Architects’ Roundtable 2023-24
Architects’ Roundtable 2023-24
Participants
Jasmine Saluja | PLURAL
Ketaki Tare | Bombay61
Mayuri Sisodia | MAD[E] in Mumbai
Pranav Naik | Studio Pomegranate
Rohit Shinkre | Rohit Shinkre Architects
Samir D’Monte | SDM Architects
Urmi Kenia | Urban Center Mumbai
moderated by School of Environment and Architecture (Rupali Gupte, Dushyant Asher)
The annual Architects’ Roundtable at SEA invites practitioners and pedagogues to pursue a focused discussion on relevant and contemporary issues in the field of architecture. Commoning Architecture, its 2023-24 iteration, invites six practitioners to reflect on the role of architects and architectural practices in assembling different forms of commons. Our provocation is in response to the ongoing partitioning of urban space and its resources through hard boundaries of privatisation, segregation, surveillance, displacement, enclaving, and zoning. The roundtable discussion will be facilitated by SEA with the dual aim of scrutinising how existing architectural practices perpetuate existing divisions and drawing out lessons from inventive experiments undertaken by spatial practitioners.
venue
School of Environment & Architecture
CKP Colony, Borivali West, Mumbai 400 091
COMMONING ARCHITECTURE
15 February 2024, 4:00PMParticipants
Jasmine Saluja | PLURAL
Ketaki Tare | Bombay61
Mayuri Sisodia | MAD[E] in Mumbai
Pranav Naik | Studio Pomegranate
Rohit Shinkre | Rohit Shinkre Architects
Samir D’Monte | SDM Architects
Urmi Kenia | Urban Center Mumbai
moderated by School of Environment and Architecture (Rupali Gupte, Dushyant Asher)
The annual Architects’ Roundtable at SEA invites practitioners and pedagogues to pursue a focused discussion on relevant and contemporary issues in the field of architecture. Commoning Architecture, its 2023-24 iteration, invites six practitioners to reflect on the role of architects and architectural practices in assembling different forms of commons. Our provocation is in response to the ongoing partitioning of urban space and its resources through hard boundaries of privatisation, segregation, surveillance, displacement, enclaving, and zoning. The roundtable discussion will be facilitated by SEA with the dual aim of scrutinising how existing architectural practices perpetuate existing divisions and drawing out lessons from inventive experiments undertaken by spatial practitioners.
venue
School of Environment & Architecture
CKP Colony, Borivali West, Mumbai 400 091