<p>bread spring 2015: Francine Houben - People, place and purpose</p>
Kruh invites you to the spring lecture series "Architects," featuring a number of outstanding Czech and international female architects who will present their projects and current trends in contemporary architecture.
Studio Hrdinů, Dukelských Hrdinů 530/47, Prague 7
Francine Houben, creative director of the Dutch studio Mecanoo, designs buildings that are sensory, kind, technically provocative, and firmly rooted in their context. Francine Houben, who co-founded Mecanoo in 1984 after winning a competition for social housing, says, "An unforgettable building — that is what I want to create." Francine Houben will present her visions and the philosophy of her work through specific examples implemented around the world, such as the integration of the Birmingham Library with the REP Theatre, the Dudley Municipal Offices in Boston, and the Wei-Wu-Ying Centre for the Arts in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
Francine Houben, Mecanoo (NL):
People, Place, Purpose - architecture with a human touch
Francine Houben, creative director of Mecanoo architecten, based in the Netherlands, designs buildings that are sensory, technically provocative, humane, and firmly rooted in their context. “An unforgettable building, that is what I want to create,” says Francine Houben, who co-founded Mecanoo in 1984 after winning a design competition for social housing. In the lecture, Francine Houben will present her vision and the philosophy behind her work. She will take you through her increasingly international portfolio featuring the Library of Birmingham integrated with the REP Theatre in the UK, Dudley Municipal Offices in Boston, and the Wei-Wu-Ying Centre for the Arts in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
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Francine Houben, Mecanoo (Netherlands):
People, Place and Purpose - architecture with a human touch
Thursday, May 14, 2015, 7:30 PMStudio Hrdinů, Dukelských Hrdinů 530/47, Prague 7
Francine Houben, creative director of the Dutch studio Mecanoo, designs buildings that are sensory, kind, technically provocative, and firmly rooted in their context. Francine Houben, who co-founded Mecanoo in 1984 after winning a competition for social housing, says, "An unforgettable building — that is what I want to create." Francine Houben will present her visions and the philosophy of her work through specific examples implemented around the world, such as the integration of the Birmingham Library with the REP Theatre, the Dudley Municipal Offices in Boston, and the Wei-Wu-Ying Centre for the Arts in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
Francine Houben, Mecanoo (NL):
People, Place, Purpose - architecture with a human touch
Francine Houben, creative director of Mecanoo architecten, based in the Netherlands, designs buildings that are sensory, technically provocative, humane, and firmly rooted in their context. “An unforgettable building, that is what I want to create,” says Francine Houben, who co-founded Mecanoo in 1984 after winning a design competition for social housing. In the lecture, Francine Houben will present her vision and the philosophy behind her work. She will take you through her increasingly international portfolio featuring the Library of Birmingham integrated with the REP Theatre in the UK, Dudley Municipal Offices in Boston, and the Wei-Wu-Ying Centre for the Arts in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
More information >
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