We warmly invite you to join us at the jubilee edition of the Days of Oris 20 symposium, which will be held on 12 and 13 December 2020 in Zagreb.

 

Days of Oris is an international architecture convention organised by Oris magazine and the Oris House of Architecture. The two-day event, which has been held since 2001, presents most significant names of the architectural and cultural scene and gathers more than 2000 visitors every year.

 

Speakers:

 

IDIS TURATO | Croatia

A very specific author of contemporary Croatian architecture, whose constant search for experiment involves design, education and media activity. Commissioner of the Croatian pavilion at the Venice Biennale of Architecture in 2020 and one of the authors of the concept The Port of Diversity – Rijeka European Capital of Culture 2020.  

 

BEVK PEROVIĆ ARHITEKTI | Slovenia
Architecture studio founded by Matija Bevk and Vaso Perović that, over the course of their 20-year-long continuous activity, has taken the central position at the Slovenian architecture scene and produced some of its crucial projects. Their most recent realisations include the New Gallery and Casemates in Wiener Neustadt (2020 Piranesi Award) and the Islamic Religious and Culture Centre in Ljubljana. 

 

ANNA HERINGER | Germany
German architect whose work is characterised by her social engagement, sustainable development and a transdisciplinary approach. She realised many projects in the developing countries. Her school complex in Rudrapur, Bangladesh attracted special attention and won the 2007 Aga Khan Award.

 

BOONSERM PREMTHADA | Thailand
Thai architect awarded for many of his projects and founder of the Bangkok Project Studio. His specific and distinctive style is the result of his dedication to traditional materials, brick and wood, as well as the critical approach to production relations in construction. Some of his most significant realisations are Kantana Film Institute and Elephant World. 
 

BARCLAY & CROUSSE | Peru
Peruvian architecture office founded by Sandra Barclay and Jean Pierre Crousse in 1994. Since 2006, they have been working in Lima. Their approach is rooted in the tradition of South American Modernism and especially focused on the Peruvian context. They are authors of the Paracas Museum, nominated for the 2018 Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize, and the UDEP campus, which has won the same award.

 

BERNARDO BADER | Austria
Leading Austrian architect of the middle generation whose work relies on the interpretation of traditional Alpine typologies and building techniques. Winner of the 2013 Aga Khan award for the Islamic Cemetery in Altach and the 2017 Piranesi award for the Salgenreuthe chapel in Krumbach.

 

CECILIA PUGA | Chile
One of the most interesting representatives of the vibrant Chilean contemporary architecture scene. Bold concepts, consistently implemented in all the stages, from sketch to realisation, have resulted with a series of iconic projects, like the Larraín House or Magellan Cruise Terminal, which is currently under construction.