Roadtrip (2)! - University of Michigan Taubman College of Architecture Spring 2011 Lecture Series

All lectures are free and open to the public, unless noted. All lectures will be held in the Art + Architecture Auditorium, 6:30 PM.

Recordings of a number of past lectures are available via iTunes U. Videos are posted to iTunes U usually within two weeks from the date of the lecture. Starting Fall 2010, lectures will be published to Vimeo, with the archive of past recorded lectures being relocated there as well.

Taubman College Lectures

January 21

Joseph Rosa
University of Michigan Museum of Art
"Curating Architecture"

January 25

Photographer John Trotter
"No Agua, No Vida: The Decline and Fall of the Colorado River and the American West"
7:00 PM - University of Michigan's Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library Gallery

February 4

Richard Sennett
New York University and the London School of Economics
Raoul Wallenberg Lecture
Stamps Auditorium, Walgreens Drama Center

February 11

Alex Lehnerer
University of Illinois
"The Only One in a Crowded Room"

February 17

J. Mays
Part of Art & Design Penny Stamps Lecture Series
5:15 p.m. - Michigan Theater

March 11

Florencia Pita
Southern California Institute of Architecture/mod
"...oh so pretty"

March 18

Ellen Dunham-Jones & June Williamson
Georgia Institute of Technology/ The City College of New York
"The Lean Years Conference"

March 25

Greg Pasquarelli
SHoP Architects

March 31

Mitchell Joachim
Part of Art & Design Penny Stamps Lecture Series
5:15 p.m. - Michigan Theater

April 12

Silvia Lavin
University of California, Los Angeles
"The Future of the Immediate Past"

April 15

Peter Eisenman
Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies/ Cooper Union

Roadtrip (1)! - OSU:KSA Lecture Series: Winter + Spring 2011

New Year, new round of roadtrips. Yay!

KSA Lecture Series: Winter + Spring 2011 [the Ohio State University]

The Ohio State University

School Mailing Address

Knowlton School of Architecture

275 West Woodruff Avenue,

Columbus

All lectures are free and open to the public.
Unless noted, all lectures will be held at the Knowlton Hall Auditorium (KN 250) at 5:30 PM.

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Jason Payne / Hirsuta

Wednesday, January 12

ARTA Fellowship Presentations

Wednesday, January 19

Henry Smith-Miller / Smith Miller + Hawkinson Architects

Wednesday, January 26

Craig Scott / ISAR

Wednesday, February 2

Lee Schipper / UC Berkeley

Wednesday, February 9

Sarah Dunn + Martin Felson / Urban Lab

Wednesday, February 16

Toshiko Mori / Toshiko Mori Architect

Wednesday, February 23

Allan Wexler

Wednesday, April 6
Sponsored by the Melton Center

Florence Pita / FPMOD

Wednesday, April 13

Andrew Bernheimer / Della Valle Bernheimer

Wednesday, April 20

Ron Witte / WW Architecture

Wednesday, April 27

Katherine Bennett / KSA Landscape Architecture

Wednesday, May 4

Jungyoon Kim + Yoonjin Park / Park Kim

Wednesday, May 11

Michael Piper / KSA LeFevre Fellow / Dub Studios

Wednesday, May 18

About the KSA Lecture Series

As part of the Knowlton School's commitment to bringing the highest level of design thinking to its students and the community at large, the KSA lecture series invites prominent researchers and practitioners of architecture, landscape architecture, and city planning to present their work in a variety of areas. These lectures offer technical, cultural and theoretical understanding of the contemporary built environment and represent the contemporary and future state of the art in design thinking.

Previous Lecture Series

Jenniffer Omaitz Shadow Structure Reception - The Sculpture Center

January 14 - 26, 2011

Opening Reception: January 14th @ 5.30pm

A Window to Sculpture Emerging Artist Exhibition

The Sculpture Center

1834 East 123rd St. Cleveland, Oh

We have been watching the installation of this collection unfold in the gallery adjacent to the studioTECHNE offices, the staccato of power tools, the rustling of bits being moved around, affixed, adjusted, with a sense of awe (and hope for the architecture models of decades past). We have also had the privilege of chatting with Ms. Omaitz (by just hovering around the gallery until she notices us and invites us in) and I admit I am very much looking forward to this exhibition. There was talk of deconstructionism and Lebbeus Woods and Eisenman and all the good talks that architectural geeks (or archige2ks) love to have amongst themselves which was actually beginning to manifest itself in physical form. Very nice, I am very excited about the opening.

images borrowed from the postcard flier thing.