Lecture

Spatial Transformations

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This lecture explores the concept of transforming spaces through unconventional installations and unanticipated planning, emphasizing the influence of a site on a project. It delves into the design process, from material selection to compositional elements, and discusses the dialogue between technology and architecture, focusing on underexplored typologies like Data Centers. The presentation also showcases a project involving the rehabilitation of a former railway site into an urban agricultural park, addressing the importance of local agriculture and sustainable urban development. Additionally, it examines the repurposing of vacant buildings for emergency housing and post-disaster scenarios, highlighting the significance of community engagement in architectural projects.

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