Tradition and Contemporaneity: Learning from the Past
Wednesday, April 10, 2024 12:00 pm EST
Architect and 2017 Rafael Manzano Laureate José Baganha will present the delicate balance between innovation and tradition, one of his areas of expertise. He is committed to basing his designs on the foundations of the place, respectful of its landscape, its memory and identity while incorporating them into previous construction. José explores his methods of respecting the past, redesigning places without traumatic transformation, and maintaining continuity for both present and future reference.
Brought to you by the School of Architecture and the Notre Dame Alumni Association.
Speakers:
José Baganha, architect and 2017 Rafael Manzano Laureate
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