LEARNING FROM MODERN MOVEMENT INTERIORS IN TIMES OF PANDEMIC
Specialist Committee on Interior Design of Docomomo International
27th March 2021, 1 pm (GMT)
We have an online discussion for The Next Urbanism and Architecture Under/After COVID-19. This series is subtitled “Is Modernism Frozen?” and the discussions were held with titles “HOW DO YOU MAP MODERNISM UNDER/AFTER COVID-19”, “TRAFFIC SEEKS ANOTHER WAY” and “HOUSING FOR ISOLATING”.
Now we are going to have the fourth public panel discussion titled “LEARNING FROM MODERN MOVEMENT INTERIORS IN TIMES OF PANDEMIC” and you are invited to participate.
Panelists:
Deniz Hasirci (Izmir University of Economics, Docomomo-interior-Turkey)
“Interior Hygiene: Body and Space in the Modernist Turkish Context”
Milena Kordic (University of Belgrade Faculty of Architecture, Serbia)
“Body and distance: learning connectedness and belonging from the Modern Movement legacy under socialism”
Mariël Polman (Ministry of Education, Culture and Science Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands)
“Modernism and Colour: mental health in thought and practise”
Marta Peixoto (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul UFRGS, Porto Alegre, Brazil)
“Changing to the past: multifunctional spaces and privacy in post-war modernist apartments in São Paulo”
Moderator:
Zsuzsanna Böröcz (ISC-ID Docomomo International, KULeuven, University of Antwerp)
Introduction:
Takayuki Suzuki (Wuhan University, China)
ZOOM meeting at 1pm in GMT, on Saturday, 27 March.
ZOOM ID: 883 4446 5336
passcode: 136039
Link Zoom
When in 2020 the magnitude of the virus outbreak became clear the interior architecture magazine Inner, the interior architecture magazine, immediately launched a call for papers on the topic of living in times of pandemic, arguing that the new condition may have come to stay in our daily lives, – to some degree at least. From the perspective of the Docomomo International Specialist Committee on INterior Design it seems extremely relevant to consider these issues with reference to the Modern Movement.
For the discussion, please refer what I am arguing on Facebook.
