건축가 소개 :

Thomas Heatherwick

When:
2025년 4월 15일(화), 16:00
Tuesday, 15th April 2025, 16:00

Where:
서울대학교 미술관 오디토리엄
Seoul National University, Museum of Arts, Auditorium

Lecture Title:

Humanising Our Cities

Notice:

오디토리엄 수용가능인원이 제한적인 관계로 사전 교내 수요조사에 응한 서울대학교 구성원 중에서 일부를 선정하여 4월 14일(월)까지 강연 참여에 대한 안내를 드릴 예정입니다.

교외 공개 강연으로 진행하지 못하는 점과 사전 수요조사에 응하셨음에도 참여하지 못하는 분들께 많은 양해 부탁드립니다.

*강연 영상은 추후 서울대학교 도서관을 통해 공개됩니다.

Due to the limited seating capacity of the auditorium, a portion of Seoul National University members who responded to the preliminary survey will be selected, and invitations to attend the lecture will be sent out by Monday, April 14. We kindly ask for your understanding that the lecture cannot be held as a public event open to external audiences, and that some people who responded to the survey may not be able to attend.

*The lecture video will be made available later through the Seoul National University Library.

About Thomas Heatherwick:

https://heatherwick.com/

Thomas is a globally-celebrated, visionary designer and fierce advocate for bringing joy, interest and humanity to our cities. Over the past 30 years he has designed soulful and extraordinary new districts, cultural landmarks and transport infrastructure across the globe. He now also campaigns for an end to the ‘blandemic’ of harmful, boring buildings that are bad for society and bad for the planet.
His studio has become one of the most diverse and inventive creative organisations in the world, and the team is currently working on over 30 projects in ten countries, including Seoul’s Nodeul Island and Singapore’s Changi Airport Terminal 5 in collaboration with KPF.
Previous projects include Azabudai Hills, a new neighbourhood in the centre of Tokyo; Little Island, a floating public park in New York; Google’s first ground-up campus in California; the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa in Cape Town; and an astonishing new retail district in Xi’an, China.