Abstract
How history, technology, culture, landscape and innovative thinking can inform design and regional cultural identity?
How we can map, decipher and activate a place where Roman traces, Saxon and Ecclesiastical enclosures and the memory of Jane Austen coexist with gentrification, tourism and Pokemon-go?
This exhibition is a collaboration with the Hampshire Cultural Trust that seeks to initiate a discussion concerning future urban transformations and cultural interfaces and is part of a continuing practice and research exploring the interrelationship between collective memory, narrative, identity and architecture. It will juxtapose the museum collections with speculative architectural drawings and artefacts in order to entice public into the space.
How we can map, decipher and activate a place where Roman traces, Saxon and Ecclesiastical enclosures and the memory of Jane Austen coexist with gentrification, tourism and Pokemon-go?
This exhibition is a collaboration with the Hampshire Cultural Trust that seeks to initiate a discussion concerning future urban transformations and cultural interfaces and is part of a continuing practice and research exploring the interrelationship between collective memory, narrative, identity and architecture. It will juxtapose the museum collections with speculative architectural drawings and artefacts in order to entice public into the space.
| Original language | English |
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| Publication status | Published - 8 Jul 2017 |
| Event | Re-Imagining Winchester : Intensifying heritage through architecture - Winchester City Museum, The Square, SO23 9ES, Winchester, United Kingdom Duration: 8 Jul 2017 → 22 Jul 2017 |
Keywords
- Architectural design
- architectural pedagogy
- Design enquiry
- Heritage
- Public buildings
