Archinect's Architecture School Lecture Guide for Winter/Spring 2016

Archinect's Get Lectured is back in session. Get Lectured is an ongoing series where we feature a school's lecture series—and their snazzy posters—for the current term. Check back frequently to keep track of any upcoming lectures you don't want to miss.

Want to share your school's lecture series? Send us your school's lecture series poster and details to connect@archinect.com.

The next featured poster comes from the University of Pennsylvania School of Design.

Listed below are upcoming events.

POSTPONED; NEW DATE TBA
"Batteries, Fuel Cells, or Fuel Economy: Where Will Gasoline-Saving Policy Lead?" 

Feb 1
Christian Gollier / Professor of Economics, University of Toulouse
"Economic, Political and Social Considerations for Universal Carbon Pricing"

Feb 4
Thomas Balsley / Principal, Thomas Balsley Associates, New York
"Uncommon Ground"

Feb 5
Guy Thigpen / Director of Analytic Sciences, Philadelphia Land Bank 

Feb 11
Chris Miller / President, Piedmont Environmental Council
"Managing Growth in Greater Washington, D.C. from the Virginia Side 

Feb 11
Walter Hood

Feb 17
Shane Coen / Partner, Coen & Partners, Minneapolis
"Contextual Minimalism"

Feb 18
Harrell Fletcher

Feb 19
Resilience by Design University
Columbia GSAPP

Feb 19
"Urban Transportation and Energy Consumption – What Role for Urban Planning?"

Feb 22
Florencia Pita / Partner - Pita & Bloom, Los Angeles
"#colorforming"

Feb 22
"Designing the Future with Bruce Mau"

Feb 24
Andrea Pane, Ph.D. / Associate Professor of Architectural Conservation, University of Naples Federico II
"Gustavo Giovannoni: An Integral Vision for Urban Heritage"

Feb 25
Matthew Coolidge / Founder, Center for Land Use Interpretation

Feb 25
"Shaping the Urban Health & Environmental Landscape"

Feb 29
Liam Young / Tomorrow’s Thoughts Today & Unknown Fields Division, London and Los Angeles
"City Everywhere"

March 3
Valerie Tevere and Angel Nevarez

March 15
Janine Antoni

March 16
Anna Andrzejewski / Director of Graduate Studies, Buildings, Landscapes, Cultures Program - University of Wisconsin-Madison
"Midwestern Modernism: “Wrightification” and Domestic Architecture in Madison, Wisconsin, 1930-1970"

March 17
John Pilson

March 17
Matthew Kahn / Professor at Institute of the Environment and Sustainability, Department of Public Policy, Department of Economics, and School of Law, UCLA
"Low Carbon Cities: An Economist’s Perspective"

March 21
Kim Mathews and Signe Nielsen / Principals - Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects, New York

March 22
Hank Willis Thomas

March 23
Mark Wasiuta / Director of Exhibitions and Co-Director CCCP, GSAPP, Columbia University
"Environmental Communications and the Contact High"

March 24
Fazal Sheikh

March 28
Craig Buckley / Assistant Professor, History of Art Department, Yale University
"Envisioning Assemblage"

March 29
Chitra Ganesh

March 30
Peter Walker / Partner, PWP Landscape Architecture
"Berkeley Before the Memorial"

April 6
Phil Gilbert / Head of IBM Design

April 11
Julie Campoli / Landscape Architect and Author
"Planning for Density, Sustainable Transportation, and Affordable Housing"

April 11
KPF Lecture
Dr. Ken Yeang 

April 13
Prof. Dr. Werner Sobek / Founder, Werner Sobek Company Group; Director, Institute for Lightweight Structures and Conceptual Design

Picturing Policy
April 14: Keynote Session
April 15: Symposium

April 22
MUSA Earth Day

For event times, locations, and other info, click here.

Check out previous posters on the Get Lectured Pinterest page!