<Ivan Kucina: Relational Architecture>
ARCHIP would like to invite you to a special lecture on the topic of Relational Architecture by Ivan Kucina, which will be held in collaboration with the Dessau Institute of Architecture.
Thursday, April 7, 2016, at 6 p.m., Františka Křižíka 1, Prague.
Ivan Kucina (*1961) graduated from the Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade, where he obtained his Master's degree. In his research, he investigates self-organized building strategies and the processes of participatory transformations of post-socialist cities. He is a professor at Dessau International Architecture Graduate School and a visiting professor at the Parsons New School for Design (New York), Polis University (Tirana), KTH Stockholm, and GUtech Muscat. He runs an architectural practice in Belgrade with projects spanning from urban and architectural design to exhibition design and furniture. He co-founded the Belgrade International Architecture Week in 2006. Since 2012, he has been the program director of the Urban Transformation program at Mikser House. In the same year, he established the School of Urban Practices.
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Ivan Kucina (*1961) graduated from the Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade, where he obtained his Master's degree. In his research, he investigates self-organized building strategies and the processes of participatory transformations of post-socialist cities. He is a professor at Dessau International Architecture Graduate School and a visiting professor at the Parsons New School for Design (New York), Polis University (Tirana), KTH Stockholm, and GUtech Muscat. He runs an architectural practice in Belgrade with projects spanning from urban and architectural design to exhibition design and furniture. He co-founded the Belgrade International Architecture Week in 2006. Since 2012, he has been the program director of the Urban Transformation program at Mikser House. In the same year, he established the School of Urban Practices.
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