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The Atlas Archive: Replay the Exchanging Knowledge series!
6 november 2024
ATLAS - Exchanging Knowledge, is a serie of six events.
Discover them here below!
Coming soon:
Event 3: Online lecture Prof. Ezio Manzini
Prof. Ezio Manzini In conversation with Dr. Albert Fuster
Friday 115h of November 2024, 11:00-12:00 am CET
Lecture number three speculates on "The City of Proximity" by Prof. Ezio Manzini. In conversation with Dr. Albert Fuster, this talk invites us to imagine the so-called 15-minutes city, where functional and relational proximities enable citizens to feel closeness with each other. For over three decades Ezio Manzini has been working in the field of design for sustainability, for which he has recently received the Lifetime Achievement Award. Interested in social innovation for sustainable changes, he started DESIS, an international network of schools of design for social innovation.
Past events: Watch the Replay!
Event 1: Online lecture Prof. Dr. Silke Langenberg
Prof. Dr. Silke Langenberg, in conversation with Prof. Graeme Brooker
Repair. Upgrade. Keep in Place.
Complex constructions are difficult to maintain and industrial manufacturing processes decrease the lifespan of objects, not only in product design but also in architecture. Repairability is becoming less of a concern – replacement seems to be the norm. In her lecture, Dr. Silke Langenberg encourages to rethink the way we build, starting already with the planning phase.
Dr Silke Langenberg is Full Professor for Construction Heritage and Preservation at ETH Zurich. Her professorship is associated to the Institute for Monument Preservation and Construction History and to the Institute for Technology in Architecture.
This lecture is co-funded by the European Union and for everyone involved with interior architecture and design: from students, academics, practitioners, or other professionals in the construction industry.
Event 2: Online lecture Dr. Suzie Attiwill
Dr. Suzie Attiwill, in conversation with Dr. Tüüne-Kristin Vaikla
Dr Suzie Attiwill is Professor of Interior Design at the School of Architecture and Urban Design at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, and currently leads the practice research PhD Interior Design cohort in Australia, Europe, and Asia.
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