In Conversation with Ben van Berkel from UNStudio

In Conversation with Ben van Berkel from UNStudio

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In Conversation with Ben van Berkel from UNStudio

Since its inception, UNStudio has been known as a speculative practice. Producing real-world projects through the means of research, experimentation, testing, and conceptual frameworks.

Co-Founder and Principal Architect, Ben van Berkel will discuss the strategies that have allowed UNStudio to remain progressive, speculative, and impactful into the first quarter of the twenty-first century, followed by a Q&A moderated by Professor Donald Bates.

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