Lecture

Architectura Natura: Exploring the Relationship Between Architecture and Nature

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This lecture by the instructor delves into the concept of Architectura Natura, aiming to make sense of the intricate relationship between architecture and nature. Starting with a discussion on the mountains and the intricate details found in nature, the lecture progresses to showcase three projects - two houses and a campsite. Through detailed explanations and visuals, the audience is taken on a journey through the refurbishment of a townhouse in Ghent, highlighting the balance between simplicity and complexity in design. The lecture also explores a project involving the transformation of a campsite into a habitable garden space, emphasizing the integration of nature and architecture. Despite facing challenges and design modifications, the projects exemplify the instructor's dedication to creating harmonious spaces that blend seamlessly with their natural surroundings.

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