Lecture by Pascal Flammer
Pascal Flammer, architect based in Zurich, Switzerland, will be joining us for a lecture on Tuesday, February 3rd, at 5:00 pm. His talk, titled Buildings, Mostly: Then and Now, will will trace a selection of projects developed over the past twenty years, reflecting the evolution of his architectural position.
Pascal Flammer, House in Balsthal. Photo © Ioana Marinescu
Pascal Flammer, House in Balsthal. Photo © Ioana Marinescu
Pascal Flammer, House in Balsthal. Photo © Ioana Marinescu
Pascal Flammer, House in Balsthal. Photo © Ioana Marinescu
Pascal Flammer, House in Balsthal. Photo © Ioana Marinescu
Pascal Flammer, House in Balsthal. Photo © Ioana Marinescu
Pascal Flammer, House in Balsthal. Photo © Ioana Marinescu
Pascal Flammer, House in Balsthal. Photo © Ioana Marinescu
Pascal Flammer is an architect based in Zurich, Switzerland, where he established his practice in 2005 after several years of collaborating with Valerio Olgiati. Flammer’s work encompasses private and educational buildings as well as communal housing.
He has held teaching positions at prestigious institutions worldwide, such as Harvard, ETH Zürich, Princeton, and the Oslo School of Architecture and Design. Currently, he is visiting professor at the University of Pennsylvania.
Lately, his work has focused on community building in both small-scale and urban contexts. A second focus is on sustainable constructions that simultaneously create spaces with a strong identity.
www.pascalflammer.com
