los angeles CALIFORNIA
SCI-Arc
critic: Dwayne OYLER.
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Prajakt KARMARKAR: This thesis is about the presence of absence through the lens of drawing.
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london UNITED KINGDOMBartlett School of Architecture, UCL
Research Cluster 8 (2012.9-2013.8)/Research Cluster 6 (2013.9-)
tutor: Daniel WIDRIG.
critics: Alisa ANDRASEK, Ross LOVEGROVE, Jose SANCHEZ, & Frédéric MIGAYROU.suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
bchiq (Bernardo DIAS, Chiaki YATSUI, & Qiuying ZHONG): A series of autonomous sculptures and structures stand along the river bank in Coimbra, Portugal.
[MORE]Alisa Andrasek, Bartlett, bchiq, Bernardo DIAS, Chiaki YATSUI, Frédéric MIGAYROU, graduate thesis, Jose Sanchez, Qiuying ZHONG, Ross LOVEGROVE, the bartlett, thesis
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los angeles CALIFORNIASCI-Arc
advisor: Eric Owen MOSS.suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Ryan Tyler MARTINEZ: This thesis recored 1,606 items | http://daytum.com/ryantylermartinez
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An Architect has an ego. An architect is not easily influenced. An Architect has no affiliation to anyone but themselves. (We all agree) Maybe we’re all wrong.
architecture, data visualization, eric owen moss, SCI-arc, thesis
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critic: Hernan DIAZ ALONSOsuckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Stefano PASSERI: “Inside and Outside are inseparable, but they’re different worlds. Outside, everything is clear: comfortable distance, 45-degree daylight from top left, you know where you stand, you calculate and measure. . . .”
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advisor: Elena MANFERDINIDescribe your project:
Marie-Sophie STARLINGER: The exploration of the relationship of inside to outside has been a constant in the discipline. Two main approaches have flourished in the architectural discourse in the past decades: the visual perception of exterior and interior, and the physical relationship of envelope to interior mass.
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advisor: Florencia PITAsuckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Emily CHEN CHOI: Deep Facade is a thesis that privileges the façade as an architectural element and pushes the façade to become the entire architectural experience. Traditionally, a façade operates as a two dimensional element that indexes the building and establishes boundary. It is the threshold that separates the interior from exterior, indicating a change in experience as one approaches and enters a building. By thickening the facade to an extreme, Deep Facade challenges this traditional notion of a thin surface facade, thereby prolonging the cadence of entering a building and blurring the distinction between interior and exterior.
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advisor: Marcelo SpinasuckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Ziba ESMAEILIAN: This thesis investigates the notion of duality in architecture by working across multiple genres rather than within a single one. It focuses on the notion of “productive dichotomy” as a form of development that aims not to dissolve opposites, erasing their contrast, but aims instead to bring them together into an even more complex state of dualism.
marcelo SPINA, monolithic, piling, SCI-arc, thesis, totem, Ziba ESMAEILIAN
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advisor: Florencia PITAsuckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Alex PHI: Typically, a monolithic structure is solid, unbroken, rigid, invulnerable, and whole. A true monolithic piece of architecture is large and unified with no recognizable parts. The investigation deals with displacing and dislodging both formal and organizational aspects of a building while retaining a sense of wholeness.
Alex PHI, architecture, florencia pita, part-to-whole, SCI-arc, thesis
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los angeles CALIFORNIASCI-Arc is pleased to announce the 2013 Graduate Thesis Weekend & Graduation Ceremony, taking place September 6-8, 2013 on the SCI-Arc campus in downtown Los Angeles.
A culmination of up to three years of study and coursework leading toward the Master of Architecture and M.Des.R post-graduate degrees, this public three-day event has students presenting their final projects to critics from all over the world and culminates with an all-school commencement ceremony for both undergrads and grads.
SCI-Arc, “2013 Graduate Thesis Weekend & Graduation Ceremony.”
09/06–09/08 / SCI-Arc Campus
960 E. 3rd Street
Los Angeles, CA 90013graduate thesis, NOTHINGeverHAPPENS, SCI-arc, thesis
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ann arbor MICHIGANUniversity of Michigan, Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning
advisor: Ellie ABRONSsuckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Nick SAFLEY: Animal House proposes a series of above ground tornado shelters placed within suburban homes and figured as architectural characters. Normally these exist as generic steel or reinforced concrete boxes hidden within the wall cavity and possessing extreme material durability to resist extreme weather that might destroy the structure around it. Taking the suburban single-family house as site these hyper-durable cores are freed and given personas and postures that enrich the interior with implied subjectivity and vitality.
