Associate Professor of Practice in the Architecture Section and Founding Director of MODU Rachely Rotem delivered “Indoor Urbanism” as part of the Syracuse University School of Architecture lecture series. The lecture included a discussion of MODU’s recently published Field Guide to Indoor Urbanism.

Indoor Urbanism calls for a shift in environmental thinking, emphasizing the exchange between architecture and the city, both from the inside-out and outside-in perspectives. This concept merges the scales of urbanism and interiors, pushing the boundaries of architecture. Rachely will present MODU’s recent book, “Field Guide to Indoor Urbanism," along with relevant projects.

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