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Bartlett International Lecture Series: 2012-13 // soma

Vague Formations soma sees architecture as an ongoing inquiry and a field for experimentation. The team's activities range from the development of contemporary digital design strategies to the implementation of advanced geometries and theoretical research. Rather than representing fixed meanings, soma's buildings produce an evocative ambiguity to give rise to a multitude of individual readings. In that sense their name (greek for body), has a double connotation. soma understands architecture itself as a body -- potentially mutable and constantly transforming; secondly it refers to space as an atmospheric interaction between the body and its environment. This lecture is given by Kristina Schinegger and Stefan Rutzinger, founding partners of soma and lecturers in The Bartlett School of Architecture's MArch Architecture Unit 15. Find out more about this lecture on The Bartlett website at https://www.bartlett.ucl.ac.uk/archit... This lecture was recorded as part of the 2012-13 season of The Bartlett International Lecture Series at UCL on 20 March 2013.