Advisors: Elizabeth Kamell and Timothy Stenson
Human societies and their cities are messy. Culture, labor, ritual and politics are at play, in small part and in whole, in the evolution of cities and their architectures. Cities – urban contexts – are the arenas within with architecture operates.
About and in the context of “city,” architects conceptualize, strategize, and articulate shifted, provisional and recombinant form fields. Situating form – constructing intentional relationships between the new and extant forms and fields – changes our physical, cultural, and political environments; it is the urban play of architecture.
This advising group is dedicated to the construction and advancement of architectural projects that are situated in the city and that will explore, expand, dissect, diagnose form questions in relation a broad variety of topics. Subjects of interest include: shrinking cities, climate change and flooding, urban housing, typology and ritual, building form and environmental performance systems.
We will support individual investigation and expect student authors to take positions, pursuing argument through advancing research, design process and production.
wednesday, may 3, 9 am - 4 pm, room 402 & VC studio
Internal Critics: Bédard, Park, Wang, Davis, Parga
9:00 AM |
Yu Jie Chen & Jun Yue Samantha Ching Urban Commödities (Slocum 402) |
9:55 AM |
Yunus Ikharo The Influence of Culture |
10:45 AM |
Sean Lee Theatrics of Protest |
11:35 AM |
Prajwala Gaddalay Du-Bye!! |
1:15 PM |
Calvin Leung Impromptu Ad-Hoc Cardboard City |
2:10 PM |
Zhi Fei Li Resiliency, Retrofit, Sustainability |
3:05 PM |
Terence Keith Nielsen Echoes of City Planning |