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Christian Dupraz | Photographer: Louise Alberton
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After obtaining a diploma at the Geneva School of Engineering School EIG, Christian Dupraz undertakes studies at the School of Architecture of the University of Geneva EAUG, chaired by professor Bruno Reichlin.
Laureate of the Arditi Prize of Architecture and Urbanism (1996), in 1999 he is awarded funding from the Swiss National Fund for Scientific Research FNS for his research on the use of reinforced concrete in architecture during the 1950s.
In parallel to his activity as an independent architect, www.christiandupraz.ch (1996), he pursues cultural and academic engagements, writes for various journals, «Gunite over? Christian Dupraz» a-editions.ch (2013), «André Gaillard, Les architectes du XXème siècle à Genève», Christian Dupraz éditeur, FAS cahier n°2, (2006), conceives and creates furniture, (2010).
Professor at the Geneva University of Art and Design HEAD since 2001, at the Nancy School of Architecture (2001) and at the Lyon School of Architecture (2004). Christian Dupraz is a member of various associations, Federation of Swiss Architects BSA-FAS. He is co-founder of Maison de l’Architecture in Geneva MA-GE, member of the council of the Braillard Foundation in Geneva FBA 2009-2015 and of the board of the State of Geneva Cantonal Fund for Contemporary Art FCAC (2002 to 2010).
His work draws on all fields of experience. He privileges dialogue with diverse users, conducts experimentation on questions of memory, form and distantiation. He undertakes through the project, and in particular and sometimes constrained contexts, an architecture of experience that expresses its value by the precision of the means engaged. The constance of this architect’s theoretical and constructive preoccupations lead him to highlight the profoundly singular character of every creation.
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Christian Dupraz | Photographer: Louise Alberton
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After obtaining a diploma at the Geneva School of Engineering School EIG, Christian Dupraz undertakes studies at the School of Architecture of the University of Geneva EAUG, chaired by professor Bruno Reichlin.
Laureate of the Arditi Prize of Architecture and Urbanism (1996), in 1999 he is awarded funding from the Swiss National Fund for Scientific Research FNS for his research on the use of reinforced concrete in architecture during the 1950s.
In parallel to his activity as an independent architect, www.christiandupraz.ch (1996), he pursues cultural and academic engagements, writes for various journals, «Gunite over? Christian Dupraz» a-editions.ch (2013), «André Gaillard, Les architectes du XXème siècle à Genève», Christian Dupraz éditeur, FAS cahier n°2, (2006), conceives and creates furniture, (2010).
Professor at the Geneva University of Art and Design HEAD since 2001, at the Nancy School of Architecture (2001) and at the Lyon School of Architecture (2004). Christian Dupraz is a member of various associations, Federation of Swiss Architects BSA-FAS. He is co-founder of Maison de l’Architecture in Geneva MA-GE, member of the council of the Braillard Foundation in Geneva FBA 2009-2015 and of the board of the State of Geneva Cantonal Fund for Contemporary Art FCAC (2002 to 2010).
His work draws on all fields of experience. He privileges dialogue with diverse users, conducts experimentation on questions of memory, form and distantiation. He undertakes through the project, and in particular and sometimes constrained contexts, an architecture of experience that expresses its value by the precision of the means engaged. The constance of this architect’s theoretical and constructive preoccupations lead him to highlight the profoundly singular character of every creation.
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