Lecture

Landscape: Architecture and Territory

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This lecture explores the relationship between architecture, territory, and landscape, discussing critical constructions in Berlin, the concept of hypervillage in Switzerland, and the importance of ruins in urban planning. It also delves into the intersection of science, humanities, and social sciences in democracy.

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