LECTURES & EVENTS

Lectu Res

The Department of Architecture together with the College of Built Environments hosts a lecture series with speakers from all over the world. Our lecture series (in-person and online) spans the discipline of architecture within the built environment, bringing work from fine detailing to planning, installation projects to restoration. We aim to inspire students and our local community with a robust array of lectures from leaders in the global field.

HHF - Dilip da Cunha, Columbia GSAPP “After Land: A New Era of Design?”

Thursday, Nov 17, 2022, 5:30 – 7 p.m.

CBE has invited architect, planner and landscape architect Dilip da Cunha to build on the work he did in The Inventions of Rivers to imagine crossdisciplinary ways of inventing the future in an ‘ocean of wetness.’

Matt Wittman, A Right to Nature

Monday, Feb 6, 2023, 12 – 1 p.m. During this lunchtime lecture, Matt Wittman will present work of Wittman Estes and beyond in blurring boundaries between buildings and gardens, the relationship between indoor and outdoor space, and urban visions. The talk is in conjunction with the architecture research seminar, Metabolism 2023.

HHF James Graham, Assistant Professor, Architecture Program California College of the Arts, “Climatic Imaginaries”

Thursday, Feb 23, 2023, 5:30 – 7 p.m.

This talk revisits the book Climates: Architecture and the Planetary Imaginary alongside other recent research on resource geology and atmosphere, moving through several scales of climatic thought—from the planetary to the territorial to the community scale.

Event S

CBE Career Fair

CBE Happy Hour

ARCHPAC Open Studio

ARCPAC Portfolio Review