philadelphia PENNSYLVANIA
University of Pennsylvania, PennDesign
critic: Tom WISCOMBE.
assistant instructor: Ryan MACYAUSKI.
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Michael KIPFER & Eric WONG: Our project is executed with two chunky and strong figures: a large jack and a slightly manipulated cube.
new haven CONNECTICUT
Yale School of Architecture
critics: Tom WISCOMBE & Nate HUME
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Brandon HALL: This project engages with the discourse of contemporary composites through vacuum formed simulations, creating a composite surface by squishing and embedding objects, imitating thin film layers which could eventually have performative qualities such as EL lighting or thin film solar panels. This meta-assembly explores the relationship between the highly articulated figure and a faceted surface. The assembly embeds 3-D printed figures that have been clicked into the surface, pocketed to accommodate the figures.
Brandon HALL, composites, digital fabrication, Nate HUME, squished, tom WISCOMBE, vacuum forming, Yale, yale school of architecture
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