Architecture, Nature, and Energy
Philippe Rahm, an internationally renowned Swiss architect, arrives at Roca Barcelona Gallery to share his vision of sustainable architecture. In this conference, Rahm invites us to rethink architecture as a tool to tackle the ecological challenges of the future.
Under the title "Doing is Thinking", Rahm will reflect on the relationship between nature, energy, and the built environment. His multidisciplinary approach goes beyond aesthetics, placing sustainability at the core of design. With his innovative perspective, Rahm will challenge us to consider how we can design responsibly and consciously, adapting to the social and environmental challenges that lie ahead.
Organization
This event is part of a competitive project of the same name, supported by the Spanish Foundation for Science and Technology (FECYT) within the framework of the IX University-Architecture-Industry-Engineering-Society Forum. The project is led by architect and professor Alberto Peñín from UPC, in collaboration with UPC’s Interdisciplinary Research Institute in Architecture (IRIA). The lecture series "On Technique" is coordinated by architects and professors Olga Felip and Queralt Garriga.
Speaker
Philippe Rahm is a Swiss architect and founder of Philippe Rahm architectes in Paris. His work explores the relationship between architecture, climate, and sustainability and has gained international recognition. He has taught at prestigious universities such as Harvard and Cornell and has participated in numerous architecture exhibitions worldwide.