INDESEM

JURY PANEL 24H DESIGN COMPETITION and CONCLUSION INDESEM.21 ‘Datascape’ X BK Talks

On June 3rd, 18:00 CEST you can find the Jury Panel of INDESEM.21 here: https://zoom.us/s/96635253836

We are proud to announce the jury panel of INDESEM.21: Astrid Piber (Partner UNStudio), Kay Oosterman (Parametric Designer ZJA), Chris van Duijn (Partner OMA) and Winy Maas (Founder MVRDV). The discussion will be moderated by Indira van ‘t Klooster.

BK Talks will host the jury panel of the final 24H competition of INDESEM. The jury will offer their feedback on the results of the students’ competition and discuss about the impact of new technology in the fabrication of the built environment.

REMINDER: SIGN UP FOR INDESEM.21

INDESEM.21 dedicates a full week to exploring the relationship between Big Data and Architecture. INDESEM aims to stimulate the next generation of architects to take charge of the changing architectural landscape. The biennale is hosted at the faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment at Delft Technical University. Both national and international students can participate in the event, online and physically.

> Data drives architecture
> Data supports architecture
> Architecture supplies data

INDESEM (International Design Seminar) serves as an interdisciplinary platform for students and experts to explore and discuss the current and future position of the architect within the emerging data driven society.

Speakers:
✔️ Norman Foster (foster + partners)
✔️ Ben van Berkel (un studio)
✔️ Kim Herforth Nielsen (3XN)
✔️ Caro van de Venne (barcode architects)
✔️ Wessel van Beerendonk (studio RAP)
✔️ Lennaert van Capelleveen (architech company)
✔️ Sanne van der Burgh (MVDRV)
✔️ ...more T.B.A.

Interested? Sign up till 23/4 via indesem.nl and enjoy!
Join the Facebook-event here: INDESEM.21 'Datascape' - APPLY NOW

“INDESEM is a model for the school of architecture I often dream about…” A quote by Herman Hertzberger, an internationally acclaimed architect, who re-initiated INDESEM again in 1986.

This picture was taken during a debate between Rem Koolhaas and Herman Hertzberger, part of the INDESEM 2000 program.