Ephemeral Architecture: Design Temporary Spaces
Communicate an ephemeral project
A course by Diogo Aguiar , Architect
About the video: Communicate an ephemeral project
Overview
“In this class, we will talk about the importance of communicating an ephemeral project, approaching the construction of a coherent and appealing textual and imagery universe. ”
In this video lesson Diogo Aguiar addresses the topic: Communicate an ephemeral project, which is part of the Domestika online course: Ephemeral Architecture: Design Temporary Spaces. Learn to ideate and develop an architectural project by exploring the material and sensory qualities of a temporary space.
Partial transcription of the video
“Communicating an Ephemeral Project After the last class in which we saw some issues that are important to be considered to make the construction of an ephemeral project feasible, in this class, we’ll talk about important strategies to globally communicate an architectural project. Ephemeral projects are built and then disassembled. That's why knowing how to communicate your ephemeral project is so important. I made a presentation to show the three important steps in communicating an ephemeral project. Let's have a look? Communicating an architectural project goes through two phases. First, ...”
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Course summary for: Ephemeral Architecture: Design Temporary Spaces
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Architecture, Interior Architecture, Interior Design, Spatial Design
Diogo Aguiar
A course by Diogo Aguiar
From his namesake studio, architect Diogo Aguiar seeks a balance between art and architecture in all his installations and small-scale constructions, ranging from public to private.
He has appeared in various national and international publications, is a two-time winner of the ArchDaily Building of The Year Award, and has represented Portugal at the Venice Biennale of Architecture. He is also one of the co-founders of the Galeria de Arquitectura located in Porto, Portugal, a gallery that exhibits architectural projects "as an exercise in contemplating this discipline and its limits."
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