7 Sections
25 Lessons
4 Hours
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Introduction to Herzog & de Meuron
3
1.1
Who Are Herzog & de Meuron?
1.2
Material Experimentation in Contemporary Architecture
1.3
Art, Context, and Architectural Identity
Principles of Design Philosophy
4
2.1
Texture, Surface, and Material Expression
2.2
Contextual and Site-Sensitive Design
2.3
Balancing Minimalism with Complexity
2.4
Collaborating with Artists and Engineers
Materials, Facades & Spatial Experience
4
3.1
Innovative Facade Systems
3.2
Working with Concrete, Glass, and Metal
3.3
Transparency, Pattern, and Layering
3.4
Atmosphere Through Materiality
Iconic Projects & Design Lessons
4
4.1
Tate Modern and Adaptive Reuse
4.2
Beijing National Stadium and Structural Expression
4.3
Elbphilharmonie and Acoustic Architecture
4.4
Prada Aoyama and Experimental Facades
Urbanism, Culture & Public Experience
3
5.1
Designing Civic and Cultural Spaces
5.2
Architecture as Public Identity
5.3
Sustainability Through Adaptive Design
Representation & Visualization
3
6.1
Concept Sketching and Material Studies
6.2
Diagramming Facades and Structural Systems
6.3
Visualizing Texture and Atmosphere
Applying the Herzog & de Meuron Approach
4
7.1
Developing a Material-Driven Concept
7.2
Designing a Cultural Pavilion
7.3
Refining Facade and Spatial Experience
7.4
Final Contemporary Design Presentation
Design Like Herzog & de Meuron
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