Benno Premsela Lecture series
2015
Benjamin Bratton

Bratton's lecture examined the consequences of the widespread digitalisation for our cities. In which way could cities develop in relation to algorithmic perception, sensory perception, cognition and physical automation?
2014
Mark Wigley

Architectural historian and theorist Wigley discussed the architecture of information flows that traverse our living environment, as well as the effect they have on the design of that environment.
2013
Matthew Stadler

Technological and political change—particularly the reach of digital technologies and state and market involvement in them—has made conventional notions of 'the interior' obsolete. Stadler proposes a broader concept—the interior as the space of composition—and argues for the urgency of design work and research into this broader concept.