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Don DAVID: From the classical Greek column standards, to geometric patterns of traditional Islamic Mosques, to the exposed structural systems of Centre Pompidou, there is a simple understanding that is shared across cultures and time…
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Luis GARCIA: Plans, Profiles, and Faces explore the potential that the face filter from Snap Chat and Instagram can bring to the design of the building facade.
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Victor SUNG: In planning for and keeping up with an explosion of urban growth, the Chinese government is encouraging the spread of a very quickly built, uniform field of residential towers.
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Cole MASUNO and John WANG: The transmission of digital information has transformed the way we design and inhabit space. Design no longer begins with abstraction, but instead from the discretization of data from existing objects to generate emergent others.
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Andy BAKO: The etymology of the word “normal” means “that which is made by the carpenter’s square.” It is manufactured by humans, consists of right angles, and behaves predictably…
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Could Be ARCHITECTURE : Could Be Architecture’s exterior signage design and interior architecture radically transform an existing space to create identity and cultivate community for Twisted Hippo Taproom and Eatery, located in Chicago’s Albany Park neighborhood.
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Carla BONILLA and Yang LI : This project weaves between the interstitial and the urban in order to deal with a non-site, playing with existing strange characteristics to create new hybrids.
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Barbara SCHICKERMUELELR: The project is combining an artificial meat factory with a markethall, serving as an economic catalyst for the struggling city of Detroit.
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William DOLIN and Ryan SHIN: A housing project that exists within a grey zone between traditional models of ownership and co-operative living, this building attempts to challenge contemporary notions of productivity and efficiency.
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Andrew HOMICK and Yiren WENG: Located in the Beyoğlu district of Istanbul, this project reimagines the ruins as something generic; not special at all, implementing a new role for the Tophane Barracks.
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