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Columbia GSAPP, Studio-X Mumbai, & NMIMS University

The project is located in Mumbai, on the boardwalk promenade of Carter Road. The ribs were constructed in a double layer of router-cut overlapping ½”MDF. The repetitive rib system, expressing the fluid transformation of a visual frame responding to different perception depending on the position of the viewer, defines both the structure and its deformation. . . .

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The Non-Linear Solution Unit (NSU) at GSAPP Columbia University and Interni Magazine feature the project Instant Installation, winner for the University of Memphis Art Museum in the occasion of the Art Lab Installation. Developed by a group of international students and guided by Caterina Tiazzoldi, Instant Installation explores architecture’s capacity to adapt and be reconfigured for different uses and locations with a unique spatial experience and a highly innovative yet cost efficient assembly type. It is a product reinventing the material, social, and educational possibilities of temporary exhibit spaces, creating visitor involvement into the space.

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The Non-Linear Solution Unit will feature the project “Instant Installation – Product Architecture” during the 2013 NY design week, May 18th-21st at Studio X New York.

Instant Installation is product is a pop-up Architecture developed by 24 international students guided by NSUs director Caterina Tiazzoldi.

Instant Installation at New York Design Week with Non-Linear Solution Unit & Caterina TIAZZOLDI
05/18–05/21
Studio X New York
180 Varick St.
New York, NY 10014

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What could be the relationship between these antagonist forces, from a strategy of speculation re-questioning the order of discourse, to theology and religious rhetoric, where emerges a figure… from their encounter… from the contradictory zones of the believers and unbelievers?

“The philosopher, the believers & z’shell-ter” w/ François ROCHE, Bijoy JAIN, Zasha COLAH, & Sumesh SHARMA
Friday, 02/15
6.30 pm / Studio Mumbai
Kitab Mahal, Fourth Floor
192 D.N. Road
Fort Mumbai, 400 001

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Studio-X NYC hosts the New York City book launch and discussion for [bracket] goes soft. Edited by Neeraj Bhatia and Lola Sheppard of InfranetLab, this second volume in the impressive [bracket] series “examines the use and implications of soft today —from the scale of material innovation to territorial networks.”

book launch: [bracket] goes soft
w/ Neeraj BHATIA, Fionn BYRNE, Michael CHEN, Leigha DENNIS, Sergio LÓPEZ-PIÑEIRO, Geoff MANAUGH, & Chris PERRY
Friday, 02/08
6.30 pm / Studio-X NYC
180 Varick St.
New York, NY 10014

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Born out of the drawingbuilding.org online archive, Architectural Inventions is a compendium of unbuilt structures that only exist on paper. Including the work of architects, designers, and artists from around the world, the book reveals an array of alternatives, expansions, or critiques of our inhabited environments told through drawing. Highlighting visions that exist outside of established channels of production and conventions of design, Architectural Inventions showcases multiplicity in concept and vision, fantasy and innovation.

book launch: Architectural Inventions, Matt Bua and Maximilian Goldfarb
Tuesday, 11/27
7.00 pm / Studio-X NYC
180 Varick St #1610
New York, NY 10014

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An event marking the publication of P-A-T-T-E-R-N-S’ new book, Embedded brings together authors, contributors, mentors and confabulators to discuss some of the most relevant issues haunting contemporary architectural practice and discourse today, such as the perceived divide between progressive design culture, the politics of form and social responsibility. EMBEDDED is P-A-T-T-E-R-N-S’s long awaited book that reflects on the evolution, actualization and conclusion of certain lineages of design and material research, while signaling the initial stages of others.

EMBEDDED: Jeffrey Inaba, John McMorrough, Marcelo Spina, Jesse Reiser, David Ruy, Michael Meredith, and Mark Foster Gage
Thursday, 02/09
6.30–8.00 pm / Studio-X NYC
180 Varick St., Suite 1610
New York, NY 10014