Javier García-Germán: Ruth & Norman Moore Visiting Professor of Architecture Lecture

Javier García-Germán delivered the Ruth & Norman Moore Visiting Professor of Architecture Lecture titled “Climate, Body, and Pleasure: a Typological Approach to Architecture” at WashU's Sam Fox School October 19, 2023.
Founder of the award-winning practice TAAs - totem arquitectos asociados - García-Germán also directs the Madrid School of Architecture’s graduate programs in collective housing and ecological building. Recent projects include the Castellana 94 office building and the 159-unit Carabanchel collective housing for the Madrid city council.
García-Germán is currently the Ruth & Norman Moore Visiting Professor of Architecture at WashU’s Sam Fox School.
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