boston MASSACHUSETTS
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Sophia X. CHANG: Suspense is a recent architectural installation at the INVIVIA Gallery in Cambridge, Massachusetts. . . .
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los angeles CALIFORNIAIngeborg M. Rocker was appointed Associate Professor of Architecture at Harvard in 2011, after serving as assistant professor there since 2005. Rocker’s theoretical work is devoted to questions regarding the impact of media on the perception, production, and thinking of architecture. As a designer and teacher of design, she deploys computer modeling as a tool for giving form to theoretical hypotheses in a didactic way. Rocker’s ongoing research has been widely publicized through numerous international magazines and books.
Ingeborg ROCKER, “Recursion: Aesthetics + Logics of Computation”
intro. by Marcelo SPINA
Wednesday, 04/03
7.00 pm / W.M. Keck Lecture Hall
SCI-Arc
960 East 3rd Street
Los Angeles, California 90013ingeborg ROCKER, lecture, marcelo SPINA, NOTHINGeverHAPPENS, SCI-arc
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princeton NEW JERSERYPrinceton SOA Lecture Series: “What I Did Next: Princeton’s Alternative Architectural Practices”
“Digital Geometries,” with Ingeborg ROCKER, Michael YOUNG & Kutan AYATA, Pablo Lorenzo EIROA, Branden HOOKWAY, & Yusuke OBUCHI
Wednesday, 11/28
6.00pm / Betts Auditorium
Princeton SOA
Princeton, New Jersey 08544Branden HOOKWAY, digital technologies, event, geometry, ingeborg ROCKER, kutan AYATA, lecture, michael YOUNG, NOTHINGeverHAPPENS, Pablo Lorenzo EIROA, princeton SOA, Yusuke OBUCHI
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new haven CONNECTICUTA generation ago, the post-modern quest for variation was a forceful plea against the dominant cultural technologies of the mechanical age. Today, digital technologies can deliver variations of all sorts and almost at no cost. Yet unlimited design variability inevitably challenges deeply ingrained assumptions of authorship. Contemporary digital culture and technologies favor and nurture a new notion of design indeterminacy, where objects are increasingly seen as systems able to self-organize and find the best solutions by themselves, when digitally empowered to do so.
Digital Design Theory Symposium: Digital Post-Modernities
Friday, 11/02
11.00 am - 4.30 pm / Smith Conference Room
Paul Rudolph Hall
180 York Street
New Haven, Connecticut 06511brennan BUCK, digital technologies, emmanuel PETIT, ingeborg ROCKER, mario CARPO, mark GAGE, michael YOUNG, roland SNOOKS, symposium, theory, Yale, yale school of architecture
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