The Austin E. Knowlton School of Architecture at the Ohio State University has announced its Autumn 2022 Baumer Series, which takes place at the school’s Gui Auditorium from September thru November.

The school shares that this semester’s invited guests will each discuss “how their work considers and contends with interdisciplinary geographies—communities of labor, technology, nonhuman life, and politics both global and local” surrounding a theme of “Future Geographies.”

The Baumer Series kicked off in September with lectures from MIT M.Arch Program Director and Matter Design director Brandon Clifford on September 14, Yuts founding member of the Geography of Robots on September 21, and Harvard GSD professor Antoine Picon on October 5.

The lectures continue on October 12 with an appearance from UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs Assistant Professor and licensed architect Kian Goh. Hunter College's Laura Wolf-Powers, who is the author of the new title University City: History, Race, & Community in the Era of the Innovation District, will present her lecture on October 19.

The series concludes on November 2 with a lecture from this year’s Herbert Baumer Memorial Seminar focus, Yale School of Architecture professor, and 2022 Richard Neutra Award winner Tatiana Bilbao.

Lectures are held Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. ET in Knowlton Hall's Gui Auditorium. All are free and open to the public. More information about the Baumer Series can be found here.

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