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Architecture: Classicism and Rationalism in Historical Context

Examines the evolution of architecture through the works of key historical architects and their responses to changing societal needs.

Environmental Legislation and Construction Law

Explores building permits, construction conditions, equipment requirements, and environmental compliance in construction activities.

Vienna Socialist Housing: Tafuri + Schmertz

Explores Vienna's socialist housing policies from 1919 to 1933, focusing on democratic initiatives, urban planning, and social impact.

Dogma, Lacaton & Vassal

Explores the critical analysis of housing production and the reinvention of living spaces by Dogma and Lacaton & Vassal.

Parametric Prefabrication

Explores parametric prefabrication in architecture using digital tools for building design and construction.

The Etymology of Architecture: Understanding Stone Materials

Explores the historical significance and ethical considerations of using natural stone in architecture.

Architectural Projects Showcase

Showcases four architectural projects, including public building transformation, collective housing, and unique residential designs.

Urban Sprawl: Past, Present, and Future

Explores the historical evolution and challenges of urban sprawl, emphasizing the need for sustainable urban planning solutions.

The Origins of Domestic Space

Explores the origins of domestic space, from impermanent shelters to permanent structures, and delves into the evolution of human societies.

Housing Urbanism: Collective Representation and Impact in the City

Delves into the phases of collective representation in low-income housing production and showcases recent innovations in urban governance.

Natural Stone: Sustainable Architecture Discussion

Delves into the sustainable potential of natural stone in architecture, focusing on its material cycle, physical properties, and environmental impact.

Concrete: Material Properties and Future Implications

Covers the properties of concrete, its applications, and the importance of sustainable practices for future generations.

Rationalism in Architecture: Use and Construction

Examines rationalism in architecture, focusing on the significance of use and construction in shaping architectural logic.

Architecture: Theory and Practice

Explores the theory and practice of architecture, focusing on space organization, construction, and the art of creating magical places through design.

Architectural Projects Showcase

Showcases four architectural projects, including public building transformation, collective housing, and unique residential designs.

Architecture Critique: Reconstruction and Preservation

Explores the critical analysis of architecture, emphasizing the concepts of reconstruction and preservation in urban spaces.

Concrete: Care and Maintenance for Future Generations

Emphasizes the importance of maintaining concrete structures to address their vulnerabilities and environmental impact while adapting them for future generations.

Urban Development: Modern Challenges

Examines the impact of post-war housing crises and modern urban development challenges.

Rolex Learning Center Inauguration

Discusses the inauguration of the Rolex Learning Center at EPFL, highlighting its role as a hub for academic excellence, innovation, and cultural exchange.

Building Technology: Construction and Materials Overview Log in to Mediaspace to watch this video

Introduces building technology, covering construction methods, materials, and the architect's role in design and execution.