The lecture Soft Urbanism will address the interaction between the physical and the digital public domain in the contemporary urban networks.
It will focus on the way that the physical environment relates to the space of mass media and communication networks and how these influence each other.
Lecture Soft Urbanism, Between Physical and Digital Public Domain @ University of Architecture, Design and Planning, Tegnesalen, Toldkammeret, Aalborg, Denmark, 15 November 2007
Soft Urbanism deals with information/communication processes in public space, the soft aspects overlying the urban sprawl and modifying it: the invisible networks acting as attractors, transforming the traditional urban structure, interweaving, ripping open and cutting through the urban tissue, demanding interfaces.
Elisabeth Sikiaridi is a professor at the University of Duisburg-Essen on the design and development of the cityscape and is lecturing and publishing broadly internationally. She is a partner of Hybrid Space Lab (Berlin/Amsterdam) and a consultant to the Dutch government on âthe use of space in the information/communication ageâ.
Elisabeth studied architecture at the Ăcole dâArchitecture de Belleville in Paris and at the Technical University of Darmstadt and worked at the architectural office Behnisch & Partner in Stuttgart and at the Technical University of Berlin.
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