Baukultur and the Culture of Transition
Event details
| Date | 28.03.2022 |
| Hour | 13:30 › 18:30 |
| Speaker | Corentin Fivet, Martin Fröhlich, Franz Graf , Jo Taillieu, Paola Viganò, Sébastien Marot , Pierre Caye, Ludovic Pépion, Karin Raith, Sylvain Malfroy, Muck Petzet, Tom Avermaete |
| Location | Online |
| Category | Conferences - Seminars |
| Event Language | French, English |
Baukultur and the Culture of Transition
Public Seminar at EPFL
The way in which environmental issues challenge the cultural and material apprehension of cities and territories inside the very practice of design is palpable in the academic, professional and scientific practices of several laboratories at EPFL. The Habitat Research Center proposed to six of them to open an interdisciplinary debate based on their contributions to an ongoing editorial project.
On the occasion of the public seminar entitled "Baukultur and the Culture of Transition" to be held on the 28th of March at EPFL Foyer SG, their presentations will be introduced by a serie of statements held by guest speakers, and concluded by an open discussion. This public event is intended to be of particular interest for the ENAC community, and for architecture students in particular.
Program:
13:30 Welcome and introduction
Valentin Bourdon and Anna Livia Friel
(Habitat Research Center, EPFL)
13:40 KEYNOTES
Pierre Caye (CNRS, Centre Jean Pépin)
Ludovic Pépion (Centre Jean Pépin UMR 8230)
Sylvain Malfroy (Zurich University of Applied Sciences)
14:40 OPEN DISCUSSION
with Sébastien Marot (EPFL)
moderated by Paola Viganò (Habitat Research Center, EPFL)
15:20 Coffee break
Karin Raith (Universität für Angewandte Kunst Wien)
15:50 5 EXPLORATIONS
Corentin Fivet – Structural Xploration Lab
Martin Fröhlich – Elementary Architecture and Studies of Types
Franz Graf – Techniques and Preservation of Modern Architecture
Jo Taillieu – Lab of Imagination and Fabrication
Paola Viganò – Laboratory of Urbanism
16:50 OPEN DISCUSSION
with Muck Petzet (USI, Accademia di Architettura Mendrisio)
Tom Avermaete (ETH Zürich)
and previous speakers
moderated by Valentin Bourdon and Anna Livia Friel
18:00 Reactions from the public and research perspectives
Public Seminar at EPFL
The way in which environmental issues challenge the cultural and material apprehension of cities and territories inside the very practice of design is palpable in the academic, professional and scientific practices of several laboratories at EPFL. The Habitat Research Center proposed to six of them to open an interdisciplinary debate based on their contributions to an ongoing editorial project.
On the occasion of the public seminar entitled "Baukultur and the Culture of Transition" to be held on the 28th of March at EPFL Foyer SG, their presentations will be introduced by a serie of statements held by guest speakers, and concluded by an open discussion. This public event is intended to be of particular interest for the ENAC community, and for architecture students in particular.
Program:
13:30 Welcome and introduction
Valentin Bourdon and Anna Livia Friel
(Habitat Research Center, EPFL)
- SESSION 1 — Baukultur and the socio-ecological Transition
13:40 KEYNOTES
Pierre Caye (CNRS, Centre Jean Pépin)
Ludovic Pépion (Centre Jean Pépin UMR 8230)
Sylvain Malfroy (Zurich University of Applied Sciences)
14:40 OPEN DISCUSSION
with Sébastien Marot (EPFL)
moderated by Paola Viganò (Habitat Research Center, EPFL)
15:20 Coffee break
- SESSION 2 — Architecture revalued
Karin Raith (Universität für Angewandte Kunst Wien)
15:50 5 EXPLORATIONS
Corentin Fivet – Structural Xploration Lab
Martin Fröhlich – Elementary Architecture and Studies of Types
Franz Graf – Techniques and Preservation of Modern Architecture
Jo Taillieu – Lab of Imagination and Fabrication
Paola Viganò – Laboratory of Urbanism
16:50 OPEN DISCUSSION
with Muck Petzet (USI, Accademia di Architettura Mendrisio)
Tom Avermaete (ETH Zürich)
and previous speakers
moderated by Valentin Bourdon and Anna Livia Friel
18:00 Reactions from the public and research perspectives
Practical information
- General public
- Free
Organizer
- Habitat Research Center