london UNITED KINGDOM
Villa D or “Diamonds” is a project for a multi-family residence in Wemmel, a suburbian village just outside of Brussels. The typology of a multi-family villa is foreign to Belgium, where most people live in single-family homes.
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cincinnati OHIOUniversity of Cincinnati
critic: Mara MARCU.suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Sam KISSING: Zoomable World/Misbehaved Tectonics explores the migration of a structural precedent into a dramatically mutated taxonomy function of a highly iterative prototyping and computational regime.
architecture, Mara MARCU, Sam KISSING, University of Cincinnati, University of Cincinnati DAAP
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los angeles CALIFORNIASCI-Arc
critic: Ramiro DIAZ-GRANADOS.suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Botio KUO: A building becomes an urban artifact when the scale of it becomes big enough to be considered urbanism.
architecture, Botio KUO, ramiro DIAZ-GRANADOS, SCI-arc
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philadelphia PENNSYLVANIAUniversity of Pennsylvania, PennDesign
critic: Paul PREISSNER.suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Lyly HUYEN & Aeree RHO: We exploded architecture into parts, and then begin to use those parts to make things that look like pointless toys, or big inert things too shy to be helpful . . .
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london UNITED KINGDOMAA DRL
critics: Theodore SPYROPOULOS, Mustafa EL-SAYED, & Apostolis DESPOTIDIS.suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
XO (Aleksandar BURSAC, Lisa KUHNHAUSEN, Suzan IBRAHIM, & Georgia TSOLI): In our research we work on self-regulated, high-population, machinic ecologies that engage their local environments to create prototypical spaces.
AA, AADRL, Aleksandar BURSAC, Apostolis DESPOTIDIS, architectural association, architecture, Georgia TSOLI, Lisa KUHNHAUSEN, Mustafa EL-SAYED, Suzan IBRAHIM, theodore SPYROPOULOS
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san francisco CALIFORNIAMany newer architectural practices in the Bay Area are establishing compelling trajectories in their work through the utilization of new thinking and innovative design mediums. . . .
event: “Architecture Next Now” with IwamotoScott, Thom FAULDERS, First Office, Endemic, & more.
Wednesday, 07/27 and 08/24
6.00 p.m. (opening) / SPUR Urban Center Gallery
654 Mission Street
San Francisco, California 94105architecture, clark THENHAUS, Endemic, First Office, iwamotoscott, lecture, NOTHINGeverHAPPENS, SPUR, SPUR Urban Center Gallery, THOM FAULDERS
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los angeles CALIFORNIAUCLA
critic: Neil DENARI.suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Jeisler SALUNGA: House 1-2-3-4 primarily focuses on sequencing program and framing them in elevation. The house utilizes the pitched roofs to give each house a clear formal identity and elicit a sense of domesticity and vernacular.
architecture, case study houses, house, Jeisler SALUNGA, neil DENARI, UCLA, University of California Los Angeles
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cambridge MASSACHUSETTSFive Things to Note about Best Sandwiches . . .
architecture, jennifer BONNER, MALL
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los angeles CALIFORNIASCI-Arc
critic: Darin JOHNSTONE.suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Botio KUO & Austin ANDERSON: Buildings become monolithic when the scale of its members become small enough or ubiquitous enough to be erased by the presence of the whole object.
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cambridge MASSACHUSETTSHarvard GSD
critics: Cristina DIAZ MORENO & Efrén GARCÍA GRINDA.suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Zack MATTHEWS: As seen in great historical London typologies such as the Gentlemen’s Club, or Josef Paxton’s Great Stove of Chatsworth, the city and culture of London has been a main thoroughfare of new programs and typological imaginations based on highly specific cultural desires and current needs of public space.
architecture, Cristina DIAZ MORENO, Efrén GARCÍA GRINDA, harvard GSD, Zack MATTHEWS
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