Yale University School of Architecture has announced its Spring ‘24 slate of public programs as part of our Get Lectured series for the new academic term.

This semester begins on Thursday, January 11, with Bjarne Mastenbroek’s lecture ‘Dig It! Building Bound to the Ground’. The events continue the next week when Nader Tehrani stops by New Haven on Thursday, January 18, to talk about ‘The Animate Analytique’ in architectural design. Tatiana Bilbao will follow his appearance on Thursday, January 25, to deliver her lecture titled ‘The People and I,’ and the next month will begin Thursday, February 1, with the Myriam Bellazoug Memorial Lecture ‘Double Negatives: On Pictures and Petroaesthetics’ from Esther Choi.

February continues with an appearance from Carie Penabad and Adib Cúre of CÚRE & PENABAD Architecture and Urban Design on February 8, followed by Sarah Zwede’s Timothy Egan Lenahan Memorial Lecture on ‘The Aesthetics of Being’ on February 22. Events pick back up on Thursday, March 28, with the Paul Rudolph Lecture from Enrique Norten, who will then discuss the work of his firm TEN Arquitectos. Monday, April 1, will see Anthony Acciavatti visit campus to deliver his lecture ‘Groundwater Earth: The World Before and After the Tubewell.’ He is followed by Vo Trong Nghia’s overview of VTN Architects’ recent works on Thursday, April 4, and the Keynote Lecture for the Shapes of Time Symposium from Alice Casey and Cian Deegan on April 11. 

Dipesh Chakrabarty will follow them on April 12 with his lecture ‘Scaling the Political: The Challenge of the Planetary,’ and the semester concludes finally on Thursday, April 18, with the David W. Roth and Robert H. Symonds Memorial Lecture from Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò.

Learn more about the school's upcoming events and lectures here.

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