Jeremy Smith: Being finished is finished; Making Wood Matter

Ted McCoy Lecture Series:

From life at the beach in Whakatū Nelson, Irving Smith
Architects’ Soft Architecture has seen them recognised by UNESCO, UN-Habitat and the World Government Summit, publish a book with Aaron Betsky, teach studio in America, and work with Shigeru Ban and his Tokyo office.
Their approach to Making Wood Matter comes from
our islands for in this climate emergency everyone and everywhere counts. We are, as Jeremy Smith, who has Adjunct Professorships in Dunedin and in Africa, an advisory role in India, and a recent Visiting Distinguished Practitioner appointment in
America suggests, all far far away from somewhere.

5.00pm for a 5.30pm start.

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