philadelphia PENNSYLVANIA
University of Pennsylvania, PennDesign
critic: Ferda KOLATAN.
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Andrea YOAS & Karen MARTIN: The Museum of Useless Things investigates the thinking of design parts as estranged objects within the context of the building.
Andrea YOAS, architecture, ferda KOLATAN, Karen MARTIN, PennDesign, university of pennsylvania
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philadelphia PENNSYLVANIA
University of Pennsylvania, PennDesign
critic: Brennan BUCK.
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Nicholas Emmanuel MARIAKIS: Climate change exists as one of the fundamental challenges facing the future of planet Earth.
architecture, brennan BUCK, Nicholas Emmanuel MARIAKIS, penn design, PennDesign, UPenn
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brooklyn NEW YORK
Architect Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa delivers a three-part series of lectures on the apparent opposition between relational logic and formal autonomy.
lecture: Pablo LORENZO-EIROA.
Tuesday, 03/17 // 03/24 // 03/31
10.30 a.m.–12.00 p.m. / B2 Meyerson, Meyerson Hall
PennDesign
210 South 34th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
autonomy, lecture, NOTHINGeverHAPPENS, Pablo Lorenzo EIROA, PennDesign
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los angeles CALIFORNIA
University of Pennsylvania, PennDesign
critic: Neil DENARI.
assistant instructor: Jonathan SCELSA.
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Olga KARABINECH & Emily TYRER: This high-density development in Culver City has three programmatic neighborhood zones: cultural (museum, art school and student housing), live/work (office space, housing, retail) and entertainment (hotel, department store, luxury housing, and a market near the Expo Metro station).
architecture, Emily TYRER, los angeles, neil DENARI, Olga KARABINECH, PennDesign, university of pennsylvania, UPenn
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philadelphia PENNSYLVANIA
University of Pennsylvania, PennDesign
critic: Jonas COERSMEIER.
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Andrea YOAS: This project began with a spatial unit that was designed to aggregate in a completely space-filling manner. . . .
philadelphia PENNSYLVANIA
This symposium, “Simulating Natures,” explores how recent forms of media influence our understanding and formation of landscapes.
symposium: “Simulating Natures.”
Thursday, 03/19 – Friday, 03/20 // Lower Gallery, Meyerson Hall
PennDesign
210 South 34th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
event, karen M'CLOSKEY, keith VANDERSYS, NOTHINGeverHAPPENS, PennDesign, symposium, university of pennsylvania
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philadelphia PENNSYLVANIA
University of Pennsylvania, PennDesign
critics: Neil DENARI & John SCELSA.
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Dane STOKES & Greg WHITNEY: This project focuses on introducing a high-density, multi-use megastructure into the low density context of Los Angeles, California.
architecture, Dane STOKES, Greg WHITNEY, John SCELSA, megastructure, neil DENARI, penn design, PennDesign, university of pennsylvania
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philadelphia PENNSYLVANIA
University of Pennsylvania, PennDesign
critic: John HONG.
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Kordae HENRY: Ideas of camouflage, negotiation, and monumentality are terms used to create a new beacon for Seoul, South Korea’s Haebangchon district. . . .
architecture, camouflage, john HONG, Kordae HENRY, monumentality, penn design, PennDesign, university of pennsylvania
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philadelphia PENNSYLVANIA
University of Pennsylvania, PennDesign
critic: Neil DENARI.
assistant instructor: Jonathan SCELSA.
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Nicholas AUGER & Jonathan GORDER: X-Point City quite literally slices through Los Angeles, a city defined both by movement and imagery.
architecture, Jonathan GORDER, Jonathan SCELSA, mixed-use, neil DENARI, Nicholas AUGER, PennDesign, university of pennsylvania, UPenn
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philadelphia PENNSYLVANIA
University of Pennsylvania, PennDesign
critic: Hina JAMELLE.
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Angela HUANG: The proposal is a mixed-use of retail, hotel and residential apartment project that is looking to reinvent the identity of the brands, the user’s experience, and to breed a new type of shopping experience through notions of elegance and fluidity.
