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is dean of the Princeton University School of Architecture. He
heads the firm Stan Allen Architect (SAA) which has recently completed
houses in New York and Los Angeles. Responding to the complexity of the
modern city in creative ways, Stan Allen has developed an extensive
catalogue of urbanistic strategies, in particular looking at field
theory, landscape architecture and ecology as models to revitalize the
practices of urban design. VIDEO: Lecture Stan Allen @ the Projective Landscape nomad commented on 21 Apr 2006 edwin commented on 24 Mar 2006 marten commented on 24 Mar 2006 |
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teaches theory of architecture at the Institute of History and Theory of Architecture (GTA) of the ETH in Zurich since 2002. He studied architecture at the Bauhaus University in Weimar and the Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) in Zurich. As a PhD candidate at the ETH he is analyzing the artistic and theoretic work of Henry van de Velde dedicated to Friedrich Nietzsche as an example of philosophical informed aesthetic theory and design. In 2005 he was fellow researcher at the Graduate School of Design in Harvard, in 2004 and 2005 fellow researcher at the Weimarer Classic Foundation. His architectural office in Zurich works on urban and landscape design projects. VIDEO: Lecture Ole W. Fisher - Everybody is Talking About the Weather... @ the Projective Landscape conference related reading: "Critical, Post-Critical, Projective? Szenen einer Debatte" in Archplus 174, Verlag archplus, Aachen, December 2005, p. 92-97 |
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studied Architecture at Princeton University and Delft University of Technology. She received her PhD at the TU Eindhoven. Her dissertation “Radical Games” examines the common perception of the architecture debate of the 1960s as radical and revolutionary, and its consequences for contemporary practice and discourse. Lara Schrijver currently holds a research position at the Delft University of Technology and is editor of Oase magazine. VIDEO: Lecture Lara Schrijver - Paradise Lost, Innocence Gained @ the Projective Landscape |
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graduated from the University of South Australia with a Bachelor of
Architecture (Hons I) before commencing a doctorate at The University of
Queensland in 1999. She is studied with John Macarthur as advisor,
and Antony Moulis as associate advisor. Her research in history and theory
of architecture focused on contested or 'unpresentable' histories, and the
relationship between the art and objecthood of museum artifacts and museum
architecture. Naomi Stead has published numerous papers including contributions to the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand. Naomi is an active critic of contemporary architecture as a contributor to Architecture Australia and Architectural Review. Currently Naomi Stead is senior lecturer at the School of Architecture at the University of Technology Sydney. VIDEO: Lecture Naomi Stead - The Potential of Architectural Criticism in the Post-Critical @ the Projective Landscape |
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is critic an architecural historian. Currently he is a teaching
research associate at the History section of the Faculty of
Architecture in Delft. Van Dijk has been an editor-in-chief of the
magazine Archis from 1981-1999, and editor of Architecture in the Netherlands, Yearbook from 1986-1999. Hans van Dijk is the author of several books for example Twentieth Century Architecture in the Netherlands. VIDEO: Lecture Hans van Dijk - Critical Voices and Voiceless Practices @ the Projective Landscape Conference related reading: H. van Dijk Critical Project or the project of criticism?, Architecture Annual 2003 - 2004, 2005 |
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received an education at the TU Graz, Austria and completed a PhD at
the Berlage Institute in 1998. Since 1995 he has been active in the
Dutch architectural practice. Fisrt at Ben van Berkel's studio, later
as co-founder of Offshore architects. Currently he teaches at the Academie van Bouwkunst Rotterdam, the Netherlands and he is first year coordinator and second year tutor at the Berlage Institute, Rotterdam. VIDEO: Lecture Peter Trummer @ the Projective Landscape |
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is an assistant professor of design and theory at UCLA's School of
Architecture + Urban Design. He is co-principal of the firm Pollari x
Somol. Conference related reading: Sarah Whiting and Robert Somol, 'Notes around the Doppler Effect and other Moods of Modernism' , Perspecta 33 'Mining Autonomy' 2002 VIDEO: Lecture Robert Somol @ the Projective Landscape |
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is an architect, critic, photographer, and curator in
the fields of architecture, urbanism, and art. As a teacher, he runs
and coordinates the Projective History and Theory program as well as
the Projecting the City Progressive PhD research at the Berlage
Institute. VIDEO: Lecture Roemer van Toorn - Aesthetics as Form of Politics @ the Projective Landscape Conference related reading: R. van Toorn, 'No More Dreams?', Harvard Design Magazine no.21, Fall 2004/Winter 2005. |
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is cofounder of NL Architects with Pieter Bannenberg, Walter van Dijk,
and Mark Linnemann. The office was founded in a blue Ford Escort
Stationwagon, while commuting between Amsterdam (living) and Delft
(studying). VIDEO: Lecture Kamiel Klaasse @ the Projective Landscape www.nlarchitects.nl |
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is editor for the German architecture magazine Archplus and in 1996 he
won the Erich Schilling Prize for architectural theory. VIDEO: Lecture Nikolaus Kuhnert - Towards a Projective Architecture @ the Projective Landscape Conference releated reading: N. Kuhnert & A. Schnell Neuer Pragmatismus in der Architectur Arch+ 156, mei 2001 |
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Michael Speaks is a Los Angeles based educator, researcher and writer.
He has published and lectured internationally on contemporary art,
architecture, urban design and scenario planning. Former Director of
the Graduate Program and founding Director of the Metropolitan Research
and Design Post Graduate Program at the Southern California Institute
of Architecture in Los Angeles, Speaks has also taught in the graphic
design department at the Yale School of Art, and in the architecture
programs at Harvard University, Columbia University, The University of
Michigan, The Berlage Institute, UCLA, and the TU Delft. Speaks is
founding editor of the cultural journal Polygraph and former editor at
Any in New York, and is currently a contributing editor for
Architectural Record as well as an editorial advisory board member of
A+U. VIDEO: Lecture Michael Speaks - Thinking After Theory @ the Projective Landscape Conference related reading: Michael Speaks, “Design Intelligence, Part 1:Introduction”, A+U 387 Michael Speaks, Michael. “After Theory,” Architectural Record June 2005 |
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is an architectural historian.
Together with Ewout Dorman, Annuska Pronkhorst, Michelle Provoost, Simone Rots and
Cassandra Wilkins, he forms Crimson Architectural Historians. Crimson
designs for the city, researches it, writes about it, shows it in
exhibitions and in art works, lectures about it, gives advice on it and
makes policies for it. In 2002 Crimson was awarded the
Rotterdam-Maaskant Prize for young architects, for his work as a writer and designer of the architectural planning process. Currently he is professor of architecture and urban design at the Technical University of Berlin and working on research projects like New Towns in Iran, Rourkela a New Town in India and Islamabad in Pakistan. VIDEO: Lecture Wouter Vanstiphout @ the Projective Landscape |
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is Eliot Noyes Professor of Architectural Theory at the Harvard
University Graduate School of Design. Hays joined the Faculty of Design
in 1988 and teaches courses in architectural history and theory. Hays
has played a central role in the development of architectural theory in
North America and his work is internationally known. His research and
scholarship have to date focused on the areas of European modernism and
critical theory as well as on theoretical issues in contemporary
architectural practice. VIDEO: Lecture K. Michael Hays - The Negative and the Projective: Reconsideration under Duress @ the Projective Landscape Conference related reading: K. M. Hays Critical Architecture, Between Culture and Form, Perspecta 21, 1984 |
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graduated from the Delft University of Technology in 1986. During
his studies he also worked for OMA from 1981 to 1986. After his
graduation he established his own architectural practice in Amsterdam
and in Rotterdam, where Michiel Riedijk joined him in a partnership in
1997. Willem Jan Neutelings received the Rotterdam Maaskant Award for
young architects in 1991. VIDEO: Lecture Willem Jan Neutelings @ the Projective Landscape www.neutelings-riedijk.com |
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is the William R. Kenan Jr. Professor of Architecture and Urbanism, at
the School of Architecture, Princeton University. She received her Phd. and Masters in City
Planning from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She also holds a
Masters of Science in Computer and Information Science from the
University of Pennsylvania, The Moore School of Electrical Engineering. VIDEO: Lecture M. Christine Boyer @ the Projective Landscape sloth commented on 30 Apr 2006 |
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is Course Director of the Delft Schoof of Design [DSD], Professor
Architectural Theory and Head of Department of Architectural Theory and
occupies the Antoni van Leeuwenhoek Chair at the Faculty of
Architecture at TU Delft. VIDEO: Lecture Arie Graafland @ the Projective Landscape |
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is an Professor at the Graduate School of Architecture,
Planning, and Preservation, Columbia University and a partner in the
firm of Martin/Baxi Architects. He was a Whiting Fellow in the
Humanities from 1996-1997 and also acted as an editor of Grey Room -- a
scholarly journal devoted to the theorization of modern and
contemporary architecture, art, media, and politics. VIDEO: Lecture Reinhold Martin - Feedback @ the Projective Landscape Conference related reading: R. Martin Critical of what? Towards a utopian realism , Harvard Design Magazine 22, 2005 |
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is Assistant Professor of History and Theory at Princeton University. In addition to the GSD, she has
taught at the Illinois Institute of Technology, the University of
Kentucky, and the University of Florida. Whiting is also a design
principal in the architectural firm WW. VIDEO: Lecture Sarah Whiting - Speculations @ the Projective Landscape Conference related reading: Sarah Whiting and Robert Somol, 'Notes around the Doppler Effect and other Moods of Modernism', Perspecta 33 'Mining Autonomy' , 2002 |
