Katherine Clarke | muf: Purity and Tolerance, reflections on 30 years in practice

«In the coming semester, we will continue our lecture series “On Collaborations” and have asked our three guests to reflect on the significance of collaborations for their own practice and their potential relevance. Existing, unresolved challenges and conflicts in this context will also be considered based on their work.
To what extent do collaborations influence their thinking within their practice and existing socioeconomic structures, such as working conditions?
In addition, we ask our guests to relate their experiences to a range of educational requirements.
muf is an internationally recognised, award-winning collaborative practice of art and architecture whose public realm work is simultaneously pragmatic and endlessly ambitious.
muf’s approach is experimental and process driven, a creative dialogue with local communities that ranges between detail and strategy to deliver sustainable outcomes.
The lecture will be held in english.» (Source: architekturagenda.ch)

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