Buildings and the built environment are designed and constructed according to measurable, quantifiable and gradable standards, yet a community’s interaction with their environment is not measured, or indeed measurable in this way. From Le Corbusier's 'Ineffable space' to Louis Kahn's 'Unmeasurable' criteria for great buildings, we continue this architectural pursuit to connect the intangible with the most urgent tangibles of contemporary everyday lives. We look to ask if architecture and design can move the needle on the public’s sense of agency, attachment, attraction, connection, freedom and inclusion.
Speakers -
Ar. Adrian Lai, Council Member, Singapore Institute of Architects
Isabella Ong, Artist and Technical Build
Ar. Ker How Wong, Council Member, Singapore Institute of Architects
Chair - Jeremy Melvin, Programme Curator, World Architecture Festival (Speaker introduction)
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