The lecture will focus on the need to go beyond ‘‘fixed forms’’ and explore the design of space as a dynamic project transformed by time. It will range from the idea of time expressed through architecture, and how the two relate to each other. Incorporating the transformation and passage of light, the seasons and role of weather as well as the effect of ‘‘humantides*’’, this lecture will cover projects beyond their form focusing on the moment of experience.
*Variation and mutation through user interaction and density

Jean Beaudoin (Montréal, Canada)
Architect
He works both in the permanent and ephemeral space. His work incorporates several fields of design including urban design, architecture, landscape, lightscape and infoscape, in which he has amassed over 16 years of experience.