princeton NEW JERSEY
Princeton SOA Lecture Series: “What I Did Next: Princeton’s Alternative Architectural Practices”
“Animate Matter,” with Brandon Clifford, Greg Lynn, Hilary Sample, Michelle Fornabai, and Caroline O’Donnell
Thursday, 11/08
6.00 pm / Betts Auditorium
Princeton SOA
Princeton, New Jersey 08544
brandon CLIFFORD, caroline O'DONNELL, event, greg LYNN, hilary SAMPLE, lecture, michelle FORNABAI, NOTHINGeverHAPPENS, princeton SOA
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los angeles CALIFORNIA
Peter Frankfurt from Imaginary Forces contaminates us with stories of collaborations between filmmakers and architects.
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CG, film, film graphics, greg LYNN, Imaginary Forces, interview, peter FRANKFURT
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vienna AUSTRIA
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project:
sebastian KAUS:
1. What is it?
The Jules Verne Foundation for Submarines and Deep-sea Robotics is a novel combination of a Jules Verne themed exhibition space, research center and a robotic submarine manufacturing center situated in Le Havre, Rrance. Best described as “amphibious” architecture, this unconventional waterfrontproject brings spatial elements from the underwater world to our terrestrial surface.
architecture, greg LYNN, sebastian KAUS, university of applied arts vienna
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los angeles CALIFORNIA
UCLA
critic: greg LYNN
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
james DIEWALD & matt GOLDSBERRY: Window Shopping Across the Void features three hundred thousand square feet of showrooms for fashion furniture and fine art in downtown Los Angeles. Contemporary media culture’s capacity to distract, captivate and capture large audiences is largely unrivalled by architecture. This is particularly the case in Los Angeles. Our project speculates on the spatial innovation made possible when the potentials of media experience motivate physical organization.
vienna AUSTRIA
Essence Angewandte Institute of Architecture year end exhibition at the Künstlerhaus, Vienna.
The exhibition design by Hani Rashid was conceived as a field matrix that displays and proliferates, information, models and materials from the Institutes architecture departments. The resulting terrain is a landscape of varying visions for the future of architecture. Over 60 works of students from the three design studios Zaha Hadid, Greg Lynn, and Hani Rashid were “spawned” across the field of 600 podiums.
The Essence Show 2012
Wednesday, 06/27 — 07/15
Künstlerhaus
Karlsplatz 5, 1010 Vienna
greg LYNN, hani RASHID, university of applied arts vienna, zaha hadid
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london UNITED KINGDOM
Translate the Intangible addresses the challenges of communicating dynamic aspects of contemporary design methodologies through static mediums such as text and images. As current design-oriented fields have amplified the implementation of computational and generative tools, the process of documentation and representation of the design process has become more difficult to express. Translate the Intangible will bring together a multi-disciplinary group of leading practitioners to discuss the challenges involved in expressing the process involved in their work and propose new perspectives addressing this issue.
Translate the Intangible: Kolarevic, Sarkisian, Lynn, Kilian, Dellatore, & Lipson.
Friday, 05/11
10.00 am / Lecture Hall, AA
36 Bedford Square
London, UK WC1B 3ES
AA, architectural association, axel KILIAN, branko KOLAREVIC, greg LYNN
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houston TEXAS
Panelists will explore theoretical approaches to digital fabrication and tooling systems, as well as the various implications and practical applications of digital fabrication and their impact on the practice and pedagogy of architecture.
Thursday, 03/29, 7.00pm
Keynote Speaker: Greg Lynn (Greg Lynn FORM; Professor, UCLA A.UD)
Friday, 03/30, 10.00am-5.00pm
Symposium Panelists: Elena Manferdini, David Ruy, Chris Lasch.
Organized by Wendy W. Fok, Assistant Professor, University of Houston.
Thursday, 02/29–Friday, 03/30
College of Arch. Theater (Rm. 150)
122 College of Architecture Building
The University of Houston
4800 Calhoun Road
Houston, Texas 77004
chris LASCH, david RUY, elena MANFERDINI, greg LYNN, lecture, University of Houston, wendy w. FOK
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los angeles CALIFORNIA
UCLA
critic: greg LYNN
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
james DIEWALD & matt GOLDSBERRY: Window Shopping Across the Void features three hundred thousand square feet of showrooms for fashion furniture and fine art in downtown Los Angeles. Contemporary media culture’s capacity to distract, captivate and capture large audiences is largely unrivalled by architecture. This is particularly the case in Los Angeles. Our project speculates on the spatial innovation made possible when the potentials of media experience motivate physical organization.
new haven CONNECTICUT
[EXHIBITION FINALIST]
Yale University SOA
critic: greg LYNN & brennan BUCK
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
ji-young YOON: This is an advanced studio project from Yale School of Architecture. The goal of this project was to explore the hypostyle hall as a new typology for high speed rail stations capable of connecting the space of the station to the existing city fabric. The site for this project was Los Angeles, California.
los angeles CALIFORNIA
UCLA
critic: greg LYNN
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
harlen MILLER & sontaya BLUANGTOOK: The Vault at Beverly Hills redefines the fine art and jewelry retail experience by merging commercial display and architectural form. The Vault acts as a display window and vertical plinth that emerges from the ground rather than the facade. Merchandise displays are oriented both towards the street as well as to the interior of the department store. The retail window display no long becomes a static plane, but an activated three dimensional construct.
