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Livestream: www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSKvglfxqks Sigi Atteneder is professor of sustainable architecture and spatial development at the Linz University of Art and heads the architecture department there. His design studio BASEhabitat focuses on planning and building with affordable, local and sustainable building materials and collaborations with local communities. Sigi Atteneder studied architecture at the Linz University of Art and the University of Hong Kong. He worked, among others, for Shigeru Ban Architects in Tokyo and led a planning and construction project in one of Johannesburg’s townships in South Africa. He was invited to a Research Fellowship at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 2008. His dissertation at University College London (UCL) explored the interplay of open, relational spaces with the concept of „borderlands“ and their role in processes of urban change. at.scientists4future.org/oberoesterreich
BASEhabitat – Architecture for Change
7. März 2022, 18.00 Uhr ONLINE
Online-Vortrag von Univ.-Prof. Dr. Sigi Atteneder zum Thema "BASEhabitat – Architecture for Change". Zoom discussion: jku.zoom.usLivestream: www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSKvglfxqks Sigi Atteneder is professor of sustainable architecture and spatial development at the Linz University of Art and heads the architecture department there. His design studio BASEhabitat focuses on planning and building with affordable, local and sustainable building materials and collaborations with local communities. Sigi Atteneder studied architecture at the Linz University of Art and the University of Hong Kong. He worked, among others, for Shigeru Ban Architects in Tokyo and led a planning and construction project in one of Johannesburg’s townships in South Africa. He was invited to a Research Fellowship at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 2008. His dissertation at University College London (UCL) explored the interplay of open, relational spaces with the concept of „borderlands“ and their role in processes of urban change. at.scientists4future.org/oberoesterreich
Siegfried Atteneder