co+laboradović     more, more, more co+labo glimpses into future Japanese architecture    
One of the often repeated descriptions of how co+labo operates (one which almost became our unofficial motto) is: "more, always more!". In this semester, under the coordination of co+labo's Sano Satoshi, that principle is applied to the guest lecture programme of our Studio B. The intensity of encounters between the students and young, up-and-coming Japanese architects is not slowing down. 
On 8 May, we will be hosting Maru Architects Yohei Tanako and Sahiko Morita, and Levi Architecture's Jun Nakagawa.

  

co+laboradović        presentation by Ivan Filipović, new research student at co+labo                 
Since the start of this school year, co+labo is stronger by one new research student. In April, Ivan Filipović joined us as a visiting international student, with an intention to enroll Keio PhD programme at co+labo. On 24 May, he held a  seminar, presenting the current version of his research proposal and a very interesting professional career with several projects which frame his interest in fortress-like urban enclosures, such as embassies. Ivan's project promises to add new dimension to one of the central co+labo preoccupations - explorations of interactions between public and private spaces and practices which make the urban.