A lecture by Álvaro Siza Vieira on the occasion of the opening of the Aedes exhibition showcasing original sketches for the project Access and Visitor Information Centre for the Alhambra World Heritage Site in Granada by Álvaro Siza Vieira & Juan Domingo Santos.
Cinema of the Future 2013. Cinematic Acupuncture.
A Lab Talk about the role of the cinema as a social stimulator, exploring its outreach to diverse inhabitants in a rapidly changing social landscape. Partners:Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg, Potsdam
The City Lights Project #3: Light Beyond the Atmosphere
"Light Beyond the Atmosphere" is the third event of the ANCB Zumtobel Research: The City Lights Project, featuring discussions on the role of light in architecture and urban environments, with a focus on the interplay between architecture, virtual scenarios, and the representation of unrealized visions for evolving cities. Partners:Zumtobel, Dornbirn
Lab Talk Series: The City Lights Project
The three-part series features discussions on the role of light in architecture and urban environments, with a focus on the interplay between architecture, virtual scenarios, and the representation of unrealized visions for evolving cities. Partners:Zumtobel, Dornbirn
Sketch, Script, Score. Figures of Architectural Thinking
A conversation between Wiel Arets, Peter Wilson and Cino Zucchi presenting the “Inspiration and Process in Architecture” Moleskine book series.
The City Lights Project #2: The Presence of Light
"Presence of Light" is the second event within the ANCB Zumtobel Research The City Lights Project, which explores current trends and future requirements in dealing with light in the city. The discussion will feature presentations from two perspectives - photography and architecture. Partners:Zumtobel, Dornbirn
Architektur und Literatur
A reading as a prelude to the opening of the exhibition "agps clues" in the Aedes Architecture forum. Partners: International Literature Festival in Berlin and agps.
BERLIN WALLS
In the wake of the Berlin Wall's removal is a residue of interstitial spaces. Some can still be experienced in their original state while others have developed their own character. For the most part, their integration into larger urban developments has eliminated them. What to do with those spaces? Partners: École Spéciale d'Architecture, Paris
