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DESCRIPTION:The work of Anna &amp\; Eugeni Bach understands time as an esse
 ntial ally of architecture. Vernacular architecture's remarkable resourcef
 ulness&mdash\;whether material\, energy\, or effort&mdash\;stems from a pr
 olonged learning process shaped by natural selection and collective knowle
 dge. Individual architects cannot benefit from the trial and error of cent
 uries and\, therefore\, are obliged to compress time into a design process
  followed by construction. In their work\, the Bachs cast an uninhibited l
 ook to the past in order to imagine and construct future scenarios.The lec
 ture will take place at the Charnley-Persky House Museum (1365 North Astor
  Street\, Chicago\, IL 60610)\, headquarters of the&nbsp\;Society of Archi
 tectural Historians.Anna and Eugeni Bach will be introduced by Dan Wheeler
 \,&nbsp\;founding principal of Wheeler Kearns Architects and Professor of 
 Architecture at the University of Illinois at Chicago.RSVPFor more informa
 tion about this talk\, please visit:&nbsp\;https://mascontext.com/events/c
 ompressing-time&nbsp\;
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LOCATION:IL\,United States\,Chicago\,1365 N Astor Street
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SUMMARY:MAS Context | Anna & Eugeni Bach: Compressing Time
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The work of Anna &amp\; Eugeni Bach underst
 ands time as an essential ally of architecture. Vernacular architecture's 
 remarkable resourcefulness&mdash\;whether material\, energy\, or effort&md
 ash\;stems from a prolonged learning process shaped by natural selection a
 nd collective knowledge. Individual architects cannot benefit from the tri
 al and error of centuries and\, therefore\, are obliged to compress time i
 nto a design process followed by construction. In their work\, the Bachs c
 ast an uninhibited look to the past in order to imagine and construct futu
 re scenarios.</p><p>The lecture will take place at the Charnley-Persky Hou
 se Museum (1365 North Astor Street\, Chicago\, IL 60610)\, headquarters of
  the&nbsp\;Society of Architectural Historians.</p><p>Anna and Eugeni Bach
  will be introduced by Dan Wheeler\,&nbsp\;founding principal of Wheeler K
 earns Architects and Professor of Architecture at the University of Illino
 is at Chicago.</p><p></p><p>For mor
 e information about this talk\, please visit:&nbsp\;&nbsp\;<
 /p>
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