Throughout human history, the construction of buildings has often surpassed mere necessity, transcending functional shelter to become an embodiment of human expression. Architect and historian Rasmus Wærn, hailing from Sweden, invites us to delve into the essence of architecture. In his lecture, he will discuss the innate human need to convey our sentiments through the physical structures we create. Dr. Wærn’s insights will unravel why architecture exists in the first place, shedding light on the connection between our buildings and our collective human story.
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SPEAKER – RASMUS WÆRN
Dr Rasmus Wærn is an architect and architectural historian from Stockholm, Sweden. He is an author of numerous books on architecture, such as “What is Architecture?”, and have been active in planning projects such as the refurbishment of Nationalmuseum in Stockholm.
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