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Enric Ruiz Geli | IT IS ALL ABOUT PARTICLES
Enric Ruiz Geli and his interdisciplinary architectural team Cloud 9 in Barcelona work at the interfaces between architecture, art, digital processes and technological material development. Their multifaceted projects include stage design, buildings, installations and patents. Cloud 9 is committed to the use of new technological developments, to create green structures that emulate nature and consider global warming scenarios. Enric Ruiz Geli & Cloud 9 have been awarded nationally and internationally for their research and innovation in design by the Southern California Institute of Architecture and the Catalonian Award of Environment for the Sustainable Architecture. Their most important projects include the Villa Nurbs in Empuriabrava, an organically formed, ecological and futuristic house; the Millennium Project in Valladolid; elBulliFoundation, a living laboratory in Cap de Creus; and the Media-ICT building in Barcelona that was the World Architecture Festival’s 2011 Building of the Year. www.ruiz-geli.com
Members of The Watermill Center receive free admission for two throughout our 2017 Summer Lecture Series and an invitation to a members only summer cocktail party in August. If you have not yet received the lecture series discount code, please email membership@watermillcenter.org.
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The Summer Lecture Series is curated by Robert Wilson and administered & co-curated by Almond Zigmund and Brian O’Mahoney, both independent artists and staff at The Watermill Center and Byrd Hoffman Water Mill Foundation.
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