SoA Lecture: Markus Bader, "Ephemeral"

Markus Bader discusses several recent projects executed by the Berlin collective Raumlabor - an experimental architectural practice co-founded by Bader in 1999. Raumlabor celebrates contemporary notions of architectural ephemerality through urban interventions, temporary exhibitions and installations staged at the axis of art, architecture and social practice.

Princeton University School of Architecture's fall 2013 lecture series presents a series of lectures and public debates about the aesthetics of the Rarefied: what is the architecture that grows in a resource-depleted environment? Rarefied aims to capture an environment, an atmosphere of asphyxia which surrounds a practice driven by the lack of financial credit and natural resources. Which are the practices and the aesthetics that will succeed these decades of excess, and the architecture that results from them?

The Rarefied sessions are set in a round-table format where speakers join Princeton SoA faculty members and selected graduate students in a studio-like environment. The lectures are streamed online for the general public. Every session will be focused on a particular modality of the Rarefied.
 

  F'13 Lecture Series Poster (design by Phi Van Phan)

All lectures take place at 6:00 PM in room N107, Architecture Building. For additional information please call 609-258-3741, e-mail soa@princeton.edu, or visit soa.princeton.edu. Lectures made possible by the Jean Labatut Memorial Lecture Fund. The School of Architecture, Princeton University, is registered with the AIA Continuing Education System (AIA/CES) and is committed to developing quality learning activities in accordance with the AIA/CES criteria.