[Nettime-ro] Robert Marin, Politici arhitecturale, lecture PAVILION

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Robert Marin
Politici arhitecturale / Cultivarea de idei

@PAVILION, Bd. Nicolae Titulescu nr. 1 (Piata Victoriei)
Joi, 15 martie, 2012, 19:00 
Prelegere


"Timp de secole, felul in care au locuit oamenii a fost rezultatul direct al felului in care acestia au muncit.âCasa, ca spatiu permanent, dedicat exclusiv repaosului si activitatilor de familie, este o transformare relativ recenta si reprezinta, din punct de vedere al evolutiei istorice, ramasite ale externalizarii catre alte institutii a muncii lucrative, a educatiei, a ingrijirii bolnavilor si batranilor, etc.âPierderea in tesutul social a multor functiuni vechi, a lasat loc unor noi si diverse moduri de conceptualizare a locuirii, unele respinse ca utopii, altele acceptate treptat, altele recente care abia acum sunt supuse testului.âIn ce masura sunt si solutii intre atatea propuneri, reprezinta o decizie cu caracter personal de vreme ce locuirea individului este major influentata de alegerile acestuia.âPropun sa aruncam o privire catre unele formule actuale din arhitectura casnica pentru a identifica argumentele si motivatia celor implicati, si pentru a le compara, daca este cazul, cu opinii personale pe marginea acestui subiect. (Robert Marin)

Robert Marin (n. 1976) este un arhitect stabilit in Bucuresti. A absolvit Universitatea de Arhitectura Ion Mincu in 2001, an in care a infiintat si studioul de arhitectura si design Square One. In calitate de arhitect principal al studioului a fost apreciat international datorita lucrarilor sale ce au fost publicate in carti si reviste de specialitate. Printre cele mai importante distinctii pot fi mentionate premiul I-ii pentru arhitectura de interior din cadrul Bienalei de Arhitectura Bucuresti, the Henkel Art Prize si a fost finalist al Contractworld. In 2008 a infiintat biroul de arhitectura si design Nuca Studio, in cadrul caruia activeaza in prezent ca arhitect principal. 

Prelegere sustinuta in cadrul expozitiei âLa adapostâ, realizata de Robert Marin & Nuca Studio.

Expozitie sustinuta de:


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Robert Marin
Architecture politics / Cultivating ideas

@PAVILION, Bd. Nicolae Titulescu nr. 1 (Piata Victoriei)
Thursday, March 15, 2012, 19:00 
Lecture

"For centuries, the way the people lived it was the direct result of the way they worked.The house, as permanent living space, exclusively dedicated to rest and family activities, it is a relative new conversion and in terms of historical evolution, represents the remains of outsourcing lucrative work , education and sick care, to other institutions. The loss of many old functions in this social weaving, left room for new and different ways of conceptualizing housing, some rejected as utopian, some gradually accepted, some so recent, that only now are under test. To what degree there are solutions among so many proposals, is a personal decision, since individual housing concept is major influenced by individual choices. I suggest to take a look at some contemporary domestic architecture solutions, to identify the motivation and arguments of those involved in the process, and if itâs the case, to compare them with personal opinions on the topic." (Robert Marin)

Robert Marin (b. 1976) is a Bucharest based architect. He received his architecture diploma from UAIM Bucharest in 2001 and cofounded in the same year the architecture and design studio Square One. As principal architect of the office he received international recognition trough works widely publicized in professional books and magazines across the globe. Among the most important distinctions he can include the Bucharest Architecture Biennale first prize in Interior Architecture, the Henkel Art Prize and the Contractworld finalist. In 2008 he cofounded the architecture and design practice Nuca Studio in which he acts presently as principal architect.

Talk held within the frame of the exhibition âShelteredâ, created by Robert MARIN & Nuca Studio.

Exhibition supported by:


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PAVILION center for contemporary art & culture 
proudly supported by UniCredit Tiriac Bank

Sos. Nicolae Titulescu 1 (Piata Victoriei)
Bucharest  011131 Romania
T: + 4 031 103 4131
E: pavilion@pavilionmagazine.org
www.pavilioncentre.ro

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PAVILION (proudly supported by UniCredit Tiriac Bank) este un centru pentru arta si cultura contemporana, un spatiu independent work-in-progress, spatiu de productie si cercetare a vizualului, a discursivului si a performativului. Este un spatiu al gandirii critice  care promoveaza o Ãntelegere implicata socio-politic a artei si a institutiilor culturale.

PAVILION (proudly supported by UniCredit Tiriac Bank) is a center for contemporary art & culture, a work-in-progress independent space, a space for the production and research in the fields of audiovisual, discursive and performative. It is a space of critical thinking, and it promotes an artistic perspective implying the social and political involvement of art and of cultural institutions.

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This is a project by PAVILION - journal for politics and culture proudly supported by UniCredit Tiriac Bank
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