The architectural profession is called to respond to environmental, social, demographic and pandemic shocks and stresses. As architects in the era of information, we take advantage of technology and data to help us manage urban risk and design resilient, flexible environments that improve our everyday experience.
Erez Ella, Founding Partner of HQ Architects, an international practice based in Tel Aviv, alongside Katerina Dionysopoulou and Billy Mavropoulos, founders of London-based practice Bureau de Change, will discuss translating technology and data into physical space, understanding social behaviour and end-user needs and applying a thoughtful and caring approach in creating urban, institutional, and living environments.
Join us for a panel discussion chaired by Amy Frearson, editor-at-large for Dezeen, where we will explore what care is and where it’s happening in the context of urban fabric and how to design places and spaces that are more reactive to ongoing and future changes.
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