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Architects, artists and leading philosophers including Graham Harman, Timothy Morton, Jacques Rancière and Elaine Scarry will discuss the role of aesthetics in architecture in the 21st century, at the Aesthetic Activism symposium at the Yale School of Architecture. . . .
symposium: “Aesthetic Activism.”
Friday, 10/13–Sunday, 10/15
Hastings Hall / Paul Rudolph Hall
Yale School of Architecture
180 York Street
New Haven, Connecticut 06511
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YSOA
critics: Peter EISENMAN & Miroslava BROOKS.
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Adam WAGONER & Raphael DE LA FONTAINE: This project critically reconsidered the cultural and formal role and significance of a Catholic church in today’s world.
Adam WAGONER, miroslava BROOKS, peter EISENMAN, Raphael DE LA FONTAINE, Yale, yale school of architecture, ysoa
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Yale School of Architecture (YSOA)
critics: Greg LYNN & Nate HUME.
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Roberto Jenkins TANZI: Piaggio Center, a hybrid factory and showroom, highlights the reconfigurability aspect of the contemporary fabrication process. The typical process is broken down into different fabrication components and housed in movable pods, which aggregate around centralized nodes of production.
aggregation, architecture, greg LYNN, Nate HUME, Roberto Jenkins TANZI, Yale, yale school of architecture, ysoa
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Yale School of Architecture
Disheveled Geometries Seminar, Spring 2015
critic: Mark Foster GAGE.
2015 Parameters
Last year, the focus of this course was on digitally re-inventing the analogue technique of “kitbashing” to, as a class, produce a single large-format 3d-printed prototype that illustrated potentially new territories for architectural form. . . .
image: Graham BRINDLE.
students: Graham BRINDLE & Robert HON.
Disheveled Geometries, kitbashing, mark GAGE, partial figures, Yale, yale school of architecture, ysoa
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University of Pennsylvania, PennDesign
critic: Brennan BUCK.
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Yihan LI: The design of a global atmospheric research center employs the sphere for both its iconic and volumetric qualities. . . .
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Yale School of Architecture (YSOA)
Patternism Seminar, 2015
critic: Brennan BUCK.
One of the more striking shifts in our discipline in recent years has been a re-emerging focus on representation—drawing in particular.
students: Emau VEGA, Hui Zhen NG, Jessica ANGEL, Junpei OKAI, & Nicholas MURAGLIA.
& Emau VEGA, brennan BUCK, collage, drawing, figure, Hui Zhen NG, Jessica ANGEL, Nicholas MURAGLIA, representation, Yale, yale school of architecture, ysoa
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Yale School of Architecture
Disheveled Geometries Seminar, Spring 2014
critic: Mark Foster GAGE.
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Dionysus CHO, Anne MA, & Daniel NGUYEN: Finding precedent in the process of kitbashing—originating in model trains—we took existing 3-D models with their own level of detail and then composed a new significant form from these models.
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Yale School of Architecture
critics: Greg LYNN & Brennan BUCK.
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Constance VALE: Dams built in the 20th century utilized grand neoclassical facades to monumentalize the ingenuity of man. This proposal for a dam shifts the emphasis from the wall to the dam’s moving parts and the spaces they envelope. Two key moving elements, the lock and gantry, are reinterpreted in their means of motion and form, as a set of rotating conic volumes. . . .
architecture, brennan BUCK, Constance VALE, dam, greg LYNN, Yale, yale school of architecture, ysoa
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Yale School of Architecture
critic: Mark Foster GAGE.
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Evan WISKUP: The goal of this project is to experiment how two, frequently assumed antagonistic forms, can coalesce to act as a foil to one another.
Evan WISKUP, mark GAGE, monolithic, symmetry, Yale, yale school of architecture, ysoa
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In the course of the last twenty years digital technologies have changed the way architecture is conceived and made. . . .
symposium: “Digital Post-Modernities: From Calculus to Computation.”
Thursday-Saturday, 02/20–02/22
Hastings Hall / Paul Rudolph Hall
Yale School of Architecture
180 York Street
New Haven, Connecticut 06511
Alejandro ZAERA-POLO, Alisa Andrasek, benjamin ARANDA, bernard TSCHUMI, brennan BUCK, Brian MASSUMI, Charles JENCKS, dagmar RICHTER, emmanuel PETIT, Frédéric MIGAYROU, greg LYNN, jennifer LEUNG, jenny SABIN, Lise Anne COUTURE, mario CARPO, mark GAGE, Mathias KOHLER, michael HANSMEYER, michael YOUNG, Paola ANTONELLI, Peggy DEAMER, peter EISENMAN, philippe MOREL, Phillip BERNSTEIN, sanford KWINTER, Yale, yale school of architecture, ysoa
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