© MAFRA PETR TOPIČThe Path to an organic architecture
Principles of living organic architecture. Examples of completed buildings. Features of school buildings that support education and childcare. Architect Oldřich Hozman will introduce you to the principles of therapeutic features of architecture. Oldřich Hozman is a senior architect from the Czech Republic who came from Europe to Canada and the USA for a few weeks. On this occasion, he was approached to give a series of lectures. We invite you to listen to his perspective on architecture and the shaping of the space around us – a perspective shaped by the European context, long-term practice and an emphasis on the relationship between place, structure and man.
Architect Oldřich Hozman (b.1964): A graduate of architecture and furniture design he has also studied Feng Shui and the subtle energies of the landscape. In addition he has also studied eurythmy, anthroposophic art therapy and Goetheanistic sculpture and sculptural renderings of the seven capitals and columns of the First Goetheanum. He has offices both in Dornach and in the Czech Republic. His work incorporates the
principles of holistic architecture, the subtle forces of nature, and geomancy. He focuses on healthy building materials and designs low-energy and environment. ally-friendly buildings. He teaches courses in modelling and carving organic Goetheanistic forms and lectures internationally on topics such as holistic, anthroposophic and organic architecture, the twelve senses, and healthy architecture for schools and learning.
YOU ARE WARMLY INVITED TO A PRESENTATION BY OLDŘICH HOZMAN
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16th, AT 7:00 PM local time (EST),
Seminar room, Hesperus Village
1 Hesperus Road, Vaughan, ON
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