Nader is lecturing for the 27th Biennale of Colombian Architecture and Urbanism this evening. The Biennale is organized by the Colombian Architects Society. Check out the Biennale agenda HERE.
Tonight at 5pm Pacific (8pm Eastern) Nader will lecture for the American Institute of Architecture Students through Washington State University. More information is available HERE. Registration Required!
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As part of the UPenn Weitzman School of Design’s Building Experts lecture series, Nader will lecture on “The Sixth Elevation” this Friday via zoom at 9pm EDT.
This virtual lecture is free and open to the public.
On Wednesday, November 11th at 1:00pm CST (2:00pm EST) Nader will lecture on ‘Probable Architectures of Probable Reason’ for the Facultad de Arquitectura de La Universidad Anáhuac México. The lecture will be held via Zoom.
Advance registration is required, please register here:
Arthur Chang will speak about NADAAA’s fabrication research and how it fits into our practice in an afternoon lighting presentation. The keynote lecture will be byUNStudio + UNSense. Check out all the lightning presenters HERE.
Register HERE for a full day of expert knowledge on the value and possibility of research in architectural practice. Use promo code RESEARCH2020 for 20% off any ticket type.
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Nader is lecturing on “The Politics of Means and Methods“. The lecture is part of the UIUC School of Architecture’s Fall Lecture Series: “Political Space: the Space of Politics”. This is a Max Abramovitz Endowed Lecture.
Join the lecture via Zoom on Monday, September 28, 2020, at 5:00 pm Central Time.
A few weeks ago Brigitte Shim of Shim-Sutcliffe moderated a thoughtful conversation between John Wardle, Nader Tehrani, Stefan Mee, and Arthur Chang. This talk touched on recent JWA and NADAAA projects with a focus on collaboration.
NADAAA has collaborated with JWA on two completed projects located in Melbourne, Australia. The first being the Melbourne School of Design and the second, Tanderrum Bridge. Those collaborations were rewarding in many ways and have generated a global friendship.
Since the talk, we have had many requests to share the recording, and here it is!
Arthur joined Matthew Kaplan, PhD, Professor, Intergenerational Programs and Aging, Penn State University; Margaret Sullivan, Principal, Margaret Sullivan Studio; Joyce Weil, PhD, Curriculum Manager, Older Adults Technology Center (OATS); and Miriam Sitz, Senior News & Web Editor, Architectural Record yesterday for a discussion on designing spaces for older adults and adolescents to come together.
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