Lecture

Architectural Integration and Artistic Collaboration

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This lecture explores the architectural work of Philippe Vander Maren, focusing on his approach to architectural integration and artistic collaboration. Vander Maren's projects include the integration of art into various architectural scales, such as chapels, meditation rooms, and public spaces. The lecture also delves into his collaborations with artists like Dan Graham and Richard Venlet, showcasing how these partnerships redefine the boundaries of architecture. Additionally, it discusses Vander Maren's participation in the Belgian contribution to the Biennale Architettura 2016 in Venice, emphasizing the exploration of craftsmanship in conditions of scarcity.

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