OCEAN, Conception Performative

Jeffrey Turko; Michael Hensel; Natasha Barrett; Daniel Coll i Capdevila; Andrea Di Stefano; Gudjon Erlendsson; Yasha Grobman; Aleksandra Jaeschke; Steinar Killi; Toni Kotnik; Eva Menges; Achim Menges; Charles Rice; Birger Sevaldson; Defne Sunguroglu

OCEAN, Conception Performative

Jeffrey Turko
, Michael Hensel
, Natasha Barrett
, Daniel Coll i Capdevila
, Andrea Di Stefano
, Gudjon Erlendsson
, Yasha Grobman
, Aleksandra Jaeschke
, Steinar Killi
, Toni Kotnik
, Eva Menges
, Achim Menges
, Charles Rice
, Birger Sevaldson
, Defne Sunguroglu

University of Brighton

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Abstract

This exhibition was a retrospective of the collaborative work and design efforts that have taken place with in OCEAN since 2000. As well as a moment to show new areas of inquiry and research that members of OCEAN have begun to initiate. Foremost on how architecture is defined by its performative capacity. Crossed by a potential dynamic that allows it to adapt to changing environmental conditions.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2008
Event	OCEAN, Conception Performative - FRAC CENTRE 12 Rue de la Tour Neuve 45000 Orléans, France Duration: 1 Jan 2008 → …

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Turko, J., Hensel, M., Barrett, N., Coll i Capdevila, D., Di Stefano, A., Erlendsson, G., Grobman, Y., Jaeschke, A., Killi, S., Kotnik, T., Menges, E., Menges, A., Rice, C., Sevaldson, B., & Sunguroglu, D. (2008). OCEAN, Conception Performative. Exhibition http://www.frac-centre.fr/ressources/les-outils/livrets-exposition/ocean-conception-performative-54.html?article=24

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