Learning From The Master

Learning From The Master #29 – Tadao Ando

Hi Restless Spirit!

Setelah diskusi terakhir kita tentang Thomas Heatterwick, kali ini kita akan membahas arsitek berkebangsaan Jepang, Tadao Ando yang terkenal dengan permainan pencahayaan ruang dan beton eksposnya.

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Learning From The Master #28 – Thomas Heatherwick

After last week discussion about of Terunobu Fujimori by Munna Dwi and Shabrina Putri, we will gather for another discussion at OMAH Library this Saturday to learn about Thomas Heatherwick. The London-based 3D designer well known for his inventive design.

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Learning From The Master #27 – Terunobu Fujimori

After last week discussion about of Tegang Bentang by Amir Sidharta, we will gather for another discussion at OMAH Library this Saturday to learn about Terunobu Fujimori. The japanese architect well known for his tea house design.

Learning From The Master #26 – Renzo Piano

We will gather again for Learning From The Master series this month. We will discuss about Renzo Piano, Architect whom the laureate of 1998 Pritzker Prize. 

Renzo Piano is perhaps best known for his controversial design of the Centre Georges Pompidou, located in the heart of Paris and completed in 1978. Conceived in collaboration with English architect, Richard Rogers and described by Piano as “a joyful urban machine … a creature that might have come from Jules Verne book,” Beaubourg, as it is called, has become a cultural icon, expressive of Piano’s love of technology.

Learning From The Master #25- Coop Himmelb(l)au

Hi, Restless Spirit! We will gather again to get Learning From The Master session. This is the last architect on our list of deconstructivist series. we will continue to learn about the connectivity of deconstruction theory in architecture. The last architect that we want to discuss is Coop Himmelb(l)au, one of some influential deconstructivist architecture […]

Learning From The Master #24 -Daniel Libeskind

Hi Restless Spirit! We will gather again to get Learning From The Master session. After last discussion about of Peter Eissenman, we will continue to learn about the connectivity of deconstruction theory in architecture. The third architect that we want to discuss is Daniel Libeskind, one of some influential deconstuctivist architect. It will be presented […]

Learning From The Master #23 – Peter Eisenman

Hi Restless Spirit! Discussion about of Grammatology by Jacques Derrida brought us to discover more about deconstruction. We will held another Learning From The Master at OMAH Library this Saturday to learn about the connectivity of this theory in architecture. The second architect that we want to discuss is Peter Eisenman. He worked with Derrida […]

Learning From The Master #22 – Bernard Tschumi

Hi Restless Spirit! After last week discussion about of Grammatology by Jacques Derrida, we will gather for another discussion at OMAH Library this Saturday to learn about the connectivity of this theory in architecture. The first architect that we want to discuss is Bernard Tschumi, one of some influential deconstuctivist architect. — Avant-garde theorist and […]

Learning From The Master #21 – Alejandro Aravena

Hi Restless Spirits! We will be holding another session of Learning from The Master: Alejandro Aravena. After, Alejandro Aravena has been selected as the 2016 Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate. We held a discussion about Alejandro Aravena. The Articles title, Architects “are never taught the right things”. That article shows Aravena interest about an environmental issue, […]

Learning From The Master #20 – Y. B. Mangunwijaya

Hi Restless Spirits! We will be holding another session of Learning from The Master: Yusuf Bilyarta Mangunwijaya. Yusuf Bilyarta Mangunwijaya (1929-1999) is an architectural figure and priest, well known by the name of Romo Mangun. He has showed interest on engineering and natural science since his childhood. He has graduated from Sekolah Teknik Jetis in […]

Learning From The Master #19 – Frei Otto

Omah Architecture Library kindly invited you to our learning from master venue, Frei Otto, physical, biological and technical processes. Frei Otto was born in Siegmar, Germany, on May 31, 1925, and grew up in Berlin. “Frei” in German means “free”; his mother thought of the name after attending a lecture on freedom. Otto’s father and […]

Learning From The Master #18 – Norman Foster

Norman Foster is one of the most prolific architects today . With a career spanning for over four decades, his designs has become emblematic to building performance and technology.

Learning From The Master #16 – Samuel Mockbee

“Architecture has to be greater than just architecture. It has to address social values, as well as technical and aesthetic values. On top of that, the one true gift that an architect has is his or her imagination. We take something ordinary and elevate it to something extraordinary.” – Samuel Mockbee Samuel Mockbee was a […]

Learning From The Master #15 – Louis Kahn

Hi Restless Spirit! We are gonna hold another Learning from the Master session, tomorrow, 29th July 2017 on Friday, at 7 pm covering the architect Louis I. Kahn. Louis Kahn (1901-1974) is one of the most influential architects of the mid-twentieth century. Some interesting thoughts that we can learn from him are: 1. Visionary architect […]

Learning From The Master #14 – Tom Kundig

Hello, Restless Spirits! Yesterday we held another Learning From The Master Series: Tom Kundig, the principal architect and co-founder of Olson Kundig Architects based in USA. The sharing was presented by our librarian, Rifandi Nugroho, and it was undoubtedly mind-opening. Tom Kundig was born in 1954. Albeit his graduate school program ended in 1984, he […]

Learning From The Master #12 – Roots of Indian Architects

OMAH Architecture Library kindly want to invite you Restless Spirits to one of our Learning From Master session. Last time we had learnt from one of India’s Master Architect, Laurie Baker. Well, Baker not the only one obviously to make his mark in community. While Baker made his ideal prominently in South India, these masters […]

Learning From The Master #11 – Peter Zumthor

Personal Observation on Presence The taste of the apple […] lies in the contact of the fruit with the plate, not in the fruit itself; in similar way […] poetry lies in the meeting of poem and reader, not in lines of symbols printed on the pages of a book. What is essential is the […]

Learning From The Master #10 – Laurie Baker

Omah Architecture Library kindly invited you to our learning from master venue, Laurie Baker Truth and honesty are reflected in Laurie Baker. Inspired by Mahatma Gandhi, Laurie Baker spent his time of life to work for better architecture in India. If we read his architecture principles, we’ll know how much he cares about humanity. His […]

Learning From The Master #9 – Carlo Scarpa

Omah Architecture Library kindly invited you to our learning from master venue, Carlo Scarpa, maturation of the alchemy, the experiments, the expedients. Alchemy means a seemingly magical process of transformation, creation, or combination. Experiments means a scientific procedure undertaken to make a discovery, test a hypothesis, or demonstrate a known fact. Expedients means Advantage that […]

Learning From The Master #8 – Robert Venturi

Learning from The Thinkers : Robert Venturi “I am for richness of meaning rather than clarity of meaning.” Robert Venturi 3rd of May 2015, OMAH kindly present the first class for learning from the thinkers. “Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture” in 1966, described in the introduction by Vincent Scully to be, “…probably the most important […]

Learning From The Master #6 – SANAA

Omah Architecture Library in conjunction with RAW Architecture are kindly invited you to our learning from master venue about SANAA (Sejima and Nishizawa and Associates) . SANAA, the Tokyo architecture studio that has designed several innovative buildings in Japan and around the world, was founded in 1995 by Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa. Examples of […]

Learning From The Master #5 – Mies Van De Rohe

“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 the […]

Learning From The Master #4 – Antonio Gaudi

“the fact that he preferred the helicoid and parabola to the circle, triangle and square and to plato’s sphere is the fact that shows precisely the difference between classical culture and modernist pathos and the tearing apart of a tradition, resulting in mutation and the origin of a new world of mankind.” For the end […]

Learning From The Master #3 – Thom Mayne

RAW in conjunction with OMAH are kindly to invite you to attend “learn form the master” afternoon class about Thom Mayne (founder of Morphosis) and Pritzker Prize 2005 winner. The class start at 17.00 (19 March 2015) and hosted by Rio Triwardana and Miftahudin Nurdayat who work in RAW Architecture, both of them were graduated […]

Learning From The Master #2 – Rem Koolhas

LEARNING FROM THE MASTER : REM KOOLHAAS “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 For our third program, we would like to invite you to Learn from the Master: […]