At the 2018 Toronto Design Offsite Festival, the Studio Theater at the Harbourfront Center will host TO DO Talks that will feature of panel of award-winning designers from the internationally renowned Aberrant Architecture studio.
Throughout the talk, the founders of Aberrant Architecture, David Chambers and Kevin Haley, will consider an array of experiences, ideas and more that are considered to be a part of the "outtakes" of architecture, or what goes on behind the scenes before the final product is presented to the public. In addition gaining candid insights from the founders, audience members will hear from Beatrice Galilee, the Daniel Brodsky Associate Curator of Architecture and Design at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
The talk will take place on January 19th from 7:30 until 9 PM, and tickets are available online for $12 to $15, with the lower rate reserved for students and seniors.
Architecture Outtake Talks
Toronto Design Offsite's TO DO Talks will Feature Aberrant Architecture
Trend Themes
1. Behind-the-scenes Architecture - Exploring the behind-the-scenes process of architecture presents opportunities for innovative design approaches and improved collaboration.
2. Insights From Industry Experts - Gaining candid insights from award-winning designers and curators provides valuable knowledge for the architecture community to enhance their own work.
3. Integrating Experiences in Design - Considering a range of experiences in the architectural design process opens opportunities for creating more immersive and user-centric spaces.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - The architecture industry can benefit from exploring the behind-the-scenes process to uncover new design strategies and improve project outcomes.
2. Design Education - Educational institutions focused on design can incorporate insights from industry experts in their curriculum to prepare students for real-world challenges and trends.
3. Art and Museum Curation - Art and museum curators can learn from the panel discussion to enhance their understanding of the role of architecture in shaping meaningful experiences within exhibition spaces.