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Lecture by Arquitectura-G
Arquitectura-G has received the Emerging Architect Award at the XIV edition of the European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture – Mies van der Rohe Award, in recognition of their work 'Casa Luz' in Cilleros (Cáceres, Spain)
Live streaming will be available on our website.
This event is part of the TribunaCOAC programme, organized by the COAC with the aim of offering a first-hand view of the thoughts and proposals of people with the responsibility and capacity to influence and decide in the field of Architecture and Urban Planning.
The event has the support of the Fundació Mies van der Rohe and the AJAC.
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Lecture by architect Taku Sakaushi at the COAC
Architect Taku Sakaushi, born in Tokyo, is a Professor at Tokyo University of Science, and has lectured at Shinshu University, Waseda University and Tokyo University. He has recently been awarded the International Award by the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design for his last work in Japan, the Pine Gallery in Mito.
Kazuo Shinohara, as he designed Fissure Space, wrote that although Fissure Space looks like it disconnects spaces on both sides, in fact it creates a connection between those spaces. That`s true indeed. It is normally thought that continuity between two points should be stronger with nothing in between than with something. If there is something it breaks the continuity.
But is that true? Although physically it seems true, psychologically it is not always true. It could be said that something between two spaces sometimes could work as the device which connects them.
Isn't architecture something that attains this kind of connection?
Isn't it the main role of architecture to connect people with people, people with things and things with things?
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Lecture by Jenny B. Osuldsen, founder of Snøhetta
The lecture is part of the preparation events for the forthcoming International Biennial of Landscape, which will take place in September 2016. This lecture intends to become a meeting point for professionals and students related to landscape architecture, with the aim of discussing the motto and theme of the 9th Biennial.
The event will be introduced by Manuel Ruisánchez, culture board member of the COAC; and Jordi Bellmunt, director of the Master of Landscape at the UPC. The closing will be led by the Catalan Minister of Planning and Sustainability, Santi Vila; the Vice-Chancellor of the UPC, Josep Parcerisa; and the Dean of the COAC, Lluís Comeron.
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Conferencia de Jenny B. Osuldsen, fundadora del grupo Snøhetta
La conferencia forma parte de los actos preparativos de la próxima Bienal Internacional de Paisaje, que se llevará a cabo en septiembre de 2016. Esta charla, concretamente, tiene por objetivo ser un punto de encuentro de profesionales y estudiantes vinculados a la arquitectura del paisaje con la voluntad de discutir sobre el lema y tema de la 9ª Bienal.
El acto será presentado por Manuel Ruisánchez, vocal de Cultura del COAC; y Jordi Bellmunt, director del Máster de Paisaje de la UPC. La clausura irá a cargo del conseller de Territori i Sostenibilitat, Santi Vila; el vicerector de la UPC, Josep Parcerisa; y el decano del COAC, Lluís Comeron.
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