Research + analysis from the Lines X Cities studio:
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Research + Analysis :: Lines X Cities
Research + analysis from the Lines X Cities studio:
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Mid Review :: No Vacancy
Develop your argument. Demonstrate what you are discussing. Situate the work in the context of No Vacancy. Present, locate, show. (Images 1 and 2 by Maja Mrdalj, image 3 by Heather Losley, and text paraphrased from Catie Newell)
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Effective Arguments :: No Vacancy
RIGOR: def end. In response to UNBASHFUL, go back through with great rigor taking care to determine and defend the considered methods of adjustment and lifetime of the project.
JUST YOU: c larify. Draw only the portion of the building that your project affects.
_WITHOUT: Indicate this portion without your project.
_WITH: Indicate this portion with your project.
DISTINGUISHED ATMOSPHERE: tell. what sort of life and narrative does your project create? Emphasize the atmosphere and conditions as developed within your work.
WALL SECTION AXON/PERSPECTIVE: cons truct. Rigorously draw the wall section and extended surfaces.
OPERATIONAL DETAILS: demons t rate. Diagram the operations. Clarify what principals drive the project.
TIME SCALE/SEQUENCING: deploy . Situate time within your project. How/when is it built? seasonal adjustments? How long does it last? When/if it ends.
MOODINESS: characterize. Through perspectives, demonstrate:
_WITHIN: The tone and life within and amongst your project.
_AFAR: The impression of your project as presented from a distance.
GREATER SURROUNDS: contribute. Your work will alter the atmosphere and the life of the project. Expand on its extents and contribution to the atmosphere and negative space.
(Images 1 and 2 by Grant Weaver, images 3 and 4 by Michelle Whitaker, and text by Catie Newell)
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Cross-Check :: All Studios
All studios took part in the student led Cross-Check review. (Photos 1-7 by Jungmin Yoo, photo 8 by Meredith Miller)
Site/Defense/Attitude :: No Vacancy
SITE: exploring, representing, defending, and altering the chosen site as seen through the eyes of your project.
DEFENSE: the logistics, tactics, operations, techniques, and resultants of your method of working on those structures.
ATTITUDE: the atmosphere, character, and ideas behind your work.
(Image 1 by Holly DeRussel, image 2 by Grant Weaver, and text by Catie Newell)
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Studio Trip to Columbus, Indiana :: Typeform Redux
Images from the Typeform Redux Studio's trip to Columbus, Indiana.
Image 1: Mill Race Ampitheater
Image 2 and 3: Elliott Stone Company
Image 4, 5, and 6: Jefferson Proving Ground
Image 7: Cummins Building_ Roche Dinkeloo
(Photos by Jungmin Yoo)