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Antal träffar: 26

• Karola Dierichs: "Informed matter – aggregate structures"

  "What is research in the realm of architectural design?". For its second installment, the Architectural Technology Lectures Series invites Karola Dierichs of the Institute for Computational Design, Stuttgart.

• Katja Grillner: "écriture feminine: architectural writing practices"

  Architecture + Gender Lecture Series present lecture 5 by Katja Grillner, Professor of Critical Studies in Architecture at KTH Arkitekturskolan.

• Teresa Stoppani: "The possibility of the city as an island"

  This open guest lecture by Teresa Stoppani is the second in the new series "Today's 20th Century: Modernism and after". It is part of a double lecture special event in collaboration with the Architecture + Gender lecture series, and will be followed by a lecture by, and conversation with, Peg Rawes of the UCL Bartlett

• Ulrika Karlsson: "Architectural Techno-Girls"

  Architecture + Gender lecture series present lecture 4: "Architectural Techno-Girls" by Ulrika Karlsson, Visiting Professor of Architecture at KTH Arkitekturskolan.

• Laura Vaughan: "Redefining Sustainability"

  Open guest lecture by professor Laura Vaughan of the UCL Bartlett Space Research Group, on the question of how space syntax analysis can be used to understand how town centres can adapt to change.

• Daniel Norell & Einar Rodhe: "Erratic – From simulation to perception" (Feb 11)

  The seventh and final open lecture in the series Architectural Technology invites Daniel Norell and Einar Rodhe, faculty of KTH Arkitekturskolan as well as Chalmers Architecture in Gothenburg.

• Shin Egashira: "The Pedagogy of AA Diploma Unit 11"

  Gästföreläsning om arkitekturpedagogik på Architectural Association School of Architecture i London, i samband med KTH Arkitekturskolans kollegiedag.

• Martin Tamke: "Convergence"

  The fourth open lecture in the series Architectural Technology invites Martin Tamke of CITA, the Center for Information Technology and Architecture in Copenhagen, to give a lecture with the subtitle "Material and Digital systems in architectural research".

• Jesse Reiser: "Projection & Reception"

  Gästföreläsning med Jesse Reiser, från Reiser + Umemoto och Princeton University School of Architecture.

• Anne-Mette Manelius: "Fabric formwork"

  For its third installment, the Architectural Technology Lectures Series invites Anne-Mette Manelius of the Danish Technological Institute, Copenhagen, to give a lecture entitled "Fabric formwork - Investigations into Formwork Tectonics and Stereogeneity in Architectural Constructions".

• Dubravka Sekulić: " 'Glotzt nicht so romantisch!' - on extralegal space in Belgrade"

  Guest lecture by architect and researcher Dubravka Sekulić, on enigmatic extensions and the extra-territories between the illegal and the legal.

• Ulf Hackauf: "The Why Factory Method"

  Gästföreläsning om arkitekturpedagogik på MVRDV:s tankesmedje på TU Delft i Nederländerna, i samband med KTH Arkitekturskolans kollegiedag.

• Jimenez Lai: "Cartoonish Worlds"

  Föreläsningsserien 'Draw, point, talk' bjuder in till samtal med Jimenez Lai från Bureau Spectacular och University of Illinois.

• Teodor Celakoski: “Deformation of Public Space”

  Open guest lecture on Pravo na Grad – Zagreb's Right to the City movement – by cultural activist Teodor Celakoski.

• Mirco Becker: "Hands on Research"

  The sixth open lecture in the series Architectural Technology invites Mirco Becker of the Staedelschule Architecture Class in Frankfurt. which will mark the final event in the series for the semester.

• Kyle May & Jacob Reidel: "CLOG – Everyone’s a Critic"

  Föreläsningsserien 'Draw, point, talk' bjuder in till samtal med Kyle May & Jacob Reidel från tidskriften CLOG.

• Lara Schrijver: "Fabricating the Future"

  This open guest lecture by Lara Schrijver, subtitled "lessons from the Bauhaus for today", is the first in the new series "Today's 20th Century: Modernism and after".

• Peg Rawes: "Architectural Ecologies of Care"

  Architecture + Gender Lecture Series presents lecture 6, the final event in the series, by Peg Rawes, Associate Director of Research at UCL’s Bartlett School of Architecture. It is part of a double lecture special event in collaboration with the lectures series "Today's 20th Century: Modernism and after", and will be preceded by a lecture byTeresa Stoppani of the Leeds School of Architecture.

• Matthias Rippmann: "from Form Finding to Fabrication Geometric "

  The fifth open lecture in the series Architectural Technology invites Matthias Rippmann of the Block Research Group at ETH Zurich, to give a lecture with the full title "from Form Finding to Fabrication Geometric – Approaches to Elegant and Efficient Architectural Design".

• Per Wirtén: "Den moderna staden, förortsföraktet och Tvärstadsmanifestet"

  Per Wirtén kommer till Fittja och talar utifrån arbetet med boken "Där jag kommer från: Kriget mot förorten". Öppen föreläsning arrangerad av KTH Arkitekturskolans masterstudio Design Process – developing campus Fittja.

• Dr Ramia Mazé: "Altering Practices: socio-political and participatory engagements"

  Architecture + Gender lecture series present lecture 2: "Altering Practices: socio-political and participatory engagements" by Dr Ramia Mazé

• Giancarlo Mazzanti: "The Power of Architecture as a Social Builder"

  Gästföreläsning av Giancarlo Mazzanti

• Brady Peters: "Smart geometry - design research in practice and academia"

  The Architectural Technology Lectures Series adresses the question "What is research in the realm of architectural design?". As it's first guest speaker, the series presents Brady Peters, University of Toronto.

• Kvinnors byggforum: "Feminist manifestos"

  Architecture + Gender lecture series present lecture 1: "Feminist manifestos" by Kvinnors byggforum

• Thérèse Kristiansson: "Body-Building: embodied architectures and affect"

  Architecture + Gender lecture series present lecture 3: "Body-Building: embodied architectures and affect" by Thérèse Kristiansson from The New Beauty Council

• DK-CM: "Recent work"

  Guest lecture by David Knight and Cristina Monteiro.