AUTOR: hp | PUBLIKOVANÉ 9. jún 2010
DÁTUM PODUJATIA: 29. jún 2010
For
eight
decades, Architectural Design (AD) has
consistently
been
at the forefront of cultural thought and design.
Provocative
and
inspirational, it has stimulated theoretical debate and
technological
advances internationally. To celebrate its 80th
anniversary,
AD
is gathering together significant architectural
commentators
and
designers, and some of the greatest creative minds from
its
illustrious
past and present, to bring you a day of fascinating
architectural
insights:
The
60s, 70s and
80s
Beatriz
Colomina Professor of Architecture and Founding
Director
of the Program in Media and Modernity at Princeton
University:
on the influence of AD and the small magazine in the 60s
and
70s.
Peter
Murray Chairman of Wordsearch, Chairman of the
New
London
Architecture Centre and Founder Director of the London
Festival
of Architecture: Monica Pidgeon and AD in the 60s and
70s.
Sir
Peter Cook architect and academic: Archigram
and
AD.
Charles
Jencks architectural critic, author and
landscape
architect:
AD, the Post-Modern
Proponent.
The
90s, 00s and
beyond
Neil
Spiller Professor of Architecture and Digital
Theory
and the Vice-Dean at the Bartlett School of
Architecture,
University
College London: Cyberspace and Hypersurface, AD in the
90s
Michael
Weinstock Director of Research and Development
and
Director
of the Emergent Technologies and Design programme at the
Graduate
School of the Architectural Association School of
Architecture,
London: Emergence, AD in the
2000s.
Patrik
Schumacher partner at Zaha Hadid Architects,
founding
director at the AA Design Research Lab and Professor at
the
Institute
for Experimental Architecture, Innsbruck University: the
Parametric.
Mark
Burry Innovation Professor of Architecture at
RMIT
University,
Melbourne, and Executive Architect and Researcher for
the
Temple
Sagrada Família in Barcelona: the future and the
continuing
importance of the dissemination of architectural
ideas.
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