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How do we plan for a future we do not yet know? What tools can prepare us for the unpredictable? Could uncertainty even become a resource for creating more sustainable living environments?
Together with the Oyster Group and Architects Sweden, we invite you to a conversation about landscapes of uncertainty, and what it means to plan for an unpredictable future. On the threshold between the known and the unknown, established practice and challenging possibility.
During the event, drinks and snacks will be available for purchase at Torget via Swish.
Panel:
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- Gunilla Edemo, Doctoral Candidate, TRANSPLACE, Södertörn University
- Michael Dudley, Architect, Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency (MSB)
- Håkan Johnsson, Landscape Architect
- Linus Fredriksson, Landscape Architect
- Ella Uppala, Industrial Doctoral Candidate, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU)
- Moderator: Pernilla Glaser, Educator specialising in cross-disciplinary learning environments and House Moderator, Oyster
The Oyster Group is an independent, non-profit collective of landscape architects promoting the development of landscape architecture and urban planning in Sweden. Since the 1990s, Oyster has hosted seminars focusing on landscape architecture and related fields.
This programme i a collaboration between the Oyster Group, Architects Sweden ↗, and ArkDes.
Prepared
From 17 October to 2 November, ArkDes presents Prepared – a programme series on preparedness, climate adaptation, and resilient urban planning. At Torget, visitors will encounter the Lift House, a temporary installation designed by Ulf Mejergren Architects ↗, drawing on research into climate adaptation from Linköping University. Visitors can explore the Lift House on Torget during regular opening hours from 15 October, even outside the program events.
Sign up for the event here: Link ↗
About Torget
Torget is a place to engage in the discussions about architecture and design’s role in addressing today’s and tomorrow’s societal challenges. It is a venue for events, workshops, installations, and smaller exhibitions.