Julie Bargmann, MLA '87 and an internationally recognized innovative designer in building regenerative landscapes, will be giving a public lecture, entitled “Modesty.”
Julie Bargmann, an internationally recognized innovative designer in building regenerative landscapes, will be giving a public lecture, entitled “Modesty.”
Toxic Beauty. Troubled Allure. Fallow Fairness. Not Vacant, Open. Not Abandoned, Changing. D.I.R.T. cultivates a perverse attraction and an unapologetic approach to wrecked landscapes. Not Restorative, Regenerative. The work holds back. It doesn’t make everything perfectly okay. The work listens. It hears them above trying to make sense, below the ground producing heritage. The work hurts. It flips preconceptions of stuck minds. The work is messy. It’s all about finding. The work emerges. It doesn’t descend. The work leaves. It lets you in. Modesty is a Manifesto calling for restraint when we don’t know what’s next.
Julie Bargmann, MLA '87 founded D.I.R.T. studio in 1992 to research, design and build projects with passion and rigor.
Visit the event website for more information.
Contact: kchavez@gsd.harvard.edu
LOCATION:Zoom STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART:20210305T003000Z DTEND:20210305T003000Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR