atlanta GEORGIA
Georgia Institute of Technology, School of Architecture
critic: Volkan ALKANOGLU.
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Son VU: This untitled project is for a gallery in Atlanta, Georgia. It started with a process of creating abstract 2-D line drawings; these drawings were then interpreted into 3-D space.
atlanta GEORGIA
Georgia Institute of Technology
critic: Jennifer BONNER.
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Colin LIENHARD: Big Freedia’s Institute for Iconic Women: A Herstory of New Orleans. What defines a southern female icon? How does she inform her axonometric architecture?
architecture, Colin LIENHARD, Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech College of Architecture, jennifer BONNER
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atlanta GEORGIA
Joseph Choma—founder of the Design Topology Lab, an interdisciplinary design research practice—delivers the lecture “Designing as Understanding,” Friday, 11/07 at Georgia Tech College of Architecture.
lecture: Joseph CHOMA (Design Topology Lab), “Designing an Understanding.”
Friday, 11/07
12.00–1.00 p.m. / West Architecture, Room 258
Georgia Institute of Technology, College of Architecture
247 4th St. NW
Atlanta, GA 30332
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In philosophy the relationship between matter and form has traditionally been considered of a highly architectural nature. . . .
symposium: “MATTER THINKS!” with SPUYBROEK, TRUMMER, SABIN, INGOLD, & ZAERA-POLO.
Saturday, 03/29
12.00-6.00pm / Clough Commons Auditorium, Room 152
Georgia Tech
266 4th St NW
Atlanta, GA 30313
Alejandro ZAERA-POLO, event, georgia tech, Georgia Tech College of Architecture, jenny SABIN, lars SPUYBROEK, lecture, NOTHINGeverHAPPENS, peter TRUMMER, symposium, Tim INGOLD
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atlanta GEORGIA
Georgia Institute of Technology, School of Architecture
“Imagining a better future through Design & Research,” a film by Ryan Tyler Martinez, features a compilation of Final Studio reviews by Lars Spuybroek, Jennifer Bonner, Ellen Dunham-Jones, Marc Simmons, and many other faculty members at Georgia Tech.
Georgia Institute of Technology, georgia tech, Georgia Tech College of Architecture, Ryan Tyler MARTINEZ
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atlanta GEORGIA
Georgia Tech, School of Architecture
critic: Jennifer BONNER, Assistant Professor.
Basic architectural elements—wall, roof, floor, window, and door—when looked at together can be a real mess.
architecture, first year undergraduate studio, georgia tech, Georgia Tech College of Architecture, jennifer BONNER, roof
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atlanta GEORGIA
Driving cross-country from Los Angeles to Atlanta, Jennifer Bonner and Volkan Alkanoglu start a conversation about taxonomies, renderings, pavilions, and hip-hop somewhere between Flagstaff and Little Rock. . . .
[EXCERPTED FROM FRESH PUNCHES ]
*image: Bryant SUH, “Kinetic Tower.” Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc). Volkan ALKANOGLU, instructor.
Fresh Punches, georgia tech, Georgia Tech College of Architecture, jennifer BONNER, pavilion, rendering, SCI-arc, taxonomy, VOLKAN ALKANOGLU, woodbury university, writing
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atlanta GEORGIA
Georgia Institute of Technology, School of Architecture
critic: Volkan ALKANOGLU
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Annie McCARTHY: The design of a new Cooper Union vertical campus challenges notions of extrusion of floor plates in the tower typology by thinking of both formal and programmatic organization as discrete chunks. How can Cooper Union situate itself in a vertical context, and how does that relate to formal chunking in a tower? In fact, it is in a similar way to how Cooper Union organizes itself in current lateral relationships in the Manhattan grid—on the cusp of two colliding grids.
Annie McCARTHY, architecture, cooper union, Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech College of Architecture, gradient, tower, VOLKAN ALKANOGLU
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atlanta GEORGIA
Georgia Tech College of Architecture, “Infamous Lines” seminar
critic: Volkan ALKANOGLU
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Kasia ZYCINSKA: Stirling thought of hand drawing of conceptual studies and schemes playing an essential role in the development of his projects. He utilized two means of producing drawings: lead to render spatial relationships and color pencil to express materiality. An isometric, and perspectival projections became an important method of architectural representation for Stirling, not only as a presentation technique, but a design method.
architecture, drawing, Georgia Tech College of Architecture, Kasia ZYCINSKA, linework, seminar, VOLKAN ALKANOGLU
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Volkan Alkanoglu is the founding principal of Volkan Alkanoglu | DESIGN LLC and has a uniquely international background. His research and design work has been exhibited at several institutions including the Royal Academy of Arts in London and has been featured in international publications. Volkan Alkanoglu has collaborated as a Designer and Architect in several architectural practices in Germany, the United Kingdom, and the USA. During his tenure as a Project Director and Project Architect, he worked on many award winning projects with highly acclaimed international status.
volkan ALKANOGLU
Wednesday, 09/12
6.00-7.30 pm / Architecture East Auditorium
Georgia Tech College of Architecture
245 4th St. NW
Atlanta, Georgia 30332
event, georgia tech, Georgia Tech College of Architecture, lecture, NOTHINGeverHAPPENS, VOLKAN ALKANOGLU
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