Wednesday October 5 @ 6.30 PM – campus Sint-Lucas Brussels – auditorium
The lecture will present an ongoing research titled Living/Working,
which proposes to re-focus on domestic space as the key element for the transformation of the city. At the basis of this thesis lies the ambition to rethink the idea of housing as the place where form, economy and dwelling converge. The lecture will be based on the exploration of recent design proposals developed at Dogma for Flanders (Belgium) and Berlin (Germany).
- Martino Tattara teaches at the Faculty of Architecture at the KU Leuven. His main theoretical interest is the relationship between architecture and large-scale urban design. He is the co-fouder of the Brussels based architectural office Dogma.