

Investigative, with Déborah López and Hadin Charbel
Dec 30, 2024
In this conversation, Déborah López, an architect and associate professor, and Hadin Charbel, co-founder of Pareid, delve into art's role in confronting climate change. They share their innovative projects, merging architecture with ecological themes to engage audiences in environmental narratives. The duo discusses the significance of speculative design, the complexities of Arctic research, and the importance of integrating indigenous knowledge. Their insights into interactive storytelling and climate fiction pave the way for hopeful futures in architecture and sustainability.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Intertwined Journeys: Architecture and Art
01:32 • 20min
Exploring Speculation and Agency in Climate Preservation
21:07 • 3min
Exploring the Intersection of Teaching, Technology, and Climate Storytelling
23:39 • 3min
Investigating the Arctic: Challenges and Narratives
26:48 • 26min
Innovative Projects in Heritage and Ecology
53:05 • 5min
Exploring Coal Mine Restoration and Fossil Preservation
58:00 • 4min