Gaudillière-Jami and Gardeleguix material uncertainty lectures at Capitalising on uncertainty summer school Day 2 EPFL; Public access

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Lectures of Dr. Nadja Gaudillière-Jami and Blanca Gardeleguix on the first of September, in the context of the Capitalising on uncertainty summer school ’s second day, focussing on material uncertainty

On the day 2 of the Capitalising on uncertainty summer school, we have the pleasure to welcome two lecturers focussing on material uncertainty:

Nadja Gaudillière-Jami is assistant professor at the Centre for IT and Architecture, where she co-directs the Computation in Architecture master’s programme. She is a qualified architect and holds a PhD in Architecture from Gustave Eiffel University. A specialist of the digital in architecture, her research focuses on its environmental and cultural impacts.

Blanca Gardeleguix is an architect, researcher and educator working on material reuse, circular construction and regenerative design. She is a reuse & circularity expert at Zirkular in Zurich and currently teaches in the Master’s programme Regenerative Materials (RAW) at Bern University of Applied Sciences (BFH). Her work brings together practice, research and teaching to explore how material reuse can become an integral part of everyday construction.

The lectures are public and open to anyone interested

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On the day 2 of the Capitalising on uncertainty summer school, we have the pleasure to welcome two lecturers focussing on material uncertainty: Nadja Gaudillière-Jami is assistant professor at the Centre for IT and Architecture, where she co-directs the Computation in Architecture master’s programme. She is a qualified architect and holds a PhD in Architecture from Gustave Eiffel University. A specialist of the digital in architecture, her research focuses on its environmental and cultural impacts. Blanca Gardeleguix is an architect, researcher and educator working on material reuse, circular construction and regenerative design. She is a reuse & circularity expert at Zirkular in Zurich and currently teaches in the Master’s programme Regenerative Materials (RAW) at Bern University of Applied Sciences (BFH). Her work brings together practice, research and teaching to explore how material reuse can become an integral part of everyday construction. The lectures are public and open to anyone interested