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Lawrence Wallen

Emeritus Professor

School of Architecture and Built Environment

SERVICE & LEADERSHIP

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  • OTHER FELLOWSHIP
    Bogliasco Fellow
    1 Apr 2020
  • OTHER FELLOWSHIP
    KTP Visiting Fellow
    1 Dec 2015
  • BOOK EDITORSHIP
    Space and Desire: Scenographic Strategies in Theatre, Art and Media
    1 Jan 2011
  • BOOK EDITORSHIP
    Space and Truth / Raum und Wahrheit
    1 Jan 2009
    A series on Scenography by the Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdk). Published with the support of the Swiss National science Foundation.
  • BOOK EDITORSHIP
    Space and Power
    1 Jan 2008
    Space and Power offers a transdisciplinary perspective in regard to the navigation, interaction and communication that exists both implicitly and explicity in complex, dynamic and distributed power systems in the area of spatial design.
  • BROADCAST OR MEDIA ENGAGEMENT
    26 Feb 2003
    Past landscape is a 17-minute film commissioned by Televiso de Catalunya SA and Mondigromax (Barcelona). Past Landscape explores the way in which we perceive landscape by juxtaposing elements that represent ways of knowing our physical environment. The house visualises the dancers childhood memories . The landscape they remember is one of detail and fragments that need no assemblage or categorisation. The tex written by the dancers traces the complex relationship between them and the memories attached to this physical space and garden that has been central to them for most of their lives. Working with the disparity between the seemingly objective authority of the text and the poetic subjective nature of the garden, the work questions the way we define and remember our physical environment and the way in which socio-political influences affect the way we interpret and remember space / land. The research is primarily visual and lies in the dramaturgical structure that allows an unfolding of the spatial biography of the two subjects.