Lecture
This lecture explores the concept of disorder in architecture, questioning its legitimacy and potential as a design element. It delves into the paradoxical relationship between scholarly discipline and chaotic phenomena, analyzing the integration of disorder in architectural projects. The presentation discusses the poetic nature of disorder, the challenges of incorporating spontaneity while preserving the essence of architectural principles, and the ideological and rhetorical aspects of various projects. Through a theoretical framework and case studies, the lecture examines the complexities of embracing disorder in architectural design, highlighting the need for a paradigm shift and the exploration of new possibilities.