Architectural Language: Auguste Perret

This lecture explores the importance of language in architecture, focusing on the efficiency, precision, and clarity of expression. It delves into Auguste Perret's contribution to architectural theory, emphasizing the idea that architecture is not just construction but also decoration. The lecture discusses the balance between modernity and tradition in architectural design, highlighting the significance of historical consciousness and the interest in vernacular architecture. It also examines various architectural projects, such as the Weißenhofsiedlung in Stuttgart, showcasing different styles and approaches to housing design during the early 20th century.