Room for Debate
Lecture by Janette Kim
Date: 8/7, 5:30 - 6:30 pm
Location: Obuchi Lab, Room
416
Janette will discuss how
headphones, a map, a guidebook, and a big styrofoam wall can start a public
dialog about urban life, in real time. Janette’s work focuses on design and
ecology in relationship to public representation, interest, and debate.
Janette Kim is a designer, critic and
educator based in New York City. She is a faculty member at Columbia University
GSAPP, where she directs the Applied Research Practices in Architecture
department, and the Urban Landscape Lab. Janette is principal of All of the
Above, a research and design practice.
