BUILT FORM: OBSERVATION, ASSOCIATION AND TRANSFORMATION | LECTURE BY GREG FAULKNER OF FAULKNER ARCHITECTS, SAN FRANCISCO
Event Date: Mar 17, 2023; Event City: Tucson, AZ, US Seven houses completed by the firm over the past decade will be presented and reviewed in terms of the connection achieved with their respective building sites. Construction assemblies and details earned through response to context will be discussed as tools that can generate physical and spiritual kinship with place.The renewed mission, with every project is one of understanding and transforming what’s there. Through comprehensive observation and association with place, an intensification of the existing built and natural landscape is where conceptual thought is fostered.Join us in person for the Spring 2023 CAPLA / School of Architecture Lecture Series, in partnership with AIA Southern Arizona. A reception will follow the lecture, both in the Sundt Gallery of the CAPLA West Building.To register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/greg-faulkner-faulkner-architects-tickets-512259159937Read the full post on Bustler
Event Date: Mar 17, 2023; Event City: Tucson, AZ, US
Seven houses completed by the firm over the past decade will be presented and reviewed in terms of the connection achieved with their respective building sites. Construction assemblies and details earned through response to context will be discussed as tools that can generate physical and spiritual kinship with place.
The renewed mission, with every project is one of understanding and transforming what’s there. Through comprehensive observation and association with place, an intensification of the existing built and natural landscape is where conceptual thought is fostered.
Join us in person for the Spring 2023 CAPLA / School of Architecture Lecture Series, in partnership with AIA Southern Arizona. A reception will follow the lecture, both in the Sundt Gallery of the CAPLA West Building.
To register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/greg-faulkner-faulkner-architects-tickets-512259159937Read the full post on Bustler
