01924nmm a22002537a 4500003000900000005001700009008004100026022001400067040002800081100003200109245004500141260003400186306001100220500023000231501044600461504023800907504006801145520028701213653001501500653003201515653001901547653001901566856008501585ES-BaAUN20230929080511.0221102b        |||    |o||j| 00| 0 eng d  a2575-5374  aES-BaAUNbengcES-BaAUN1 aBarber, Daniel A.eauthor. 11aChanging the Discipline through Pedagogy3 burbanNext,cJanuary 9, 2023.   a000729  aArchive, Climax Change!, Contributors, Daniel A. Barber, Densities, Energy and sustainability, expanding design practices, Formats, No Density, Pedro Gadanho, Politics and economics, Talk, Technology and fabrication, Topics.   aAdaptive reuse, Architect’s role, Architecture&climate, Architecture&environment, Architecture&knowledge, Building regulations, Building Technology, Climate change, Climax Change, Collective Awareness, Cultural agitator, Designing Strategies, Ecological agencies, Environment, History of Architecture, Industry, Inequality, Materials, On Discourse and Practices, Research, Resources, Shade Shaping, Social dynamics, talk, Tectonics, Wealth  aThis conversation is part of the Climax Change! Series, curated and hosted by Pedro Gadanho, in the context of his book Climax Change! How architecture must transform in the age of ecological emergency, published by Actar Publishers.  aThis series has been produced and edited by Candela De Bortoli.  aIn this talk, Daniel Barber reflects on rethinking pedagogical frameworks that value alternative modes of practice. Daniel also discusses how re-imagining the building industry can be an opportunity to develop a new historiography that considers equity and redistribution of wealth.  aNo density  aTechnology and fabrication   aClimax change   aClimate change40uhttps://urbannext.net/changing-the-discipline-through-pedagogy/ zAccess to info