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Utvecklingen av fler energieffektiviserande åtgärder kopplat till byggnadens drift blir idag av allt större intresse. I samband med att EU idag ställer allt högre krav inom detta område påverkas branschen därmed till förändring. Utifrån EU:s krav inför Energimyndigheten tillsammans med Boverket kriterier för svenska aktörer inom branschen. Dagens riktlinjer arbetas mot nära- nollenergibyggnader vad gäller nyproduktion.Till sommaren, 1 juli 2020 kommer ändringar i BBR inom kapitlet energihushållning att genomföras. Denna studie har fokuserat på primärenergifaktorer samt primärenergital. Förändringen innebär att kraven på byggnaders energiprestanda kommer skärpas samt vara mer beroende av vilket energibärare som nyttjas.I rapporten analyseras JM:s standardiserade installationssystem karaktäriserade av antingen FX- eller FTX-ventilation på de befintliga projekten Bolinder Terrass och Bolinder Entré. Målet med studien blir att konstatera om projekten når upp till kommande krav för energiprestanda. Beräkning av energiprestanda utförs på båda projekten och jämförs även med miljömärkningen Svanens kriterier.Sammantaget visar resultatet i denna studie att FTX-ventilation blir mer energieffektivt än FX-ventilation i förhållande till BBR:s krav på energiprestanda. / The development of more energy efficient actions coupled to the development of buildings has today become of greater interest. In connection to the EU making even higher demands within this area it influences the business to commit change. Based on the EU:s demands the Energy department together with Boverket is introducing criterias to the swedish actors within the line of business. Todays guidelines works against new constructions being nearly zero-energy buildings.This summer, 1 of July 2020 changes within BBR:s chapter 9 “Energihushållning” will be performed. This study has focused on primary energy factors as well as energy performance. The change entails that the requirements for buildings energy performances will become more strict and dependent on what types of energy they use.In the report JM:s standardised installation systems characterised by either “exhaust ventilation with heat recycling” or “exhaust and supply ventilation with heat recycling” within the exempleprojects Bolinder Terrass and Bolinder Entré are analysed. The study gets to establish if these projects fills the upcoming demands regarding energy performance. Calculations of their energy are performed on both projects and also compared to the criteria for the environmental branding of Svanen.In conclusion the study's results showcase that “exhaust and supply ventilation” will be more energy efficient then only “exhaust ventilation” relative to energy performance.

Master of Landscape Architecture / Landscape Architecture/Regional and Community Planning / Mary C. Kingery-Page / The purpose of this study is to investigate and design public light art installations. The investigation consisted of evaluating select examples of public light installations in order to develop a typology, and designing two site-specific light art installations: one in Wichita, Kansas, and the other, in Denver, Colorado. Though public light art is found in most cities, its potential is often lost or unrecognized. In certain cases, public light art can be ‘plop art,’ which is plopped senselessly without much regard to context or experiential qualities. This project seeks to explore the different types of public light art and to find what approach or qualities should be considered when designing public light art. My approach can be described as artistic research. The methods include an apprenticeship to an artist, a precedent study, development of a light typology, an analysis of site and context, establishing a design matrix for two design projects, and an iterative process of making. Each of these methods were undertaken in order to effectively address my research question: What type of public light art is most appropriate for a specific site and how does it relate to creative placemaking? This project overlaps with a collective project group entitled Creative Place-Making, which is comprised of other fifth-year master of landscape architecture students with an underlying interest in art and design as place-making tools. Each student in the group addressed the site in Wichita, Kansas in a unique way. I addressed this site as a temporary landscape, creating an interactive light installation intended to be in place up to five years. In contrast, I addressed the Denver, Colorado site as a long term landscape, and designed a sculptural illuminating gateway. Each of these light art installations were informed by a particular set of characteristics that make each design site-specific.

L’enjeu du comment montrer et du comment voir n’a jamais été plus fascinant ni plus insolvable qu’à l’ère du totalitarisme visuel. L’image vidéo, issue de cette veine vorace et versatile, est devenue un vecteur privilégié pour réfléchir au sort du visible dans les arts actuels. La réhabilitation de cette image passe par la blessure de sa surface lissante qui en restaure la profondeur. Dans l’art vidéo, ce rôle peut être accordé au dispositif technique assurant la transmission des images. Nous verrons comment cet agencement matériel peut devenir un nouveau cadre pour l’image vidéo : un dispositif réflexif et critique pour accompagner l’expérience esthétique de l’œuvre. Il s’agit, au fil d’une incursion parmi les images multiples de l’installation vidéo contemporaine, de chercher à saisir les modalités et les enjeux qui forgent ce lien déterminant entre le regard et l’image : une exploration de la part d’ombre de l’œuvre qui rend effectif le voyage des images lumineuses. / At the age of visual totalitarianism, how to show and how to see are more than ever fascinating and insolvent questions. Voracious and unpredictable video image is a very special vehicle to analyse the condition of visibity in actual arts. The restoration of visibility always requires hurting the smooth surface of the image. In video art, this function may be attribuated to its technical system as new frame for video artworks : this material agencement becomes a reflexive and critical system for aesthetics experience. In the middle of contemporary video installation’s images, we’ll try to understand the terms and issues which invent this decisive link between the eye and the image : an exploration of the darkness which sets going the luminous images’ travel.

Un lieu est un sujet. Son aura historique et mythologique en fait un espace actif et interactif. Son échelle c’est celle de l’individu spectateur. C’est elle qui lui confère ses caractéristiques dimensionnelles et fonctionnelles, véritable étalon du microcosme et du macrocosme. En investissant Afka, je m’inspire de son histoire et de ses mythes qui continuent de le hanter. Les mythes sont des éléments qui continuent d’être véhiculés par la mémoire collective. Ils hantent les lieux qui les ont vus naître et aspirent à se matérialiser à travers l’art. En s’adressant à l’imaginaire, ils peuvent apaiser les angoisses de l’homme contemporain. Mon installation sur le lieu de culte où les Phéniciens avaient coutume de célébrer la résurrection d’Adonis, y transpose le trajet du Calvaire. Chacune des sculptures propose un des aspects du supplice. Par cette mise en scène, le Golgotha est réactualisé, la scène de la crucifixion est rejouée pour le spectateur, prélude à la résurrection, thème indissociable inséparable d’Afka. / A site is a subject. Its historical and mythological aura makes it active and interactive. The scale of a place is relative to its spectator. Yardstick of the microcosm and macrocosm, it is the scale that provides the place with its dimensional and functional characteristics. My sculpture at Afka is inspired by the history and myths that haunt the place. These myths are perpetuated by collective memory. They linger in the places that gave them birth, and long to materialize through art. Addressing imagination, they can alleviate the anguish of the contemporary human being. My installation at the shrine where the Phoenicians used to celebrate the resurrection of Adonis, transposes to it the procession to Calvary. Each of the sculptures suggests one aspect of the scourge. Golgotha is readapted. The scene of crucifixion is played again for the spectator, as a prelude to the resurrection, Afka hallmark theme.

My degree project consists of several parts: a theorethical essay, sketches, modells, photos, experiments and an installation showed at Konstfack Spring Exhibition 2014. Departing from the infamous Fredric Jameson quote ”It’s easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism” I have investigated the relationship between play, daydreaming and economical system. Political scientist Wendy Brown has argued that we exist at a time in history where we have an urgent need for alternative spaces, both in the physical room and in the mind, where an alternative longing can grow. In my degree project I have taken a closer look at this space – what could it be, how does it work, what would it look like if it was made real? By exploring play theory I try to understand how and if play can be triggered and how this can be translated into a space. By deepening my knowledge about imagination and the relation between imagination and social development, I try to seek answers to how play can be used as a starting point for change. By treating play as a space in a double sense – both as a physical room and a special place inside us, I explore the possibilities this space has for creating new dreams. This is also a project where I try to restore my own belief in storytelling as something beyond escapism. Aiming to create an in-between, a fusion between scenography, illustration and installation, I seek to create a platform where my work can be the basis for new discussions and meetings. By exploring the performative elements of a room I want to invite the visitor to enter the image and merge with the content. I want to create a work that embraces the visitor and that can be experienced on many different levels depending on the visitor’s interest, age and prerequisites. The essay consists of three parts. My project started with an analysis of the current economical situation. In the first part of this essay I make a summary of this research, and give a brief background to my experiences working in the gap of storytelling and economics. In the second part I will investigate the basic functions of imagination and play, and see how our longing is linked to the development of society. In the third part I will talk about the physical outcome of my project - my process, choices, difficulties and conclusions. For practical reasons I have choose to put all images in a separate appendix at the end. These images shows extracts from my artistic process as well as a documentation of the installation showed at the Spring Exhibition.

A partir des années 1960, le lien entre pratiques filmiques et artistiques s’accentue. Les artistes plasticiens et performeurs utilisent désormais la caméra non seulement pour enregistrer leur discipline mais pour la transformer et la révéler. Le film d’artiste devient un moyen de dialoguer avec les autres pratiques artistiques et de créer des formes d’hybridité et de transversalité au sein de la création. Cette thèse a pour but de démontrer que l’artiste à la caméra est une catégorie à part entière qui dépasse l’aspect documentaire de l’enregistrement filmique de l’oeuvre. Il renouvelle l’image du corps à travers l’objectif de la caméra, oscillant entre présentation et représentation chez Carolee Schneemann, Yvonne Rainer et Bruce Nauman. Le film d’artiste parvient également à dépasser la spécificité des médiums en exaltant sculpture et installation, en créant des formes et des espaces de l’entre-deux, en déplaçant le visiteur comme le font Robert Smihtson ou Anthony McCall, en révélant des aspects invisibles. Enfin, il s’agit de comprendre comment le film peut devenir un modèle de pensée et de réflexion pour les autres arts mais aussi pour le médium de l’exposition qui se voit récitée selon de nouveaux principes temporels et spatiaux. L’artiste à la caméra franchit ainsi les frontières de la danse et de l’opéra, met en jeu le corps et la perception du visiteur face à la redéfinition des écrans et des conditions d’exposition telles les oeuvres de Matthew Barney, Bill Viola ou Pierre Huyghe. / Since the 1960’s the link between filmic and artistic practices has intensified. From now on artists and performers use the movie camera not only to record their practice but to transform and reveal it. Artist’s film becomes a way to discuss with the other arts and to create hybrid and transversal shapes. This dissertation aims to demonstrate that the artist with a movie camera, is a category in its own way, which goes beyond the documentary of recording the piece. It renews the body’s image through the camera’s eye, between presentation and representation with the pieces of Carolee Schneemann, Yvonne Rainer and Bruce Nauman. The artist’s film achieves to go beyond the medium’s specificity by glorifying sculpture and installation, by creating shapes and spaces of in-between, moving the visitor as did Robert Smithson or Anthony McCall, by revealing invisible aspects. We would like to understand how film can become a model of thinking for the other arts as well as for the medium of exhibition which reactivated according to new temporal and spatial principles. The artist with a movie camera goes beyond the thresholds of dance and opera, challenges the body and the perception of the visitor facing the definition of the screens et de exhibition’s condition like the ones of the pieces made by Matthew Barney, Bill Viola or Pierre Huyghe.