bread autumn 2020: Haugen/Zohar Architects - online lecture
The second autumn lecture of the series Nordic Path – A Path to Sustainability continues in online mode. In a live stream that you can watch on Thursday, November 5, 2020, at 7:30 PM on the Facebook pages of the Kruh association and CAMP, the Norwegian studio Haugen/Zohar Arkitekter will present itself.
The HZA office was founded in 2007 by Marit Justine Haugen (NO) and Dan Zohar (ISR). The studio focuses on social and ecological sustainability and aims to create affordable architecture. Their work is socially engaged and touches on environmental issues. They summarize their fundamental attitude towards architecture with the sentence: “The more responsibility we take on ourselves today, the better we will live in the future.” As part of the Norwegian National Tourist Routes, they created terraces and public restrooms in the landscape that have become a very popular destination.
In English / v angličtině
Voluntary admission in advance through the GoOut network.
The program may be changed according to the current regulations of the Czech government or foreign governments and their measures.
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The HZA office was founded in 2007 by Marit Justine Haugen (NO) and Dan Zohar (ISR). The studio focuses on social and ecological sustainability and aims to create affordable architecture. Their work is socially engaged and touches on environmental issues. They summarize their fundamental attitude towards architecture with the sentence: “The more responsibility we take on ourselves today, the better we will live in the future.” As part of the Norwegian National Tourist Routes, they created terraces and public restrooms in the landscape that have become a very popular destination.
In English / v angličtině
Voluntary admission in advance through the GoOut network.
The program may be changed according to the current regulations of the Czech government or foreign governments and their measures.
Facebook Event >
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