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[IAAC Lecture Series > Opening Lecture]
Massimiliano Fuksas Will Open the IAAC Lecture Series 2018/19
Next Thursday October 11th the celebrated Italian Architect Massimiliano Fuksas will officially open 2018/19 IAAC Lecture Series.
Studio Fuksas is an international architecture practice with offices in Rome, Paris and Shenzhen. With built projects across Europe, Asia and North America, the firm is characterised by an innovative approach as well as interdisciplinary skills and experience consolidated over three decades.
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[IAAC People > Tomas Diez]
Tomas Diez about the
Fab City Revolution on El Pais Retina
What is the impact of digital manufacturing on our cities? Fab Lab Barcelona Director Tomas Diez answered the questions of El Pais Retina on how to relocate food, energy and industrial production in an urban setting.
Tomas highlighted the fundamental role of Fab Labs in neighbourhoods and cities in order to help citizens to build and produce almost anything, allowing them to transfer ideas, designs and projects from the digital to the physical world.
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[IAAC People > Areti Markopoulou]
New Architectural Models Envisioned by Areti Markopoulou
Interviewed by the MIT Technology Review, IAAC Academic Director Areti Markopoulou questions the inability of our cities and buildings to adapt to changes.
She tells us more about her research and practice, which explores new architectural models that incorporate the application of ICTs, Material Intelligence and Fabrication, allowing built and public space to dynamically adapt to behavioural and environmental changes over time.
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[IAAC EU Projects > DDMP]
Distributed Design Summit: Creative Minds for Productive Cities
The DDMP Distributed Design Summit, held last September 7th in the framework of the Techfestival, aimed at drawing the outline of a tailor-made road map for the city of Copenhagen to reach the ambitious goal of becoming fully self-sustainable by 2054.
An international line-up of speakers, including Fab Lab Barcelona Director Tomás Díez, opened up a discussion on the future of production and consumption in a digital and globalised world.
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