1. Agenda
Going abroad with KEA
The College & the Institute
The Charrette Project & Process
2. Lydia Nicolai Lærke
Age: 29 Age: 24 Age: 25
Background: Graduated as Multi Background: High school, Background: Graduated as
media Designer 2010 at KEA Traveling around the world E-designer 2010 at KEA
Now: BA in E-concept Now: BA in Architectural Now: BA in Communication
development Technology Design
3. Agenda
Going abroad with KEA
The College & the Institute
The Charrette Project & Process
5. The Grants
A little story from 3 students at KEA
“Three students won the trip to Canada as part of the KEA
sharing arrangement ‘KEA going abroad’ at the end of
november, which was distributed three scholarships of
10,000 DKK for participating in the workshop”
15. The School & the Institute
INSTITUTE WITHOUT
BOUNDARIES
16. School of Design & Innovation
At the George Brown College School of Design, you’ll not only
learn design – you will live and breathe it. Your design education
takes place in a brand new, state-of-the-art learning space in down-
town Toronto. Here you’ll be immersed in the design community,
and expected to apply your natural skills to actual design projects.
You’ll be more than ready to step into this competitive workforce
with lots career options.
For more information look in our brochure
or take a look at the website
www.georgebrown.ca
17. The Institute without Boundaries
The Institute without Boundaries is a Toronto-based studio that works
towards collaborative design action and seeks to achieve social,
ecological and economic innovation.
Founded in 2003, the Institute consists of a post-graduate program
that teaches collaborative design strategy to professionals from
diverse backgrounds, a research division that develops projects
around curriculum projects and a commercial division that delivers
professional design consultation based on Institute methods.
At the Institute we see the designer as a problem solver with the
ability to effect positive change for humanity. We are a place
where students, teachers, industry and community experts can
come together not only as creators and designers, but as
ambassadors of hope. We imagine how to live, learn, work,
and play together as a global community and seek alternative
development patterns and a viable path to a bright future.
18. The Charrette
9 Teams
103 Students
6 Different Schools
9 Different Countries
38 Expert Advisors
19. Project Description
Develop a tourism-based economy in Lota, Chile
Designing a variety of tourist attractions
Take avantage of existing heritage, local culture
& enviroment
20. Lota
50.000 inhabitants in Lota
10.000 without a home
Mining business shut down in 1997
Destroyed by earthquake in 2010
20 % unemployment rate
Non existing infrastructure
21. We were adressed to 3
different teams & tasks ...
Lydia
Tourist Destination Market
Nicolai
Tourist Information and Community Centre
with Public Spaces
Lærke
Restaurant built on Industrial Ruins
22. We worked together with ...
Interior designers
Graphic designers
Architects
Project managers
Arhcitectural technologists
Industrial designers
23. Schedule of the Charrette
Monday
Adventure research
Tuesday
Summary presentations
Wednesday
