SPAN Lecture at t<>p lecture series, Università di Bologna, October 29th
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Matias del Campo - Sense and Advanced Sensibility
SPAN has been invited by the Universitá di Bologna, represented by Alessio Eriloli, to inaugurate their new lecture seriestheorypractice, orbitals of integrated processes in design sensibilities.
Matias del Campo describes in this lecture the ballistic trajectories and gravitational forces shaping the design sensibilities of SPAN. From the initial desires to explore specific problems such as topological surfaces, algorithms based on biological behavior to extensive conditions and their trajectories unfolding in architectural space.
Vienna based Architecture Firm SPAN, headed by Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger, is driven by a compulsive desire to speculate about architectural opportunities in the presence of animated matter, organic entities and their underlying geometrical and mathematical presence. Their award winning architecture designs are informed by a manifold variety of sources reaching from Science Fiction and Fashion to Biology and Botany. The multiplicious inspirations are fused into projects applying the most advanced digital design tools and casted into form by computer controlled machinery. Their activities include Architecture Design, exhibitions and lectures as well as teaching in various countries and institutions, such as the University of Applied Arts Vienna, the Bauhaus Dessau and the ESARQ in Barcelona.
Vienna based Architecture Firm SPAN, headed by Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger, is driven by a compulsive desire to speculate about architectural opportunities in the presence of animated matter, organic entities and their underlying geometrical and mathematical presence. Their award winning architecture designs are informed by a manifold variety of sources reaching from Science Fiction and Fashion to Biology and Botany. The multiplicious inspirations are fused into projects applying the most advanced digital design tools and casted into form by computer controlled machinery. Their activities include Architecture Design, exhibitions and lectures as well as teaching in various countries and institutions, such as the University of Applied Arts Vienna, the Bauhaus Dessau and the ESARQ in Barcelona.
Please join us for the lecture,
October 29th at the Facoltà di Ingegneria, Universitá di Bologna, v.le Risorgimento 2, Bologna, Italy
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