Making the Most of Modernism: Reuse of Post-War Buildings 1.5 CE credits

Wed Jun 05 2024 at 07:00 pm to 08:30 pm

75 W 5th Street, Fifth Floor South, Saint Paul, MN, United States, Minnesota 55102 | Saint Paul

Rethos: Places Reimagined
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Making the Most of Modernism: Reuse of Post-War Buildings 1.5 CE credits
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Modernism in architecture is characterized by functional and tectonic expressions, new and experimental materials, lack of ornamentation, and indoor/outdoor spatial integration. In 2024, we must reconceptualize our understanding of what a "modernistic" historic building is, and how this historic architecture fits in with modern-day use and needs. Because of the 1960s trends of urban renewal and the relationship between urban spaces and Modernism/Brutalism, today's society has written off many of the "ugly" buildings that emerged in this era. Architect and building historian Michael Bjornberg will dive into the note-worthy aspects of Modernism and the value of reusing and celebrating these buildings in a contemporary manner.
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75 W 5th Street, Fifth Floor South, Saint Paul, MN, United States, Minnesota 55102

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