Pascal Flammer studied architecture at the ETH Zürich, Lausanne, TU Delft and has travelled extensively in Europe, South America as well as the Middle and Far East. He opened his practice in 2005 and has won several national and international awards, such as the Swiss Art Award of the Swiss Ministry of Culture (2006) and the Philippe Rotthier European Prize for Architecture (2014). Pascal gained his experience through his time at Valerio Olgiati, where he worked from 1998 until 2005. He has taught at the Accademia di Architettura di Mendrisio, the GSD at Harvard University and at the Sandberg Instituut in Amsterdam and he is currently teaching at ETH Zürich. On Monday 25 April, he gave an open lecture entitled “Precarious Balance”, in the Foros 2016 cycle, “Origin”, and he reflected on the influence in his architecture of system, concept and composition. His work moves in the contradiction between simplicity and complexity, certainty and ambiguity, and logic and its apparent absence. For Pascal Flammer, architecture is about proposing a way of life, where the important thing is not so much the building or the architect as the values offered by each new intervention.
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