Viewing Vorarlberg

Travelling exhibition comes to Halifax.

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Getting Things Done: Evolution of the Built Environment in Vorarlberg.
Dalhousie University’s School of Architecture
May 1-21, 7pm
free

Can’t visit Austria? Don’t worry, a small piece of the country is coming to Halifax.

It’s a travelling exhibition called, "Getting Things Done: Evolution of the Built Environment in Vorarlberg." It focuses on architecture and emphasizes the building culture in the State of Vorarlberg, Austria.

Over the last half a century Vorarlberg has been gaining international attention for its innovative designs and buildings. Invested in young designers who have a traditional eye, they focus on being ecologically friendly while moulding their work around Vorarlberg’s alpine landscape.

The presentation will include a large variety of photos and photographic illusions. If anyone has questions feel free to ask the exhibit curator and project leader, Wolfgang Fiel. He’ll be talking about the building movement.