As part of the first cycle of the Rural Architecture Biennial, a discussion panel will explore ways of inhabiting rural spaces, particularly those linked to desert ecologies. The event aims to facilitate a dialogue between reflections from various disciplines and corners of the world.
The "Inhabiting Rural Space" discussion will take place on Thursday, January 11, at 6:30 PM at the Palacio Astoreca in Iquique. The address is 399 Bernardo O’Higgins.
The event will feature prominent academics and professionals, including Emanuele Coccia, Italian philosopher and associate professor at EHESS Paris; Cecilia Puga, UC architect and executive director of the Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art; Malkit Shoshan, architect, researcher, founder of FAST, and professor at the Harvard GSD; Carmen Valdivieso, director of the Architecture program at the UNAP Faculty of Engineering and Architecture; and Anton Zu Knyphausen, architect, director of Barco Galería para la Arquitectura, and general director and curator of BAR.
