UCLA AUD Fall 2023 Virtual Open House for Graduate Programs: MArch, MSAUD, MA, PhD
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FORM FOLLOWS CLIMATE: Conference on Climate Responsive Architecture
Join us for the fifth edition of Z-axis – Form Follows Climate!This year, the urgency of climate responsive architecture will be addressed through four sessions exploring the concept of ‘Form Follows Climate’. The Speakers will be discussing ideas and projects centred around the following
Roger Brown and Miesian Metropolitanism
Midcentury art and architecture are too often studied separately. In the case of Roger Brown and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, the cultural influences and societal undercurrents acting on these great Chicago Modernists brought their work closer together.Brown the artist and Mies the architect were towering figures in their respective practices—beacons of pure intention and
Trade fair for furniture production and interior
9–12 May 2023 interzum The time of distance is finally over. At interzum 2023, the entire supplier industry will once again come together to jointly design solutions for current and future challenges. In personal dialog, the foundations for their future innovations will once again be laid. interzum will then once again present a wide variety
In Conversation with Ben van Berkel from UNStudio
In Conversation with Ben van Berkel from UNStudio ECHO, Tu Delft, the Netherlands. Image courtesy of UNStudio. Share ShareFacebookTwitterMailPinterestWhatsappOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/992005/in-conversation-with-ben-van-berkel-from-unstudioSince 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
Ecocity World Summit 2021 | Architecture Events
The fourteenth version of Ecocity World Summit is offering a wide scope of logical and imaginative meetings and studios that…
Neurophenomenology & Sacred Architecture. Toward a Theological Aesthetics
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
