Lecture Performance: Tuning in to Organizational Innovation – Music as a Metaphor to Understand the Improvisational Field in Organizations
Topic: Managing Organizations Invited Session: Enabling Collaborative Innovation Christopher Dell/Wolfgang Stark Tuning in to organizational innovation – music as a metaphor to understand the improvisational field in organizations Ausschnitt aus dem Essay: <What allows today´s companies and organizations to be innovative in a complex world? How can we disclose the secrets of an innovative culture […]
Lecture Performance: Tuning in to Organizational Innovation – Music as a Metaphor to Understand the Improvisational Field in Organizations
Topic: Managing Organizations Invited Session: Enabling Collaborative Innovation Christopher Dell/Wolfgang Stark Tuning in to organizational innovation – music as a metaphor to understand the improvisational field in organizations What allows today´s companies and organizations to be innovative in a complex world? How can we disclose the secrets of an innovative culture in organizations? Can musical […]
Essay: Universität der Nachbarschaften 04.10
“Universität der Nachbarschaften 04.10” mit Bernd Kniess, Michael Koch & Ellen Fiedelmeier, Universität der Nachbarschaften ist eine Kooperation der HafenCity Universität Hamburg (HCU), Hamburg.
Thinking Space Musically
Lecture Performance at Architectural Association London date: 2010-02-16 link to video Christopher Dell will explain his concept of a musical approach to conceptualise space. He will refer to the performative notation concepts of new music and present parts of his actual studies ‘Improvisations on Urbanity’ and ‘Tacit Urbanism’. Born in 1965, Christopher Dell lives and […]
Architectural Behaviourology- Yoshiharu Tsukamoto
Sunday, 21 March 2010 A lecture by Yoshiharu Tsukamoto – Atelier Bow Wow, Tokyo followed by a conversation led by Matthias Sauerbruch and Christopher Dell. in cooperation with the Japan Foundation This event takes place during the Units of Ecole Special d’Architecture, Paris and University College Dublin “Behaviour comes to mind as a […]
