Events

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Destruction, Preservation and Memory the case in Kosovo and Metohija 

Join Angela Marsh as she discusses her project In the Wilderness is the Preservation of the World, and learn how to get involved in her Cambridge-based plant drawing workshop. She will walk us through her creative process as well as guide us through a plant drawing exercise. Completed work from this event will be compiled on our website as a part of Angela’s digital project and physically displayed in the BRIDGE Centre for Architecture + Design storefront at 35-37 Main Street. Open to all ages and skill levels. Get Involved!

Register for this virtual information session to learn more about the part-time Master of Business, Entrepreneurship and Technology (MBET) program!

Join our speakers Mkomose (Dr. Andrew Judge), Lisa Myers and Angela Marsh, as they reflect on plants, culture, and food. This discussion will explore questions of food and food sovereignty as they pertain to culture and community, as well as questions of urban space and plant growth. Each speaker will present for 30 minutes followed by a Q+A panel discussion. 

The Caravan Citizens: Spatial resistance and resilience in the refugee camp of Za’atari 

Join Ioana Dragomir and community participants in The Poet’s Almanac as we make and share collages. We will discuss both our plants and our process. Open to all ages and skill levels. Please see The Poet’s Almanac project description to read more about how to get involved!

Informal Progressions. A comparative analysis of Lima and Medellin informal settlements 

Assessing the Potential of Integrating the Health Impact Assessment in Normative Architectural Practice in Order to Promote Population Health and Health Equity in Design Decision-Making 

What is Solidarity?

Movements, research, and design for another world
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