Brandon Clifford – On the Performance of Architecture in Three Acts: Practice, Perception, and Play

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Brandon Clifford – On the Performance of Architecture in Three Acts: Practice, Perception, and Play

Brandon Clifford - On the Performance of Architecture in Three Acts – Practice, Perception, and Play

Brandon Clifford is in pursuit of new architectures that are born of ancient, dismissed, and derogatory concepts. He experiments with these abandoned ways of thinking in order to produce new paradigms; in turn, transforming the ways we think about the past and the future. But, this creative method is not predictable. It is full of pivots, dead ends, and unexpected turns. Clifford will reflect on this ten-year experiment, undoing things we think we already know in favor of unknown potentials.

Clifford is the Founders Rome Prize Fellow in Architecture and assistant professor in the School of Architecture and Planning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

The event will be held in English. You can watch this event live at https://livestream.com/aarome.

Date & time
Monday, November 27, 2017
6:30 PM
Location
AAR Lecture Room
McKim, Mead & White Building
Via Angelo Masina, 5
Rome, Italy