Events
Architecture Speaks
In the tenth season of the online lecture series, Professor Jenni Reuter invites six architects or architectural groups to share insights into their design processes and their roles in the world of architecture.
ViewOnline Lecture: Architecture Speaks: Nyasha Harper-Michon / Archtivism
Architect and activist Nyasha Harper-Michon’s mission is to change the discussion within the profession. Her firm Archtivism emphasizes social equity, inclusion, environmental and ecological strategies, circular economy and redesigning the architecture profession and wider building sector.
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Online Lecture: Architecture Speaks: Nicolas Coeckelberghs / BC Architects
Belgian architect Nicolas Coeckelberghs strives for bioregional, low-tech, circular, beautiful and inclusive design. BC Architects work with both minds and hands, undertaking activities such as community organisation, material production, contracting, teaching and prototyping. They have designed buildings using rammed earth and earth blocks.
ViewOnline Lecture: Architecture Speaks: Malin Blomqvist / MASU planning
Malin Blomqvist is a landscape architect and one of the two founding partners in MASU Planning based both in Denmark and Finland. Malin works with landscape architecture on all scales, especially in urban contexts with a focus on site-specific, sustainable, and long-lasting solutions.
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Online Lecture: Architecture Speaks: Fala Atelier
The Portuguese office Fala atelier is known for its alternative architectural representation. In a world of hyperrealistic representations it is interesting to find those who question the conventional architectural practices. Fala atelier is interested in how the original graphic representation is interpreted in the final built result.
ViewOnline Lecture: Architecture Speaks: Siv Helene Stangeland / Helen & Hard
The Norwegian architect Siv Helene Stangeland from Helen & Hard strives to engage with and respond to the unique potential that lies within the local conditions of a place. Her work shows how human, social and environmental needs can be met in a sustainable and symbiotic way.
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