imízcoz (professor of Modern History in the Universidad del País Vasco), Pello Iriarte (Jauregiarte, Baztán), Gabriel Laborda (Architect, Baztán), Rafael Manzano Martos (Universidad de Sevilla), Fernando Vela Cossío (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid-CIAT)

Monday 17

8.00 Depart from Madrid (C/Alfonso XII)12.30 Arrival in Olite. Visit to the town and a stonemasonry workshop14.30 Lunch16.30 Arrival in Ujué. Visit to the town19.15 Arrival in Amaiur/Maya. Accommodation20.30 Introduction of all professors, participants and hosts, followed by brief presentations on INTBAU and Rafael Manzano Prize activities in Spain and on the Summer School program21.30 Dinner

Tuesday 18

8.30 Breakfast9.00 Brief tour in Amaiur/Maya and Sketching Workshop14.00 Lunch16.00 Sketching workshop and studying the town19.00 Lecture 1: Creation of the Habitat in Baztán Valley, José María Imízcoz19.30 Lecture 2: The Caserío in Baztán. Architectural Aspects, Juan Mari Alemán and Gabriel Laborda20.00 Explanation on the work to be developed for the new traditional building and restoration pattern book.Participants will be assigned diverse topics for the following days21.00 Dinner

Wednesday 19

8.00 Breakfast8.30 Visit diverse towns and places in the Baztán Valley, including Azpilicueta, Elizondo, Irurita, Arraioz and Donamaría. A restoration work site will also be visited in Irurita. Every stop will be long enough to measure, photograph and draw local architecture and building details as well as to analyze the urban fabric19.00 Lecture 1: The house in Baztán: family production unit, Pello Iriarte19.30 Lecture 2: Navarre traditional building elements, Leopoldo Gil20.00 Debate20.30 Dinner

Thursday 20

8.00 Breakfast8.30 Visit diverse towns and places in the Baztán Valley, including Arizcun, Erratzu, Ziga and Berroeta. Everystop will be long enough to measure, photograph and draw local architecture and building details as well as to analyze the urban fabric19.00 Lecture 1: Bureaucratization in the refurbishment of traditional architecture, Monica Alcindor19.30 Lecture 2: The torre señorial in northern Navarre, Cecilia Ardanaz 20.00 Debate20.30 Dinner

Friday 21

8.00 Breakfast8.30 Visit diverse towns and places in the neighboring Cinco Villas area, including Etxalar, Lesaka and Bera.Every stop will be long enough to measure, photograph and draw local architecture and building details as wellas to analyze the urban fabric19.00 Lecture 1: The influence of the Way of St. James in the Navarre vernacular culture, Jaime de Hoz19.30 Lecture 2: The Way of S. James as generator of the Navarre territory, Leopoldo Gil20.00 Debate 20.30 Dinner

Saturday 22

8.00 Breakfast8.30 Each group will put together the work done for its review14.00 Lunch16.00 Review of the work already developed. Presentation of the results of their research till this point19.00 Lecture 1: Diversity and Adaptability - The Traditional Architectural Form in the Philippines, Rino D. A. Fernandez19.30 Lecture 2: Landscape and Heritage of Tradition, Fernando Vela20.00 Debate20.30 Dinner

Sunday 23

8.00 Breakfast8.30 Free day. A bus will take to those interested to Pamplona. Guided tour through the old town and its Ensanche18.00 Back to Amaiur20.30 Dinner

Monday 24

8.00 Breakfast8.30 Finish the data gathering process14.00 Lunch16.00 Finish the data gathering process19.00 Lecture 1: Urban rules to control architecture. Examples from Galicia and Portugal, Rui Florentino19.30 Lecture 2: The Popular Architecture of the Portuguese region of the Alentejo - A Methodological Approach, Jose Baganha20.00 Debate20.30 Dinner

Tuesday 25

8.00 Breakfast8.30 Final edition of the pattern book14.00 Lunch16.00 Final edition of the pattern book19.00 Lecture 1: Tradition, Historical Memory & Practice, Frank Martínez19.30 Lecture 2: Micro-Urbanism & Contextual Classicism, Lucien Steil20.30 Debate21.00 Dinner

Wednesday 26

8.00 Breakfast8.30 Workshop: participants, divided in several groups, will use the developed research and manual to designdifferent upgrade proposals for the studied area14.00 Lunch16.00 Design Workshop19.00 Lecture 1: Selected Urban Design Principles, Christopher Miller19.30 Lecture 2: Creating Places Out of Spaces: The Role of Public Spaces in Heritage Conservation and Towards Creating More Sustainable Future Towns and Cities, Ruth Equipaje20.00 Debate20.30 Dinner

Thursday 27

8.00 Breakfast8.30 Design Workshop14.00 Lunch16.00 Design Workshop19.00 Lecture 1: New Traditional Architecture, Alejandro García Hermida19.30 Lecture 2: Conservation of traditional architecture and heritage in Southern Morocco, Rebeca Gómez-Gordo20.00 Debate20.30 Dinner

Friday 28

8.00 Breakfast8.30 Design Workshop14.00 Lunch16.00 Design Workshop20.00 Review20.30 Dinner

Saturday 29

8.00 Breakfast8.30 Final edition of the design proposals of each group14.00 Lunch16.00 Final edition of the design proposals of each group19.00 Final review20.30 Final group dinner

Sunday 30

9.00 Breakfast11.00 Public presentation of the work done during these weeks14.00 Lunch15.00 a bus will take the main group back to Madrid

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