Trond Eide

Join architect and associate professor Trond Eide as he shares his unique journey and insights from 50 years of professional life dedicated to architecture. Discover his early fascination with "everyday beauties" and the sadness he felt witnessing the demolition of vernacular buildings in favor of "ugly things." Eide discusses his extensive experience in restoring, repairing, and maintaining existing structures, alongside designing new buildings. Learn about his current role as an associate professor focusing on the reuse of buildings, challenging the notion of "transformation" when adjustment is sufficient. This lecture offers a heartfelt perspective on architectural preservation, the importance of context, and the enduring value of traditional craftsmanship.

Recorded at the third annual Beauty and Ugliness in Architecture Conference, May 2nd - 4th, 2025.

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