IAM Open Lectures

In 1967 the French anthropologist and philosopher Michel Foucault presented to the architecture community the latest findings of his …

Starting from the notion of “Parachronism”, it is discussed the problem of our relationship with historical time (past, present and …

The lecture will present how storytelling, collapsing environments and innovation in design shape an innovative understanding of the …

The creation of imaginaries from the geography of Finisterre (from the Latin “finis terrae,” meaning “end of the earth”) at the …

Built heritage can be used to influence positively the social cohesion of neighbourhoods as it could be promoted in such a way that, …

Augmented Reality is gradually moving from early consumer hypes, like Pokemon Go, into broader adoption by business and enterprise …

Artists working with Virtual Reality as an artistic medium and form of expression often embrace digital artefacts and imperfections …

The nascent increase of Do-It-Yourself (DIY) narratives, makerspaces, and fab labs in many major cities world-wide has given the …

In his article “The Virtual and the Real”, philosopher David Chalmers discusses whether immersive, computer-generated spaces are real …

Liss C. Werner will lecture on the systemic inter-relationships and relational dependencies between cybernetics, architecture and …