Science is now informing us that our perceptual engagement with the
environment, including the built environment, is enacted at the most
basic level as a multisensory “whole-organism experience.”
Implicit in this view is the idea that architectural design is more
than a symbolic or conceptual language—it is a process by which
minds, bodies, built environments, and cultures interact with each
other in a developmental process on multiple levels over the course of
generations. This symposium will explore the inevitable shift of
perspective from the “object” of design to the “experience” of
those inhabiting the built forms, and consider the implications for
the practice of architecture. For the event schedule, please visit
www.driehausfoundation.org [http://www.driehausfoundation.org]
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING:
Up to 6 continuing education credits can be earned by AIA members: 6
AIA LU/HSW
Dress code as set by the University Club house rules is traditional
business or business casual attire. Shorts, t-shirts, athletic shoes
and flip-flops are not permitted.
This event will be recorded via video and photography for distribution
through various outlets. All audience members consent to the
possibility of appearing on these recordings, without compensation and
release The Richard H. Driehaus Foundation from all liability related
to these recordings by virtue of attending or participating in the
event.
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