As part of the “Foros ESARQ 2014: Transformations” series of talks, English architect David Kohn presents “The City and its Interior” where he will explore the relationship between the domestic interiors and the city through a selection of his last works.

David Kohn studied architecture at the University of Cambridge and at Columbia University, New York as a Fulbright Scholar. David worked at Caruso St John Architects before establishing his own practice David Kohn Architects in (DKA) 2007. The practice has built a reputation for its design, winning RIBA, D&AD, Designs of the Year, New London and Condé Nast awards in 2012. In 2010 the practice was named ‘One-Off House Architect of the Year’ and in 2009 ‘Young Architect of the Year’. In 2013, the practice won the World Interior of the Year for the refurbishment of a piano nobile apartment in the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona. Furthermore, David has been a diploma tutor at London Metropolitan University since 2003.

Lecture.- "The City and its Interior"
Venue.- Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de la Universitat Internacional de Catalunya (ESARQ-UIC) Aula Magna -C/ Immaculada, 22, 08017 Barcelona.
Date.- Monday, 28th April, 2014 – 7 pm.

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David Kohn Architects is a London-based practice established in 2007, which works internationally on arts, education and residential projects. Londoners will best know it for A Room for London, a boat-shaped one-bedroom hotel conceived with artist Fiona Banner that temporarily perched on top of the Queen Elizabeth Hall on the Southbank.

The practice is currently working on a new quad for New College Oxford, an architecture faculty for the University of Hasselt in Belgium and recently completed the Photography Centre at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
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