Platforma LINA: ARHITEKTURA KOJA LIJEČI / Krvavica, 27.4. – 1.5. 2024.

Program Arhitektura koja liječi Društva arhitekata Istre (DAI-SAI) nastavlja istraživanje kritične arhitektonske baštine, s ciljem transformacije materijalnog i nematerijalnog okruženja iz “prostora kolektivne bolesti” u “mjesta zajedničkog izlječenja”.

Ova inicijativa započela je 2023. godine, tada naziva From Care to Cure and Back imala je u središtu istraživanja Dječje lječilište u Krvavici, remek-djelo zagonetnog modernističkog arhitekta Rikarda Marasovića iz 1965. godine. Kroz objektiv filma, program je reimaginirao spomenutu arhitekturu, predviđajući alternativne koncepcije društvene interakcije i prostorne organizacije.

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A report from Krvavica

Photo: Matija Kralj Štefanić

The DAI-SAI From care to cure and back explores critical architectural heritage, depletion of human communities in relation to abandoned architecture, and encourages transformation of both material and immaterial environments from “spaces of a common disease” into places of “common healing”.

Through the medium of film, LINA fellows Rebeka Bratož Gornik and Joaquin Mora, together with the cinematographer Matija Kralj Štefanić and curator and architect Ana Dana Beroš, started the investigations and documentation of The Children’s Maritime Health Resort of Military Insured Persons, an architectural masterpiece built in 1965 near Makarska, Croatia.

Photo: Matija Kralj Štefanić

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“From Care to Cure and Back” programme / DAI-SAI on LINA platform

The European platform LINA (Learn, Interact and Network in Architecture) is a network connecting relevant institutions with emerging practitioners and thinkers who work at the intersection of architecture and other fields related to spatial culture: it aims to promote up-and-coming talent. LINA’s goal is to steer design and building processes towards regenerative practices and principles of de-growth in line with the values of the European Green Deal. 

A growing alliance of museums, universities, research networks, foundations, triennials, biennials, and other European and Mediterranean organisations—LINA members—carries out a series of events taking place all over Europe. The LINA Architecture Programme is supported by the European Union within the eligible countries of the Creative Europe Programme. 

Each year, LINA organises an Open Call. Emerging practices are invited to apply with a project. If selected, individuals and teams behind these projects are invited to become LINA fellows and to collaborate with LINA members.  

photo: Ana Dana Beroš

DAI-SAI is a member of LINA, and its From care to cure and back programme curated by Ana Dana Beroš, explores critical architectural heritage, depletion of human communities in relation to abandoned architecture, and encourages transformation of both material and immaterial environments from “spaces of a common disease” into places of “common healing”. The LINA fellows Rebeka Bratož Gornik and Joaquin Mora expand their knowledge in investigations of architecture with pioneering imagination of sociality and spatiality through the medium of film. The focus of the research is The Children’s Maritime Health Resort of Military Insured Persons, an architectural masterpiece built in 1965 near Makarska, by the enigmatic architect Rikard Marasović, and communities around it.

The meeting in Pula, at the Gallery of DAI-SAI, 27-29 April, 2023, brings the selected LINA creatives together with curators, film critics and architecture historians, together with the art organization mART from Makarska into a “performative workshop”. More Info here.

Call for projects to counter climate crisis and its consequences through architecture – LINA Platform looking for emerging talent

LINA – Learn, Interact and Network in Architecture, the European architecture platform, is helping architecture tackle the climate and environmental crisis. In its call for projects, LINA calls upon emerging architects and other creatives to share their ideas, projects, or practices that might help make the European Green Deal a reality. The programme, headed by Matevž Čelik and the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Ljubljana, is a continuation of the Future Architecture Platform.

The newly-minted network is an alliance of architectural museums, universities, research networks, foundations, triennials, biennials, and other architectural organisations: key players that can help big ideas reach the right ears. Through the call for projects, open until 12 September, representatives of these institutions will act as jurors to select 15 standout projects.

Selected authors, LINA fellows, will be invited to speak at the annual conference: the first will take place in Ljubljana. The programme will feature some of the most prominent thinkers in the field of architecture, the analysis of the State of the Architecture address, and a host of innovative ideas promoting the values of the European Green Deal and the New European Bauhaus. In matchmaking events, LINA fellows and members will connect and decide on the best ways in which to feature selected projects in specific events of the LINA Architecture Programme.

The goal of the platform is to steer the architectural sector towards sustainable, circular and clean practices. As there exists a plethora of such initiatives, the platform connects and amplifies their efforts. Member institutions contribute to the LINA Architecture Programme with conferences, mentorship programs, workshops and various other events. Authors of the selected projects are invited to contribute: LINA highlights these new and emerging voices, giving them an international platform.

The LINA Architecture Programme will take place until the end of May, when the cycle will repeat itself with another Call for Projects, giving another opportunity to feature new projects and forward-thinking ideas. 

To join the call, visit www.lina.community. 

Additional information
Hana Cirman
LINA PR coordinator
press@lina.community
+386 40 471 448 (whatsapp, signal)

Open call page: www.lina.community 

LINA members
Architectuul (www.architectuul.com) ✲
Atelier LUMA Arles (www.atelier-luma.org)
Architekturos Fondas Vilnius (www.archfondas.lt) ✲
Barleti University Tirana (www.umb.edu.al)
BETA Timișoara Architecture Biennial (www.betacity.eu) ✲
BINA Društvo arhitekata Beograda (www.bina.rs)  ✲
Copenhagen Architecture Festival (www.copenhagenarchitecturefestival.com) ✲
Dani arhitekture Sarajevo (www.daniarhitekture.ba) ✲
Design Academy Eindhoven (www.designacademy.nl)
dpr-barcelona (www.dpr-barcelona.com) ✲
Društvo arhitekata Istre (www.dai-sai.hr) ✲
Eesti Arhitektuurimuuseum Tallinn (www.arhitektuurimuuseum.ee) ✲
ETSAM UPM Madrid (www.etsamadrid.aq.upm.es)
Fakulteta za arhitekturo Univerze v Ljubljani (www.fa.uni-lj.si)
FAAD Notre Dame University-Louaize (www.ndu.edu.lb)
Fondazione MAXXI Roma (www.fondazionemaxxi.it) ✲
Forecast Berlin (www.forecast-platform.com) ✲
Fundacio Mies van den Rohe Barcelona (www.miesbcn.com) ✲
HDA Haus der Architektur Graz (www.hda-graz.at) ✲
Irish Architecture Foundation (www.architecturefoundation.ie)
Kosovo Architecture Foundation (www.kosovoarchitecture.org) ✲
Oslo Architecture Triennale (www.oslotriennale.no) ✲
S AM Schweizerisches Architekturmuseum (www.sam-basel.org) ✲
Tbilisi Architecture Biennale (www.biennial.ge) ✲
TU Wien Gebäudelehre und Entwerfen (www.gbl.tuwien.ac.at)
Theatrum Mundi Paris (www.theatrum-mundi.org) ✲
Trienal de Arquitectura de Lisboa (www.trienaldelisboa.com) ✲
VI PER Gallery Praha (www.vipergallery.org) ✲

 ✲ Previously members of the Future Architecture platform