【招募】第八届上海“数字未来”暑期工作营 | “全筑”数字设计与智能建造国际论坛正式启动招募

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发布时间：2018-04-26

DigitalFUTURES Shanghai 2018

同济大学建筑与城市规划学院

上海市学位委员会

赞助单位：全筑股份

第八届工作营主题：人机未来

Workshop Theme：Cyborg Futures

2017年夏令营回顾

招募要求

1.工作营面向海内外高校本硕博学生、高校教师学者、以及社会专业人士开放招生，本次工作营不收取报名费用，活动期间一切其他费用及安全需自理。（报名成功后需填写活动免责协议书）

2.请发送个人简历、个人作品集、以及三个报名志愿至邮箱digitalfuture_sh@163.com

3.报名截止日期：2018年06月05日。组委会将根据各组指导老师的要求对报名的学员进行筛选，最终录取志愿结果将按报名状况进行调整。并于2018年06月12日前给与确认通知。

活动议程

人机未来工作营

时间：2018/6/30 - 7/7

地点：同济大学建筑与城市规划学院

“全筑”数字设计与智能建造国际论坛

时间：2018/7/8

地点：同济大学建筑与城市规划学院

建造工作营成果展

时间：2018/7/7 - 9/30

地点：同济大学建筑与城市规划学院C楼地下展厅

主题解读

根据文化人类学家安博·凯斯（Amber Case）的说法，我们早已是半机器人了。忘掉电影中那个浪漫化的半人半机器人的概念。半机械人只是一种依赖于某种技术装置的生物，这种机械装置可以是他的人体义肢。而我们都拥有手机、平板电脑和笔记本电脑——我们对这些设备越来越依赖——我们因此可以被定义为“半机器人”。

实际上，根据哲学家安迪·克拉克（Andy Clark）的观点，作为人类，我们自己就是“天生的机器人”。正是因为我们的适应新工具的能力，那些成为人类想象的假肢，这才得以使我们变得那么像机器人。这本身就是由于人类大脑的“可塑性”，它具有非凡的适应新技术的能力，因此我们的身体模式将之吸收，成为延伸自我的一部分。当然，即使是一个比较原始的工具，如手杖，也是一种假肢，但它一直不间断地成为越来越复杂的数字工具和修补技术的产品——从机器人制造到人工智能——这使我们变得更像机器人。

工作营内容

八年来进行实验性数字工作坊的传统，已使同济的年度“数字未来”夏季工作坊成为全球最受欢迎和最先进的工作坊之一。除了机器人制造和未来派工作营——例如使用无人机监测环境污染，今年的工作营还通过整合两个人工智能工作营和一个交互式设计工作营，开创了新的局面。这些工作营将由世界上一些最杰出机构的顶尖专家教授带领，其中包括UCL，斯图加特ICD，密歇根大学，MIT Media Lab，普林斯顿大学，南加州大学，当然，还有同济大学，此外还包括进行建筑实践的扎哈哈迪德建筑师事务所和小库科技。首次参加数字未来国际生博士课程的学生也将参加工作营。

国际论坛

“全筑”数字设计与智能建造国际论坛

时间：2018/7/8

地点：同济大学建筑与城市规划学院

会议发言人:

Nader Tehrani

Shajay Bhooshan, Biayna Bogosian, Matias del Campo, Behnaz Farahi, Wanyu He, Gilles Retsin, Patrik Schumacher, Roland Snooks, Kostas Terzidis, Dylan Wood, Jiong Xu, Philip F. Yuan

本次活动由同济大学建筑与城市规划学院、上海市学位委员会主办，由全筑股份进行全程赞助

|上海全筑建筑装饰集团股份有限公司成立于1998年，是集建筑装饰研发与设计、施工、家具生产、软装配套和建筑科技为一体的大型装饰集团，是中国建筑装饰协会常务理事单位和上海市装饰装修行业协会副会长单位，是中国驰名商标和上海市著名商标企业，具有设计甲级和施工壹级资质，通过了ISO90011:2008质量体系认证，蝉联十四届上海市室内设计大赛金奖，并先后获得七届上海建筑工程质量最高奖项白玉兰奖。集团于2011年3月进行了股份制改制，2012年6月向中国证券监督管理委员会递交了IPO申请，于2015年3月20日主板上市，成为上海装饰装修行业内第一家上市公司。|

Workshop Theme：Cyborg Futures

Enrollment

1.There are NO FEES for the Cyborg Futures workshops, although students are responsible for all other costs, such as flights and accommodation. The DigitalFUTURES workshops always attract several hundred applications and places will be awarded strictly on a merit basis.

2.To apply, please send a copy of your CV, portfolio and a list of your 3 preferred workshops to digitalfuture_sh@163.com

3.Deadline：05 June 2018. The Organizing Committee will screen the applicants according to the requirements of the instructors of each group and send back the confirmation mail by 12 June 2018.

Schedule

Cyborg Futures Workshops

Dates：2018/6/30 - 7/7

Location：College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Tongji University

Cyborg Futures Conference

Dates：2018/7/8

Location：College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Tongji University

Workshops Exhibition

Dates：2018/7/7 - 9/30

Location：Building C Exhibition Hall, College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Tongji University

Theme

We are all already cyborgs, according to cultural anthropologist, Amber Case. Forget the romanticized notion of the cyborg - half human, half robot - that we find in the movies. A cyborg is simply a creature that depends upon some technological device. And since we all own cellphones, tablets and laptops - on which we depend increasingly - we are by definition 'cyborgs'.

In fact, according to the philosopher, Andy Clark, as human beings we are ourselves 'natural born cyborgs'.[ Andy Clark, Natural Born Cyborgs: Minds, Technology and the Future of Human Intelligence, Oxford: OUP, 2004] It is precisely our capacity to adapt to new tools so that they become prostheses to our human imagination that allows us to become so cyborg-like. And this is itself due to the 'plasticity' of the human brain that has such an extraordinary capacity to adapt to new technologies so that they become absorbed within our body schemas as part of our extended selves. Of course, even a relatively primitive tool, such as a walking stick, is a prosthesis, but it has been the incessant production of increasingly sophisticated digital tools and prostheses - from robotic fabrication to Artificial Intelligence - that is making us ever more cyborg-like.

Workshop

Cyborg Futures is the theme of this year's DigitalFUTURES workshops at the College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Tongji University, Shanghai, that is ranked 18th in the world for Architecture in the 2018 QS Top Universities rankings. It builds upon an 8 year tradition of experimental digital workshops that have made the annual DigitalFUTURES summer workshops at Tongji among the most popular and progressive in the world. In addition to robotic fabrication and futuristic workshops such as the use of drones to monitor environmental pollution, this year's workshops break new ground by incorporating two workshops on Artificial Intelligence. The workshops are all taught by leading experts from some of the most distinguished institutions in the world including UCL, ICD Stuttgart, University of Michigan, MIT Media Lab, Princeton University, USC and, of course, Tongji, together with cutting edge practices, such as Zaha Hadid Architects and XKool. In addition, for the first time students on the new DigitalFUTURES International PhD Program will also take part in the workshops.

Symposium

Trendzone Computational Design and Digital Fabrication Symposium

Dates：2018/7/8

Location：College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Tongji University

Keynote Speaker: Nader Tehrani

Shajay Bhooshan, Biayna Bogosian, Matias del Campo, Behnaz Farahi, Wanyu He, Gilles Retsin, Patrik Schumacher, Roland Snooks, Kostas Terzidis, Dylan Wood, Jiong Xu, Philip F. Yuan

历届工作营回顾

Previous Workshops Review

2017