Architecture and it’s Past – Part 7 – Jeffrey Kipnis – ‘Honour thy Bungling Epigone’
Lecture date: 2010-05-21
Mark Cousins presents Jeffrey Kipnis as a great teacher of architecture, who came to AA to start the graduate design courses. He...
Jeffrey Kipnis & Marrikka Trotter: On liveliness (March 13, 2018)
Jeffrey Kipnis and Marrikka Trotter debate the role of history and theory at SCI-Arc, and in the discipline of architecture. Kipnis is doubtful, but...
Graduate Design Presentations – Part 1
Lecture date: 1996-01-23
Candidates: David Arneson, Eva Castro, Luigi Centola, Tzu Hao Chu
Review Committee: Mohsen Mostafavi (Committee Chair); Zaha Hadid, Hadi Mirmiran, Andrew Zago
With Bahram...
Jeff Kipnis – Stuff that Ive Been Thinking About and Doing
Lecture date: 1997-07-21
Jeff Kipnis, critic, curator, theorist of contemporary architecture, discusses his work as a designer. Concentrating on notions of emergent sensibility and...
A Confederacy of Heretics Symposium: Roundtable (June 14, 2013)
After an introduction by Todd Gannon and Ewan Branda, Jeffrey Kipnis moderates a discussion with Eugene Kupper, Frederick Fisher, Frank Dimster, Peter de Bretteville,...
Jeffrey Kipnis: Thesis prep talk (January 20, 2011) Part 1 of 2
Jeffrey Kipnis discusses changing approaches to the practice of architecture, claiming that each movement tends to last about fifteen to twenty years. He then...
Symposium: What’s the question? (March 5, 2010)
Eric Owen Moss moderates a symposium consisting of distinquished faculty members Jeffrey Kipnis, Michael Rotondi, and Hernan Diaz-Alonzo. They discuss representation, imagery, functionality, materials,...
Benjamin Bratton & Jeffrey Kipnis (November 15, 2016)
Benjamin Bratton and Jeff Kipnis discuss Bratton’s ideas of terrorism and counter-terrorism as developed in his essay, “For a staging of Jean Genet’s The...
Angewandte competition symposium: Why Bother? (October 11, 2012)
Eric Owen Moss explains that the discussion was supposed to start with a discussion by Jeffrey Kipnis of the entries to the competition for...