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How to Think Like an Architect #5 - The Creativity in Architecture - David Hutama

Saturday, 2nd May 2015, We kindly invite you to David Hutama's Lecture : Creativity in Architecture, Learn it all, Forget It All, Learn The Way, Define Your Way. The lecture will be addressing how to be creative as an architect, what are the key point to become creative person, and is creativity necessary in architect profession. We think that this would be the interactive discussion and the sharing about the core of creativity. The discussion could be so beautiful as a way to reflect what we have been discussed in previous learning from master series : Frank Gehry, Rem Koolhas, Glenn Murcutt, Thom Mayne, Antoni Gaudi, Mies van Der Rohe, SANAA. The lecture will cover these excerpts below and the coining of terminologies below. Shall you have any interest, curiosity, questions, or anything to share anything regarding them, please come and enliven the venue! smile emoticon 1 Hardwork over time to accomplish skill A Painter can have [kungfu] Or the butcher who cut meat everyday with such a skill His knife never touches bone Learn the form but seek from this. Hear the song list, learn it all, And forget it all Learn the way, define you own way A musician can have [kungfu] Or the poet who paints pictures with words And mix emperors with his tubes is [kungfu] But do not name it my friend, For it is like water. Nothing softer than water. Yet it can overcome rock. It does not fight. It flows and roams the opponent, The true master dwell within, only you can free it.” (Jet Li in The Forbidden Kingdom, 2008) 2 “Design is to design a design to produce a design” (John Heskett in his book: “Design: A Very Short Introduction”) 3 [Episteme] & [Techne] (Aristoteles in his book `physica’ - ‘Tentang Alam') David Hutama is chair department of UPH School of Design. After receiving his bachelor degree from Parahyangan University in the year 2000, he went to Toyohashi University of Technology, Japan to pursue his master degree in History and Theory of Architecture. In 2005 he join Department of Architecture in Universitas Pelita Harapan. David was part of the steering committee team for Jakarta Architecture Biennale 2009 and Art Director for Rubber Wood Architecture Exhibition in 2010. In 2012 he worked as the curator of Place.Making Exhibition, an exhibition of Department of Architecture UPH at Dia.Lo.Gue Exhibition, Kemang. Together with Avianti Armand and Robin Hartanto co-edited ‘Home: a Studio Talk’, published by UPH Press. He was also the curator of Indonesia Pavilion in Venice Biennale 2014. We gladly welcome all of the restless spirits to join the lectures on Sunday, 2nd of May 2015 at 10.00 am. This free public lecture will be open for the first 25 participants [due to the limited space in one small building] ; So please kindly send us email to omahlibrary.reservation@gmail.com for RSVP with the subject: "Kungfu!" (http://omah-library.com/…/public-lect...)