Teachers


Anna Marie Fisker Aalborg Universitet	Esthir Lemi Aalborg Universitet	Maria Cederstroem-Friis Aalborg Universitet
Architect MAA, PhD, Ass. Professor. Anna Marie Fisker graduated from Aarhus School of Architecture in 1984, followed by studies at Kolding School of Design. Besides working with architecture, interior and design she is very passionate about the relation between Food + Design. Anna Marie Fisker currently holds the position as director of the Center for Food Science, Design and Experience at the Department of Civil Engineering, Aalborg University. She is the author of more than 100 scientific publications, and has been curator on several projects at both the Art and also the Architectural Biennale in Venice. She is supervising a number of Ph.D. students and is member of the Ph.D.-board at Politecnico di Milano. In 2010 she was appointed member of the Society of Architectural Historians and in 2011 listed in Who is Who in Science and Engineering.	Dr. Esthir Lemi, PhD, is educated from the School of Philosophy and Music Studies, University of Athens; she has received distinctions for her artistic and scientific work and remains active in total-artwork projects in the field of art and the perception of reality as well as on the complementarity of art forms, and how technology interferes with its schemes. Furthermore Esthir Lemi has studied composition (Y. Ioannides- Diploma in Composition, Athens Conservatory/ J. Brettingham-Smith, Music Analysis and Composition, UdK Berlin/, G. Toro-Perez, CAS in Computer Music, HdK, Zurich) and western musical aesthetics, (O. Fragou, PhD, Athens University). She has followed studies in painting (N.Kessanlis, J. Psychopedis, Diploma in painting, Athens School of Fine Arts), and multimedia – documentaries and performance (J. Dech, Master of Arts/Art in Context, University of the Arts, Berlin). She has been awarded with several scholarships, and she has been chosen to represent her country (Greece) at numerous events and international festivals both as an artist and composer.	Maria Cederstroem-Friis holds a Master of Science degree in international business administration as well as a postgraduate diploma in hotel & catering management. Maria has worked in the private as well as the public sector in Denmark and abroad. Last secondment was to Asian University for Women in Chittagong, Bangladesh. She is currently heading the finance team at Department of Civil Engineering at Aalborg University, Denmark. Maria has a passion for “making ends meet”, hunting (primarily eating all the lovely game), fishing, spectacular gardens and buying old houses and renovating them from top to bottom. The tasks in connection with the FeedEurope Summer school are making sure all rules are adhered to and the budget kept in balance.


Marie Frier Hvejsel Aalborg Universitet	Tenna Doktor Olsen Tvedebrink Aalborg Universitet
Marie Frier Hvejsel (b. 1982) is MSc and PhD in Architecture and Assistant Professor at Aalborg University, Department of Architecture, Design and Media Technology. Since 2007 she has published several peer reviewed research papers and participated in international conferences within the topics of Tectonic Architectural Method and Interiority, see http://personprofil.aau.dk/112289. In 2010 she was awarded the Annual Award for Excellence in the international journal ‘Design Principles and Practices’ and in 2007 the Ejnar Packness Foundation Travelling Scholarship. Besides her academic career Marie Frier is a practicing architect and partner in the office www.frierarchitecture.dk and www.frieraarhus.dk	Tenna Doktor Olsen Tvedebrink, b. 1981, holds a MSc. in Civil Engineering with specialization in Architecture in 2008 from Department of Architecture, Design and Media Technology, and a PhD in hospital eating environments in 2013 from Department of Civil Engineering, Aalborg University. She further holds a series of single courses in sensory science, consumer science, molecular gastronomy and food sociology from Copenhagen University, Department of Human Nutrition and Department of Food Science in 2007. Her main research areas are Architectural Environments relating to theatricality and storytelling, as well as design perspectives on public food and eating environments. Finally, she has been appointed the “Initiatives Scholarship” from Cordon Bleu du Saint Esprit in 2009, the “Ejnar Packness Foundation Travelling Scholarship” in 2010, and was accepted as Order’s Lady in the Order of Cordon Bleu du Saint Esprit in 2010.


Gennaro Postiglione Politecnico di Milano	Piercarlo Palmarini Politecnico di Milano
Gennaro Postiglione is Associate Professor in Architecture of Interiors at the Politecnico di Milano (activity: www.lablog.org.uk) where he teaches in the Design studio and in the PhD in Interiors courses; he is also the Chair of the School of Architettura e Società Internationalisation Board. Researches focus on domestic interiors (questioning relations among culture of dwelling, domestic architecture and modernity), on museography and on preserving and diffusing collective memory (connecting the museographic issues with the domestic ambit). Moreover, his research-by-design activity is addressed towards adaptive reuse and valorisation of minor/neglected heritage – among which also the one coming from conflicts – by recurring to sustainable re-active-action strategies stressing the relationship between collective memory and cultural identity, and putting the resources of architecture in the public interest.	Piercarlo Palmarini studied Architecture at IUAV \| Università Iuav di Venezia.Assistant professor in laboratories and workshop, hold by different Professors.Research focus on Architectonical and Urban transformation of contemporary space, from minimal housing to urban scale, looking on historical matter and taking care of contribution brought by different arts.Continuative collaboration with Prof. Armando Dal Fabbro \| IUAV-DACC (Dipartimento di Architettura Costruzione Conservazione \| Department of Architecture Construction Conservation)Continuative collaboration with Prof. Gennaro Postiglione \| POLIMI on research on conflict heritage and possibilities of resemanticization and reuse.


Gunnar Sandin Lund Tekniske Högskolan	Sabina Jallow Lund Tekniske Högskolan
Gunnar Sandin is Associate Professor in Architecture at Lund University, Sweden, where he is also Director of Research Studies. He is Chair of the Program Committee of the Swedish Research School in Architecture (ResArc). He has published his research in the fields of architecture theory, semiotics, art theory and aesthetics, most recently “Modes of Transgression”, in Critiques: Critical Studies in Architectural Humanities (Routledge, in press 2014). His doctoral thesis Modalities of Place, from 2004, discusses site specificity as a multidisciplinary concept. He currently leads the land use oriented research project The Evolutionary Periphery, with architectonic intervention as a research method.	Sabina Jallow is a landscape architect, with an education from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), and from the University of Venice (IUAV), department of Art & Design. Sabina teaches in Architecture as Temporal Landscape, advanced course at Lund University, and currently coordinates of the Architecture, Visualization and Communication program at the Department of Urban studies, Malmö University. Sabina has experience from artistic and activist Urban Gardening projects in Malmö as well as from traditional agricultural practice. She is currently running a project about the location and care of fruit trees, with a special focus on pruning pear and apple trees.


Andre Klein Rietveld Accademie	Juul van den Heuvel Rietveld Accademie	Yvonne Droge Wendel Rietveld Accademie
Andreas Klein is since 1987 connected to the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam. At the moment he is involved as a teacher in several departments like Basic year, Textile and Fine Arts Department and responsible for the exchange program and the international contacts. He is also the founder of Buro Rietveld and the Studium Generale and organizer of many projects, workshops and exhibitions ( like the yearly graduation show, between 1993 and 2002, and the Rietveld in the Old Church of Amsterdam, since 2002 ). Andreas Klein was also head of several departments, like Architectural and Fine Arts department. Most recently he was head of the applied arts department (MA) of the Sandberg Institute (2005- 2010). He is the author of many publications and exhibition catalogues, like the Power of Copy in collaboration with the museum in Xuzhou, China. Andreas Klein has done a lot of guest teaching in different universities and Art Academies like: University of Xiamen, East nominal University of Shanghai, University of Vilnius, RMIT Melbourne, Nordic Art Academy Kokkola, Luca Leuven in Belgium.	Juul van den Heuvel focuses mainly on large-scale charcoal drawings and oil paintings, depicting time and memory. The works become a capsule were time and memory are being conserved (bottled). In the drawings van den Heuvel works with the formal (technical) laces of drawing: the act of drawing, the line, the surface, material and the carrier of the drawing. In the past few years’ hair was a starting topic. From ponytail to hair-landscapes, from landscapes to line experiments. Working with large-scale murals to small paper installations van den Heuvel is now using everyday objects to work with and on, exploring the carrier of the drawing. The work of van den Heuvel has been shown in numerous galleries as well as Art Fairs, such as the Kunst-Rai Amsterdam , Melbourne Artfair, Australia, Art Basel , Switzerland, Arte Hollandesa contemporana, Evora, Portugal.	Yvonne Dröge Wendel (1961) lives and works in Amsterdam. Head of Rietveld Fine Arts departmentThe artist is concerned with the relationship between people and objects, and the quest for challenging new ways of relating to things. Dröge Wendel sets up experimental encounters and aims to capture what it is that objects actually do. Things have been a source of inspiration for scientists, designers and artists for centuries. Where others try to find answers, Dröge Wendel is engaged in making the questions tangible and personal and her intention is to allow for open-ended results. Her fascination for things led her into wedlock with Wendel, a decorative cabinet, whose name she officially bears since 1992. Her projects have been shown internationally in galleries and museums throughout the last 20 years. Furthermore she works on commissions for public space and presently she is doing a PhD research at the University of Twente. In 2006 she initiated the project an Architecture of Interaction, a tool to conceptually investigate interactive projects.