Architecture doesn’t teach. And yet physical space can be a powerful tool for encouraging new forms of education. Since 2009, the architects of RAUM have been questioning the spatial arrangements and constructive conditions needed to share knowledge. Class struggle, architectures and learning situations presents their work in the field of teaching, production and artistic dissemination.
To coincide with the construction of the new building for the Paris-Cergy Arts School, the exhibition raises the question of ‘what architecture can do’ in terms of teaching, through seven of the studio’s projects.