Monash Architecture Professional Practice Lecture: Carme Pinós
Important Information | the Architecture Professional Practice Lecture featuring Carme Pinós - cancellation
Monash Art, Design and Architecture (MADA) are disappointed to inform you that due to airline issues, Carme Pinós will not arrive in Melbourne in time for her lecture at MADA on Tuesday 19 March. As a result of the impact this delay will have on her schedule in Australia, we are not able to find a suitable new time for the lecture, regrettably, it is therefore cancelled.
However, the AA UnBuilt Work Exhibition Launch 2024 will take place on Tuesday 19 March as planned. We look forward to seeing you at 5.30 PM in the MADA Caulfield Campus G Building concourse for light refreshments, marking the launch of this exhibition that features 15 shortlisted entries for this year's prestigious prize and a short address from Georgia Birks, associate editor at Architecture Media.
The 2018 MPavilion, designed by Estudio Carme Pinós, has been generously donated by the Naomi Milgrim Foundation to the Monash Peninsula campus. It will open from 20 March.
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Join us for a guest lecture by Carme Pinós, the first lecture of 2024 which is part of the Monash Architecture Professional Practice Lectures.
The first lecture in the Professional Practice Lecture Series by Carme Pinós of Estudio Carme Pinós will delve into the intricate dynamics of architectural practice. Rather than an exploration of individual buildings, the event will consider the processes and challenges architects face in their work, as well as the evolving directions of the profession. Carme Pinós, a globally renowned architectural figure, brings to the forefront her extensive experience spanning public architecture, social housing, urban renewal, and furniture design. Through her established firm, Estudio Carme Pinós, she has crafted a portfolio marked by notable projects that embody her distinctive approach, emphasising folded materials, architectural narrative, and humanistic principles. Her work reflects a commitment to fostering inclusive social environments, where spaces facilitate meaningful interactions and foster a sense of community and belonging. With a keen eye on regional influences and community dynamics, Carme Pinós champions experiential volumes over grandiose architectural statements, echoing her belief in architecture's capacity to shape inclusive and interconnected environments. The event promises to be an insightful exploration of how architects like Carme Pinós navigate the complexities of their practice while engaging with diverse communities and locales, ultimately shaping the fabric of our built environment with sensitivity and purpose.
The AA Prize Unbuilt exhibition will be launched at 5.30pm, followed by the lecture at 6pm.
About the Speaker
After achieving international recognition together with Enric Miralles with projects such as the Igualada Cemetery, Carme Pinós founded her own studio in 1991.
She has received numerous awards and mentions including the recent Prat de la Riba Award 2023, the Gold Medal 2022, the Arnold W. Brunner Award 2022, the National Architecture Award 2021, the French International Women Architects Award, ARVHA (2017), the Richard J. Neutra Medal for Professional Excellence from California State Polytechnic University (2016), the 2016 Berkeley-Rupp Prize, the Spanish Architecture Award from the Superior Council of Architects of Spain (1995) or the Ciutat de Barcelona Award (1992). Likewise, in 2012 she was named International Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects and in 2011 Honorary Member of the American Institute of Architects.
Carme Pinós has combined her activity as an architect with teaching, being a guest professor at prestigious universities such as UC Berkeley, l'Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture Paris-Val de Seine et Paris-Malaquais, the Harvard Graduate School of Design, the Accademia di Architettura di Mendrisio, l'École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne or Columbia University in NY.
It is also worth mentioning her participation in countless international exhibitions and the presence of her work at the Centre Pompidou in Paris and the MOMA in New York.
Event Details
- Date:
- 19 March 2024 at 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
- Venue:
- G1.04
- Campus:
- Caulfield
- Categories:
- Architecture; Graduate Research; Students: Undergraduate; Students: Graduate Coursework
Description
Important Information | the Architecture Professional Practice Lecture featuring Carme Pinós - cancellation
Monash Art, Design and Architecture (MADA) are disappointed to inform you that due to airline issues, Carme Pinós will not arrive in Melbourne in time for her lecture at MADA on Tuesday 19 March. As a result of the impact this delay will have on her schedule in Australia, we are not able to find a suitable new time for the lecture, regrettably, it is therefore cancelled.
However, the AA UnBuilt Work Exhibition Launch 2024 will take place on Tuesday 19 March as planned. We look forward to seeing you at 5.30 PM in the MADA Caulfield Campus G Building concourse for light refreshments, marking the launch of this exhibition that features 15 shortlisted entries for this year's prestigious prize and a short address from Georgia Birks, associate editor at Architecture Media.
The 2018 MPavilion, designed by Estudio Carme Pinós, has been generously donated by the Naomi Milgrim Foundation to the Monash Peninsula campus. It will open from 20 March.
---------------------------
Join us for a guest lecture by Carme Pinós, the first lecture of 2024 which is part of the Monash Architecture Professional Practice Lectures.
The first lecture in the Professional Practice Lecture Series by Carme Pinós of Estudio Carme Pinós will delve into the intricate dynamics of architectural practice. Rather than an exploration of individual buildings, the event will consider the processes and challenges architects face in their work, as well as the evolving directions of the profession. Carme Pinós, a globally renowned architectural figure, brings to the forefront her extensive experience spanning public architecture, social housing, urban renewal, and furniture design. Through her established firm, Estudio Carme Pinós, she has crafted a portfolio marked by notable projects that embody her distinctive approach, emphasising folded materials, architectural narrative, and humanistic principles. Her work reflects a commitment to fostering inclusive social environments, where spaces facilitate meaningful interactions and foster a sense of community and belonging. With a keen eye on regional influences and community dynamics, Carme Pinós champions experiential volumes over grandiose architectural statements, echoing her belief in architecture's capacity to shape inclusive and interconnected environments. The event promises to be an insightful exploration of how architects like Carme Pinós navigate the complexities of their practice while engaging with diverse communities and locales, ultimately shaping the fabric of our built environment with sensitivity and purpose.
The AA Prize Unbuilt exhibition will be launched at 5.30pm, followed by the lecture at 6pm.
About the Speaker
After achieving international recognition together with Enric Miralles with projects such as the Igualada Cemetery, Carme Pinós founded her own studio in 1991.
She has received numerous awards and mentions including the recent Prat de la Riba Award 2023, the Gold Medal 2022, the Arnold W. Brunner Award 2022, the National Architecture Award 2021, the French International Women Architects Award, ARVHA (2017), the Richard J. Neutra Medal for Professional Excellence from California State Polytechnic University (2016), the 2016 Berkeley-Rupp Prize, the Spanish Architecture Award from the Superior Council of Architects of Spain (1995) or the Ciutat de Barcelona Award (1992). Likewise, in 2012 she was named International Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects and in 2011 Honorary Member of the American Institute of Architects.
Carme Pinós has combined her activity as an architect with teaching, being a guest professor at prestigious universities such as UC Berkeley, l'Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture Paris-Val de Seine et Paris-Malaquais, the Harvard Graduate School of Design, the Accademia di Architettura di Mendrisio, l'École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne or Columbia University in NY.
It is also worth mentioning her participation in countless international exhibitions and the presence of her work at the Centre Pompidou in Paris and the MOMA in New York.