Do Robots Dream of Construction Sites? / ARCHIZOOM x CRCL
Event details
| Date | 09.09.2026 › 05.12.2026 |
| Speaker | CRCL - Lab for Creative Computation |
| Location | |
| Category | Exhibitions |
| Event Language | French, English |
DO ROBOTS DREAM OF CONSTRUCTION SITES?
09.09-05.12.2026
Opening Tuesday 8 September
6.15pm – Discussion between Stefana Parascho and Aude Billard, moderated by Pier Vittorio Aureli
7.30pm – Opening doors and aperitive
What if robots didn’t replace us, but worked alongside us? Robots are capable of assembling, analysing, experimenting and learning from their mistakes. Could they take on construction work without replacing human labour? Research carried out by the CRCL – Lab for Creative Computation at EPFL explores a form of collaboration between humans and machines that departs from the traditional promise of automation. It opens the way to more inclusive building sites and non-standardised, more environmentally friendly architecture that goes beyond the mere logic of replacement and productivity.
An exhibition produced in collaboration with the CRCL – Lab for Creative Computation, led by Stefana Parascho
09.09-05.12.2026
Opening Tuesday 8 September
6.15pm – Discussion between Stefana Parascho and Aude Billard, moderated by Pier Vittorio Aureli
7.30pm – Opening doors and aperitive
What if robots didn’t replace us, but worked alongside us? Robots are capable of assembling, analysing, experimenting and learning from their mistakes. Could they take on construction work without replacing human labour? Research carried out by the CRCL – Lab for Creative Computation at EPFL explores a form of collaboration between humans and machines that departs from the traditional promise of automation. It opens the way to more inclusive building sites and non-standardised, more environmentally friendly architecture that goes beyond the mere logic of replacement and productivity.
An exhibition produced in collaboration with the CRCL – Lab for Creative Computation, led by Stefana Parascho
Practical information
- General public
- Free
Organizer
- Archizoom
Contact
- Cyril Veillon, Solène Hoffmann