Join the free lecture titled "The Architecture of Waste" by Prof. Christopher P. Heuer, the 2024 Geddes Fellow at Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture. The lecture will delve into the concept of repurposing discarded materials and ideas, questioning the transformation of wastelands into innovative sites. Prof. Heuer will explore the fusion of art and industry within the context of environmental movements, reflecting on the significance of waste as a present and future element rather than just a past relic. The event, scheduled for April 4, 2024, at Minto House on Chambers Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1JZ, is open to all. Whether attending in-person or virtually, participants are encouraged to register to secure their spot. By examining projects like the Repurposed Bingham Copper Pit Mine in Utah, the lecture aims to provoke contemplation on the role of waste in shaping our surroundings.

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