Winka Dubbeldam Discusses "New Solids" at The Bartlett School of Architecture

Miller Professor and Chair of Architecture Winka Dubbeldam presented new research at The Bartlett School of Architecture at University College London.

On March 7, she was invited to speak as part of the The Barlett School of Architecture International Lecture Series. On her presentation titled "New Solids," she writes:

There is a new interest in the body, in the solid, in massive forms. No longer minimal, light and thin, but full-bodied, soft, glowing and sometimes transformative, these solids give us comfort, ground us, and wrap us in a soft embrace. These solids are not anonymous, cold and sleek, but they have character, identity, and make us smile. They are not overly serious, but yet often are a feat of great engineering, new material ecologies, and ground-breaking production methods. In short, they stand for innovation.