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Informing Form Through Design Computation in Practice
Too often, the problem of environmentally responsive design is seen solely through the lens of technological innovation. The high-tech solutions brought about by this approach, while progressive and inventive, are often overly optimistic about the pace at which new technologies can be developed and deployed as real-world construction systems. This issue becomes increasingly pressing as a majority of construction projects (and a majority of the greenhouse gas emissions) shifts to the developing world. How can we use our high-tech design methods to develop designs that respond to the environment and function in a low-tech way? read more
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We were just able to get our hands on some of the images form the (im)material processes exhibition @ the Beijing Biennale. It was held @ the 798 complex in a beautifully renovated industrial building. If ever in Beijing, this stop is a must and if you can not make it you can take a look @ of our flickr page.
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We just got our hands on a copy of [Im]material Process that was put together by the Beijing Biennale Curator: Neil Leach. It is a survey of the top Undergraduate and Graduate Architecture Schools from around the world. Below are few example pages taken from the book that showcase the wide range of content being documented. When it becomes available, we will be sure to provide all the necessary information on how to acquire it. Enjoy…. read more
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We have recently received the PS 1 proposal from Para. Para was a finalist in this years Young Architect’s Program organized by PS1 MoMa. Please take the time to view there interesting proposal>
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Upcoming show @ the California College of the Arts from Visible Research Office.
The Aortic Arc creates a canopy over a student lounge in an existing two-story atrium at the heart of CCA’s San Francisco campus. The canopy is equal parts light scope, spatial definer and viewing portal. The canopy arc’s over an existing concrete beam and is topped by three portals. Two of the portals are located to pull in light from above while a third allows for discrete views into the lounge below. read more
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