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17/05/2022

Two other 👏 for Utzonia:
1) Thanks to Alberto Calderoni and Salvatore Pesarino
https://stoajournal.com/Rec-07_Utzonia-From-To-Denmark-with-Love
2) Join us this week at the Southern Sweden Design Days (no excuse it is on Zoom - Meeting ID: 986 1227 8556 / Passcode: 917691) with Carolina Dayer, Mariana Cruz Uy, Shirley Chen, Parady Sarun and ပြည့် သိမ်း welcomed of course by our very own Angela Gigliotti and Troels Rugbjerg https://southernswedendesigndays.com/en/event/utzonia-denmark-love

Utzonia will be a seminar and a book launch. Where proximity is tackled as the import/export of cultures through architectural projects analysed by contributors, deploying Utzon's architecture as a pretext to discuss about cross-bordering conditions and shortening of cultural and physical distances....

10/03/2022

Tomorrow Friday 11th at 13.30 Angela Gigliotti will be virtually in Berlin to present the paper "The Byggesager Archive at Det Danske Institut i Rom: How Losses in Translation Were Able to Retain Plurality" as part of the 8. Forum Architekturwissenschaft "The Power of Sources". Registration Link here: https://tu-berlin.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5Yvcu2pqDkpHtP5tjA-dx8dOO73aRf8s1iz

19/01/2022

Today Utzonia is on the Arkitektskolen Aarhus webpage
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UTZONIA: Angela Gigliotti and Troels Rugbjerg have edited a publication which explores links between the welfare state and Jørn Utzon's practice.

The publication presents and analyzes a series of projects carried out by Utzon during the second half of the twentieth century. Each of these is interpreted through a set of infographics that offer a critical perspective on “welfare state architecture” and its politico-ideological implications.

Read more:
https://aarch.dk/utzonia-book-explores-links-between-welfare-state-and-utzon/

Published by: ListLab Publisher
Graphic Design: U67 - Office of Architecture
Sponsors: Statens Kunstfond // DIS - Study Abroad in Scandinavia and The Aarhus School of Architecture.

Utzon Center

11/01/2022

Angela Gigliotti and Troels Rugbjerg did another interview this time for our Finnish readers! Thanks bookm-ark.fi ♡
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Blogipäivitys – Blog Update! Haastattelussa Angela Gigliotti ja Troels Rugbjergn heidän uudesta kirjastaan – An interview with Angela Gigliotti and Troels Rugbjerg about their new book. Enjoy! https://www.bookm-ark.fi/2022/01/utzonia-from-to-denmark-with-love/

03/01/2022

Let's start this year on FB by sharing with you a fresh interview to Angela Gigliotti and Troels Rugbjerg made by Federica Sofia Zambeletti and the KooZA/rch team about our dear Utzonia! Enjoy reading!

06/12/2021

Last month Angela Gigliotti and Troels Rugbjerg had a talk about Utzonia with Artwort (IT/UK)
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Utzonia è un libro che, come suggerisce il titolo, è la rappresentazione visionaria di una città utopistica.

01/12/2021

Our very own Angela Gigliotti and Fabio Gigone have joined forces to write a piece on "Drawing" the Vol. 2 of STOÀ journal titled "A Return Ticket to Academia". Here is the amazing line-up of old and new friends AND all the info to get a copy https://stoajournal.com/Issue-02 Thanks to Alberto Calderoni and the whole STOÁ team for this nice adventure together!

18/11/2021

Sorry for our silence, but we have been tempted by instagram, so if you want to recover a year of U67 you better drop by https://www.instagram.com/officeu67/

If you are in Rome next week and want to drop by Accademia di Danimarca - Det Danske Institut i Rom our very own Angela Gigliotti is co-organizing with Erik Sporon Fiedler a series of lectures titled “North/South: architectural and economic reflections”.

The scope is to tackle the relevance of architectural and economic exchanges between Nordic and Mediterranean context. The series will unfold four reflections: (1) about the Kay Fisker’s architectural production and the relevance of such known Danish architect for contemporary architects in South Europe; (2) about the idea of a Southern Spirit of Capitalism; (3) about the thinking and rethinking of debt in the wake of a decade of crises; (4) about a re-consideration of dominant masters in architectural discourse, focusing on the Jørn Utzon’s cross-borders projects and questioning Nordic canons in architectural history and theory.

(If you instead are a Zoom-aholic and want to connect from home here you go: Meeting ID 894 2309 1382 / Passcode 564625)