Guided tour in dialogue
Yasmeen Lari
Teaching and Learning Architecture for the Future
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Yasmeen Lari finds inspiration in traditional building techniques adapted to the local climate, here wind-catcher houses in Thatta, Pakistan.
© photograph: Archiv Yasmeen Lari
Lari has cooperation programs with international universities as part of her zero-carbon self-build initiative. At the end of 2022, Rieger-Jandl visited Lari’s mud and bamboo buildings with students from TU Wien as part of their excursion to Zero-Carbon Architecture in Pakistan. Among other things, they have been engaging with questions of cultural heritage, eco-urbanism, and resilient self-construction techniques. In a dialogue with the curators, Andrea Rieger-Jandl leads us through the exhibition Yasmeen Lari: Architecture for the Future and reports on her experiences and the work of the students.
Mit: Andrea Rieger-Jandl, Professor at the Institute of History of Art, Building Archaeology and Restoration, TU Wien