Category Archives: OMAH Talks

Daniel Libeskind argues that an architectural space not only becomes a mere activity container, architecture is like a music that has composition and rhythm. Space should be part of the story, space should also be designed to speak using language. Documentary Daniel Libeskind: Welcome to XXI Century shows how the spaces in the Jewish MuseumContinue reading “Learning From The Master – Daniel Libeskind”

The lecture started with the introduction of Zaha Hadid’s journey as an architect that divided into four decades: 1. expedients (1980 – 1989): the forming process of her style and early manifesto from her work sand past experience 2. Alchemy (1990 – 1999 & 2000 – 2009):the development process, transformation, and combination of her earlyContinue reading “Learning From The Master – Zaha Hadid”

Berapa kelas wacana Learning From The Master lainnya bisa diakses di bawah ini:

Berapa kelas wacana Learning From The Master lainnya bisa diakses di bawah ini:

“I do have a mobile phone, but… but like you… only families know my number… and I don’t.” (Glenn Murcutt, pointing at his moderator, jesting about his own architecture practice – min.5 sec.43) “Public Talk with Glenn Murcutt” was an event held by The Museum of Architecture and Design in 2012, with dr. Aleš VodopivecContinue reading “Learning From The Master – Glenn Murcutt”

“I like thinking big. I always have. To me its very simple: if you’re going to be thinking anyway, you might as well think big.” (Rem Koolhaas at S, M, L, XL) This video is the introduction for Movie Review of movie review, Learning from the masters – Rem Koolhas. The discussion was held inContinue reading “Learning From The Master – REM Koolhas”

“So we shall emphasize the organic principle of order as a means of achieving the successful relationship of the parts to each other and to the whole. And here we shall take our stand. The long path from material through function to creative works has only a single goal: to create order out of theContinue reading “Learning From The Master – Mies Van Der Rohe”