On Thursday, March 22 Ingels will talk about this
notion of so-called ‘hedonistic sustainability’ and how this is
translated in his design practice. The lecture will take place in De
Doelen in Rotterdam.
“If Hollywood starts ripping off sustainable
architecture to portray science fiction it could be a sign we are moving
towards hedonistic sustainability.” Bjarke Ingels
A sustainable waste-to-energy-plant in Copenhagen with a roof that functions as a ski slope. The Danish pavilion at the World Expo in Shanghai that shows the sustainability qualities of Danish cities. Both are examples of designs in which the Danish architect Bjarke Ingels shows that sustainability does not have to be a burden, but can increase the quality of life.
A sustainable waste-to-energy-plant in Copenhagen with a roof that functions as a ski slope. The Danish pavilion at the World Expo in Shanghai that shows the sustainability qualities of Danish cities. Both are examples of designs in which the Danish architect Bjarke Ingels shows that sustainability does not have to be a burden, but can increase the quality of life.
Where and when?
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Start: 20:00h
Language: English
Location: Willem Burger hall, congress centre De Doelen (Kruisplein 40, Rotterdam)
Admission: € 10 / € 7,50 for students and Friends of the NAI
Due to overwhelming response this lecture will be held in a bigger room. Extra ticket sale starts Wednesday February 15 at the ticketbox of de Doelen..
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