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Low-resolution Houses Symposium

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In conjunction with Princeton University School of Architecture’s 44 Low-resolution Houses exhibition, curated by Michael Meredith and designed by MOS, this multi-day international symposium expands the _Low-resolution_label beyond the gallery. Considering houses through the double lens of technology and representation—a desirable design object, an image, a stage set, a thing, a product both in how it is made and culturally understood—the symposium addresses three themes: Low-Res Elements, Low-Res Tectonics, and Low-Res Organization.

As our closing event for the exhibition, the Low-resolution Houses symposium coincides with the School of Architecture’s Fall Semester theme of “Domestic” and will take place in Betts Auditorium on Thursday, November 8th at 6:00pm with a roundtable featuring Dean Mónica Ponce de León, Associate Professor Michael Meredith, and Professor Stan Allen. The symposium continues on Friday, November 9th from 10:00am to 5:00pm with selected exhibition participants including: Adamo-Faiden, Atelier Barda, Besler & Sons, Bureau Spectacular, Ensamble Studio, First Office, The LADG, MAIO, Outpost Office, Paul Preissner, T+E+A+M, and Hans Tursack.

Thursday, November 8th
6:00pm: Introduction to Low-resolution Houses Roundtable / Dean Mónica Ponce de León
6:10pm: Roundtable / Michael Meredith, Stan Allen, Dean Mónica Ponce de León

7:30pm: Reception

Friday, November 9th
10:00am: Introduction to Low-resolution Houses symposium / Dean Mónica Ponce de León

Low-res Elements 
10:10am: Antonio Di Bacco, Cécile Combelle, Kevin Botchar / Atelier Barda
10:30am: Joanna Grant / Bureau Spectacular
10:50am: Anna Puigjaner / MAIO
11:10am: Erin + Ian Besler / Besler & Sons

12:00pm: Lunch

Low-res Construction
12:40pm: Andrew Atwood + Anna Neimark / First Office
1:00pm: Ellie Abrons, Adam Fure, Thom Moran / T+E+A+M
1:20pm: Andrew Holder / The LADG
1:40pm: Débora Mesa / Ensamble Studio

Low-res Organization
2:40pm: Paul Preissner
3:00pm: Hans Tursack
3:20pm: Ashley Bigham + Erik Herrmann / Outpost Office
3:50pm: Sebastián Adamo + Marcelo Faiden / Adamo-Faiden

5:00pm: Reception

_Symposium made possible by the Jean Labatut Memorial Lectures in Architecture and Urban Planning Fund.__ The School of Architecture, Princeton University, is registered with the AIA Continuing Education System (AIA/CES) and is committed to developing quality learning activities in accordance with the AIA/CES criteria.  _

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Date

November 8 to November 9, 2018

Time

5:00 p.m.
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