In-between Life and Death | guest lecture by Felipe De Ferrari - Plan Común, Paris

Plan Común
Founded 2012 in Santiago de Chile and based in Paris since 2018, Plan Común provides strategies to maximize and reinforce public and collective space – understood as a key aspect of architecture, regardless of scale or program – by means of simple architecture tools, through critical discourse, research, design and building. Plan Común are convinced that radical, basic, even silent forms are more likely to be relevant and universal to serve as a support for collective use and imagination. They use a critical and strategic approach towards briefs and commissions, in order to question and transform spatial hierarchy and uses.

Felipe De Ferrari
graduated from Universidad Católica de Chile in 2010 and co-founded Plan Común and OnArchitecture in 2012. He has given lectures and took part in seminars at numerous international institutions and universities like Centro de Cultura Contemporánea de Barcelona, X Sao Paulo Biennial, Mendrisio Academy of Architecture, Harvard GSD, Universidad Católica de Chile, Haus der Architektur Graz, Swiss Architecture Museum, Zagreb School of Architecture, Bauhaus Universität Weimar, CCA Montréal, KU Leuven, TU Wien.
His articles and interviews have been published in 2G Magazine, AA Files, Architectural Review, Archithese, ARQ, ARCH+, Materia, San Rocco. He is co-editor of ‘ARQ Docs: Pier Vittorio Aureli’, 2014, ‘ARQ Docs: Atelier Bow-Wow’ (2015), ‘Lugares Comunes‘ (ARQ 2015), ‘Stereografia: Tattara & Zenghelis‘ (ARQ 2020), ‘Harquitectes.
Textos y Entrevistas’ (Puente Editores 2021)

further information
http://www.plancomun.com