The 27th IFHP Urban Planning and Design Summer School

The call for applications for the 27th IFHP Urban Planning and Design Summer School begins in January/ February 2023. The course is open to students and young professionals from all disciplines related to spatial planning. Organised by best experts in planning and urban studies, the course entitles participants to five study credits (ECTS). More information coming later! In the meanwhile, please follow us on Facebook and Instagram for news and updates.

If you want to be informed when the call for applications is open, fill in a form here.

Check out the results of the previous summer school here.

For further inquiries, contact:

Anna Koskinen: ifhpsummerschool@tuni.fi
Coordinator of the IFHP Summer School 2023

 
 
All the six proposals of the IFHP Urban Planning and Design Summer School 2022 have finally been uploaded to our website. Go and check them out: www.ifhpsummerschool.fi/previous/08-2022/! (Tab: Previous -- 2022: RETHINKING URBAN CHANGE) The 26th IFHP Urban Planning and Design Summer School has been successfully completed! 18 international students with backgrounds in architecture and urban studies joined the intensive workshop in Hämeenlinna. Stay tuned to see the results! The call for applications for IFHP Urban Planning and Design Summer School 2022 has ended. Thank you for all the applications! We will notify the selected participants by 29th April. A few days left to apply to the 26th IFHP Urban Planning and Design Summer school! THE BUILDING // Extensions from different decades create a layered entity with different architectural styles and spatial design. As the health care services are now moving elsewhere, the future of these buildings is very open. Two weeks left to apply to the 26th IFHP Urban Planning and Design Summer School! The theme of the course is Rethinking Urban Change. Who has the right to design the city? How to create positive change in ecologically and socially sustainable way? THE BUILDING // The oldest part of the hospital building on site was designed by C.L. Engel and had its inauguration in 1844. The sidebuildings were heighten to two storeys in the 1880's, and the main building had its first extention in 1929.  THE SITE // The site in focus is located between the railway station and the city centre of Hämeenlinna. Although the actual distance is only 1 km, the bay in between make them feel distant. Hence, the site has a crucial role in better linking the two. Still one month to apply the 26th edition of the IFHP Urban Planning and Design Summer School! Organised since 1994, it is one of the oldest summer courses in the field of urban planning and design. This summer the theme is Rethinking Urban Change.