This lecture series promotes the notion of ‘energy landscape’ as a conceptual framework to challenge our current understanding of energy as a cheap and abundant resource for architecture. It presents concepts and methods for designing the energy landscapes of the future.

DAY 1, Lecture by Dipesh Chakrabarty

DAY 2, Lecture by Elisa Iturbe

DAY 3, Lecture by James Wines

Day 4, Lecture by Matthew Gandy

Day 5, Lecture by Guillaume Habert

Space-Making, Materiality and Thermal Comfort in Chongqing, Southwest China

Singapore’s Urban Mass Housing and the Problem of Ventilation

Sensing and Visualizing Microclimates. Workshop for Data-Driven Methods and Tools

Seeking Comfort Around the House: Migration as a Passive Climatisation Strategy

Rundumwelt | Environnement et circularité

Responses to a Fragile Architecture: Thermal-Material Culture in Urbanizing Chongqing (Southwest China)

Resources: Urban Energy Landscapes and the Question of Density