In the context of the IABR–2018+2020–THE MISSING LINK the Architectuur Instituut Rotterdam (AIR, Rotterdam Architecture Institute) will host three publicly accessible evenings of lectures and debate on the interface of architecture, the energy transition, and the everyday living environment.

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The built environment is responsible for more than 30 percent of gross energy consumption, which makes it the largest end user of all sectors. Consequently, our everyday living environment is the field of activity of an urgent energy transition. But an energetic cultural change is hardly underway. What can we learn from the hopeful light-footedness of architectural experiments and how does Rotterdam not only ensure that any new housing is constructed in an energy-neutral way from now on, but that the existing city makes the transition as well?

Program:
7:00 pm: doors open
7:30 pm: start program
9:00 pm: end program, drinks at the HAKAfé

location: HAKA Building
date: June 12
time: 7 - 9 pm
language: Dutch