With this new proposal this summer opens the cycle of papers in the Global Summer School 2011, organized by the IAAC and takes place simultaneously in three different locations: Barcelona, Turin, and Mumbai.

Adrian Luchini, educated in Argentina and the United States (University of Cincinnatie, Harvard University), is principal and founder of LUCHINIAD. Mr. Luchini is also the Raymond E. Maritz Professor of Architecture in the Sam Fox School of Design at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. Teaching is an integral part of Mr. Luchini's practice and he often works with graduate students. His buildings and projects have been published and exhibited in Europe, Asia, and America and he has lectured extensively around the world.

About IAAC Open Lectures: This lecture is in conjunction with the IAAC Global Summer School 2011: Selfrchitecture taking place simultaneously in Barcelona, Turin, and Mumbai. The goal of the IAAC Open Lecture Series is to create a public setting to continue the discussion about the future of architecture beyond the classrooms of IAAC.

Where: IAAC,C/ Pujades 102, Poble Nou, Barcelona
Date: Monday the 18nd of July. Time:  16.00h
Title: Adrian Luchini: On the Border.

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