Media Architecture Events in 2015
Do you have a biennale shaped hole in your heart? Do not dispair. Asians and Americans (and other people willing to travel) have great media architecture events to go to in 2015 as well (photo: MAB14 by Peter Dalsgaard)
Having a hard time waiting for the 2016 Media Architecture Biennale? Don’t despair. There’s great media architecture stuff to do in 2015 as well.
MEDIA ARCHITECTURE SUMMIT 2015 ASIA
15. – 16.4.2015 / Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, China
Following the success of the Media Facades Summit 2010, 2012, and 2014 in Frankfurt, and the Media Facades Summit 2013 in Hong Kong, the Media Architecture Institute wants to continue the event in 2015. But the format is new; we’re discussing and investigating issues beyond facades, concentrating on the role of media architecture as a key player in Smart and Ubiquitous City concepts.
As these ideas and concepts and the demand on media architecture in supporting these ideas and concepts alter from continent to continent, the Institute hosts this summit in Asia, partnering with the Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA). This two day event is a forum for discussions around the emergent issues and challenges of media architecture through top-creatives and leading experts in the field presenting different approaches to design and their most important projects. In addition to this, we offer one-day workshops addressing China-specific issues for designers, industry, government and academia. More information can be found shortly on the Media Architecture Institute’s website.
MEDIA ARCHITECTURE SUMMIT 2015 AMERICA
End of September 2015 / Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, USA
For the first time, the Media Architecture Institute is bringing a media architecture event to America. This two-day event follows the same format as the Institute’s summits in Europe and Asia, providing a forum for discussions around the challenges of media architecture through presentations by top-creatives and leading experts in the field. The second day features workshops that address topics relevant for designers, industry, government and academia in an American context. More information can be found shortly on the Media Architecture Institute’s website.
