Spring 2008
Lectures
All Lectures begin at 5:30 pm in Crosby 301 unless otherwise noted.
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01.23.08 Barkow Leibinger
Barkow Leibinger is based in Berlin and has received commissions in Europe, North America and Asia. The TRUTEC Building that they designed in Seoul, Korea, won a 2008 AIA National Honor Award.
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01.30.08 Studio SUMO (Cancelled)
Sunil Bald & Yolande Daniels are founders of Studio SUMO in New York City. Recognized as a leading emerging practice by Architectural Record, they recently planned new buildings for Josai University in Japan.
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02.06.08 Pierre Thibault
Pierre Thibault is a French-Canadian architect and artist who received the Award of Excellence from the Architect Order of Quebec for landscape installations and buildings.
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02.13.08 Barry Bluestone
Barry Bluestone, an accomplished researcher and author, is the Stearns Trustee Professor of Political Economy, Director of the Center for Urban and Regional Policy, and Dean of the School of Social Science, Urban Affairs, and Public Policy at Northeastern University.
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02.20.08 Rahul Mehrotra
Rahul Mehrotra, principal of RMA architects in Mumbai, is an architect and urban designer who is engaged in the design of new buildings and conservation projects in India including the Taj Mahal.
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03.06.08 Abalos and Herreros
Inaki Ábalos and Juan Herreros received the 2005 Mies van der Rohe Award for the Coast Park Northeast in Barcelona. They are the authors of LeCorbusier Skyscrapers, Tower and Office, and Natural – Artificial.
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03.17.08 WOOD LECTURES:
PLY/VJAA/Miller HullPLY Architecture, a collaborative practice headed by Craig Borum & Karl Daubmann, is actively engaged in design, materials research and fabrication and recently received awards for Big Ten Burrito and the Mies van der Rohe Plaza in Detroit. Vincent James is a principal of VJAA. His work has been widely published and received national design awards for houses and educational buildings from PA, AIA, and the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Miller Hull has designed numerous buildings that focus on sustainability. Winners of the AIA Architecture Firm Award, they received a National AIA Award for housing in Chicago in 2007.
Sponsored by the Hardwood Manufacturer's Association
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03.26.08 Kenneth Frampton, Clarkson Chair
Kenneth Frampton is Ware Professor at the Graduate School of Architecture & Planning at Columbia University and will be serving as the 2008 Clarkson Visiting Chair in Architecture.
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03.28.08 Tridib Banerjee, Jammal Lecture
The Jammal Lecture celebrates the life of the international planner and former UB Professor Ibrahim Jammal.
01.11 - 02.22.08 Architecture + Flight
Buffalo Niagara International Airport Gallery-
01.21 - 02.01.08 Trutec Building
Hayes Lobby -
02.02 - 02.14 Building UB
Hayes Lobby -
02.04 - 02.25 AIA Awards
James Dyett Gallery -
02.15 - 02.29 Silo Dreams
Hayes Lobby -
03.10 - 03.31 Material + Fabrication
Hayes Lobby -
03.22 - 04.21 Freshman Design
Anderson Gallery -
03.28 - 04.28 "Architecture as Doubt"
Banham Fellow Eva Franch Gilabert
James Dyett Gallery
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04.02 - 04.25 Walter Bird
Hayes Lobby
04.02.08 Diller Scofidio + Renfro
Birdair Lecture
The interdisciplinary studio of Diller Scofidio + Renfro is engaged in architecture, urban design, installations and the performing arts. They were the architects for the ICA in Boston which opened in 2007.
04.04.08 Benedetta Tagliabue
Bethune Lecture
Benedetta Tagliabue and her former partner, Enric Miralles, designed the Scottish Parliament. She works in Barcelona and recently completed the Parque Diagonal Mar and the Market & Quarter Santa Caterina in Spain.
04.14.08 Thom Mayne
Martell Lecture
Thom Mayne, the founder of Morphosis, received the Pritzker Prize in 2005. This lecture will be held in 148 Diefendorf Hall.
04.15.08 Robert Cervero, GPSA Lecture
Robert Cervero is the chair of the Department of City and Regional Planning at Berkeley University and has authored several books on transportation including The Transit Metropolis.
Exhibitions
The Bluestone lecture will be held in 147 Diefendorf Hall. The Wood Lectures by Ply Architecture, VJAA, and Miller Hull will be held at 1:30 p.m. in 301 Crosby Hall. Lectures and exhibitions supported by: Alumni; AIA WNY Chapter; Birdair Corporation; Clarkson Chair Endowment; The Hardwood Manufacturers’ Association; Hyatt’s All Things Creative; Jammal Endowment; Martell Distinguished Critic Endowment; Rigidized Metals Corporation; Quebec Education Program; UB Asian Studies Program; UB GSA, UB Libraries; UB Department of Romance Languages & Literature; UB Vice President for Research; UB Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education; and the UB School of Architecture & Planning Dean’s Office.

