los angeles CALIFORNIA

SCI-Arc
Spring 2014 Visual Studies Seminar
critic: M. Casey REHM

The “Fat and Filigree” seminar explored a series of operations which forced students to engage the codification design and disciplinary intent at the local level.

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los angeles CALIFORNIA

UCLA A.UD
Technology Seminar, Spring 2013
“ADD OPPORTUNITY: Additive Manufacturing & New Business Models”
critic: Kivi SOTAMAA

suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.

Nicholas SOLAKIAN, Derek BUELL, & Peter NGUYEN: International Aid organizations ship billions of dollars of aid and relief supplies to people in need around the world. One such organizations is Direct Relief International, based out of Santa Barbara, CA. Our research looks at the possible demand for 3-D printed, on-demand products in such disaster zones.

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gramolazzo ITALY

Yale School of Architecture, Disheveled Geometries Seminar
critic: Mark Foster GAGE

suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.

R. J. TRIPODI & Nicholas KEHAGIAS: This project takes the inherent qualities of marble as the inspiration for the development of a panel composed of two interlocking pieces.

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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.

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copenhagen DENMARK

seminar: digital.material
date: monday 26.04
time: 17:30-20:00
venue: rom for kunst and architecture, maridalsveien 3 0178 oslo

this seminar will discuss the installations in the gallery, focussing upon cita´s works and methodologies and underlying research. the presentation will be followed by some reflections by prof. michael hensel and toni österlund around the new digital design methods and their influence on architectural practice.

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