Design and Use

Live Lesson Information

18/03/2020
200+ Attendees
11:00 - 11:51 (GMT -5)
Free
English

Hester B.

Academic, Canterbury School of Architecture

Having trained as an architect, Hester Buck joined the critical design practice public works, her work explores architecture, art, performance and activism. Public works develops briefs through long term relationships with communities, self-generating funding based on these briefs, as a form of situated practice.

Topics covered

Study Abroad University for the Creative Arts

About this live lesson

This webinar will explore the importance of the client in the making of buildings. It will consider the client and wider team as part of architectural project. It will use a series of case study houses to better understand the different approaches to design considering how a building will be used.

Key content

"Women and the Making of the Modern Home' Alice T. Friedman’s - to analyse the Shroeder haus, Farnsworth House and the Frankfurt Kitchen
'Lessons for Students in Architecture' Herman Hertzberger - to analyse WeesperStraat Student Accomodation, Netherlands and lacaton and vassal Neppert gardens
refer to Peter Blundell Jones, Doina Petrescu, Jeremy Till 'Architecture and Participation' to analyse Walter Segal, Walters Way N"