With questions such as Where do roads come from?, popular educators in the US Black Freedom Movement like Septima Clark have long used discussions about architecture and the built environment to unpack ideas of citizenship, politics and power. People’s observations and analyses of built form
Housing Multitudes Symposium: Crafting Creative Housing Solutions for a Better, Healthier Future Housing Multitudes Exhibition_Credit Harry Choi Share ShareFacebookTwitterMailPinterestWhatsappOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/995004/housing-multitudes-symposium-crafting-creative-housing-solutions-for-a-better-healthier-futureThis daytime roundtable uniting urban scholars, designers, planners, community developers and policy specialists will explore how to take some of the ideas of the Housing Multitudes exhibition forward. Discussion will be especially focused on what is being
The University of Texas School of Architecture Lecture Series: Tod Williams Tod Williams ©Dorothy Alexander Share ShareFacebookTwitterMailPinterestWhatsappOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/995003/the-university-of-texas-school-of-architecture-lecture-series-tod-williamsTod Williams is a Founding Partner of Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects | Partners. Their practice is known for their humanistic approach to architecture primarily for institutional clients such as museums, schools, and nonprofits. Prioritizing experience above all, their
Book launch of Drawing and Experiencing Architecture by Dr. Ing. Marianna Charitonidou Book cover Share ShareFacebookTwitterMailPinterestWhatsappOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/995007/book-launch-of-drawing-and-experiencing-architecture-by-dr-ing-marianna-charitonidouDuring the book launch event, the following speakers will talk about the book: · Marianna Charitonidou, Postdoctoral Researcher Athens School of Fine Arts · Andreas Giacumacatos, Professor Athens School of Fine Arts · Georgios
The new focus topic of the Vitra Schaudepot, which will be on display from May 2022 to May 2024, is wholly devoted to colour. Following an invitation from the Vitra Design Museum, Dutch designer Sabine Marcelis has transformed the Schaudepot in one simple, sweeping gesture by sorting
On Saturday, 21 January, the Evens Foundation will host a launch event at Berlin bookshop Pro qm for What Makes An Assembly?Weaving together the anthropological, aesthetic, and political aspects of assembly-making, What Makes An Assembly? explores the potential of assemblies to reimagine the way democracy is practised in contemporary societies. Published by Sternberg Press, it is available worldwide online and in
Utilities seeks to excavate and document the multilayers of Beirut’s economic collapse, and employs an ethnographic lens to explore the material manifestations of the crisis across the city’s urban fabric. The project unearths the material infrastructural apparatus that is emerging as a response to socioeconomic conditions; solar panels, water tanks, private
Neurophenomenology & Sacred Architecture. Toward a Theological Aesthetics Empirically gauging human experience of architecture in real time. Photo by Grey Matter. Share ShareFacebookTwitterMailPinterestWhatsappOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/994792/neurophenomenology-and-sacred-architecture-toward-a-theological-aestheticsCan we use today’s and future empirical means to raise our understanding of the phenomenological effect of sacred spaces and structures, particularly as they relate to spirituality and faith? The work and thought
ARCHICOLLAGES / The Exhibition Celebrating 40 Years of Ewa P. Porębska’s Work in Architectural Media Fragment of the exhibition; photo by Jerzy Porębski Share ShareFacebookTwitterMailPinterestWhatsappOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/994791/archicollages-the-exhibition-celebrating-40-years-of-ewa-p-porebskas-work-in-architectural-mediaExhibition concept: “Architecture requires knowledge. Broad, humanistic knowledge – necessary for the concept creation, as well as exacting, technical knowledge – necessary for the construction process. It also requires openness, a
FIU Department of Architecture Lecture SeriesSpring 2023 Jacob van Rijs, founder and principal of MVRDV. “For us at MVRDV, architecture is about people. A good design is one that allows people to feel happy, to be comfortable, to achieve their goals, and to
The Boston-based practice hosts an online studio visit.The League’s FF – Distance Edition events are informal online studio visits offering a behind-the-scenes look at leading design practices. This season’s events feature practices navigating the legacies and possibilities of American infrastructure, from ecological systems and transit hubs to community facilities and social networks.Leers Weinzapfel Associates was founded
The Seattle-based architecture, urban design, and interiors practice opens its studio for a virtual visit.The League’s FF – Distance Edition events are informal online studio visits offering a behind-the-scenes look at leading design practices. This season’s events feature practices navigating the legacies and possibilities of American infrastructure, from ecological systems and transit hubs to community
Members of the London-based collective visit New York to present their recent projects.Current Work is a lecture series featuring leading figures in the worlds of architecture, urbanism, design, and art. Assemble is a collective working across disciplines including architecture, research, design, and public art. Founded in London in 2010 to undertake a single self-built project
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