November Talks 2018 - invitation to the lecture series

Source
FA ČVUT, Praha

Publisher
Tisková zpráva
25.10.2018 08:20

Czech Republic

The cycle is part of the "November Talks" series, organized for the 13th year by the Sto-Stiftung foundation at six leading European schools of architecture in Stuttgart, Graz, Milan, Paris, London, and Prague.
The fourth Prague "November Talks" is organized by the Faculty of Architecture at Czech Technical University Prague in cooperation with the Sto-Stiftung foundation.
The lectures will take place on November 5, 12, 19, and 26, 2018, in the Gočár lecture hall at the Faculty of Architecture, Czech Technical University, Thákurova 9, Prague 6-Dejvice. Admission is free and barrier-free, and the common theme of this year's cycle is Visions.

November 5, 2018 Marc BARANI: Urban INFRA Structures

November 12, 2018 Vasa PEROVIĆ: Contemporary Practice – Global Practice
November 19, 2018 Mario COREA: Day by Day. Building the City
November 26, 2018 Grégoire ZÜNDEL: Fun and Serious. Taking Happiness Seriously

Those who want to succeed in the future must build on solid foundations – and the Sto Stiftung Foundation knows this well. Since its establishment in 2005, it has supported education in the construction fields intended for future painters and plasterers, aspiring architects, designers, and planners. Each year, it contributes 600,000 Euros for equipment and scholarships, summer schools, and professional conferences. Both supported areas – architecture and crafts – are represented equally. The foundation is based on the exchange of information and experiences across various fields and regardless of borders. An exceptional intergenerational exchange takes place under the so-called "November Talks."

 Representatives of world-renowned architectural firms present their works, attracting hundreds of listeners to the lectures every autumn. Currently, this lecture series takes place at six different locations in Europe.

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