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Showing posts with label "Andrea Johnson". Show all posts
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Friday, March 7, 2014
Thursday, March 6, 2014
CATALYST 2014_GENERAL SCHEDULE
Monday, March 10
8:30AM__Bagels & Coffee, Rapson Hall Courtyard
9:00AM__Catalyst Kickoff, Rapson Hall Courtyard
12:05PM__Lecture: Maureen Cummins, Rapson Hall 43
6:00PM__Lecture:
Decker Yeadon, Bell Museum Auditorium
Tuesday, March 11
6:00PM__Lecture: Michael J. Schumacher, Rapson Hall
100
Wednesday, March 12
12:05PM__Lecture: Barry Kudrowitz, Rapson Hall 43
6:00PM__Lecture: Randy Ewoldt, Bell Museum Auditorium
Thursday, March 13
6:00PM__Lecture: Lucy Dunne, Rapson Hall 100
Friday, March 14
2:00-5:00PM__Catalyst
Final Show Exhibition and Presentations, Rapson Hall Courtyard
Monday, March 3, 2014
Thursday, February 13, 2014
SENSORY PERCEPTIONS: ARCHITECTURE AS CATALYST 2014
Sensory Perceptions: Architecture as Catalyst 2014 includes a range of workshops exploring how we sense architecture, how we represent or model these perceptions, and how architects can leverage sensory investigations in the design process. Workshops highlight how fundamental notions of sight, smell, hearing taste and touch can offer a departure point for an intense and forward-thinking investigation that extends the disciplines of architecture and design.
The Architecture as Catalyst program is an innovative feature of the School of Architecture's graduate M.Arch curriculum. Each spring, Catalyst week offers the potential for a rigorous, immersive, transformative and creative break for students and faculty during the semester. Workshops are led by a governing faculty who hosts an outside guest (an educator, practitioner, artist) recognized as a leader within their field or specialty. Together, the instructors collaborate to meet the primary goal of catalyst: to expose students to themes and skill-sets which may not be addressed in the regular studio sequence. Each guest also delivers a lecture during the week, open to the design community.
Architecture as Catalyst 2014 runs from March 10-14.
The Catalyst Final Show Exhibition and Presentations begins at 2:00pm on Friday, March 14, in the Rapson Hall Courtyard.
WORKSHOPS
THE ARCHITECT'S BOOK: FORMING SPATIAL MEANINGS
Guest: Maureen Cummins, Artist
Faculty: Andrea J. Johnson
HEARING SPACE: SOUND AS ARCHITECTURAL MEDIUM
Guest: Michael J. Schumacher, Adjunct Professor, Digital Media NYU/Poly
Faculty: Jim Lutz
STIMULUS PACKAGE
Guest: Martina Decker & Peter Yeadon, Founding Partners, Decker Yeadon
Faculty: Blaine Brownell
MAPPING PERCEPTIONS AND CHANGING VIEWPOINTS
Guest: Andrea Ponsi, Architetto
Faculty: John Comazzi
MODERNIST CUISINE AS DESIGN: CONSTRUCTING WITH FOAMS, GELS AND EMULSIONS
Guest: Randy H. Ewoldt, Assistant Professor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Faculty: Barry Kudrowitz
The Architecture as Catalyst program is an innovative feature of the School of Architecture's graduate M.Arch curriculum. Each spring, Catalyst week offers the potential for a rigorous, immersive, transformative and creative break for students and faculty during the semester. Workshops are led by a governing faculty who hosts an outside guest (an educator, practitioner, artist) recognized as a leader within their field or specialty. Together, the instructors collaborate to meet the primary goal of catalyst: to expose students to themes and skill-sets which may not be addressed in the regular studio sequence. Each guest also delivers a lecture during the week, open to the design community.
Architecture as Catalyst 2014 runs from March 10-14.
The Catalyst Final Show Exhibition and Presentations begins at 2:00pm on Friday, March 14, in the Rapson Hall Courtyard.
WORKSHOPS
THE ARCHITECT'S BOOK: FORMING SPATIAL MEANINGS
Guest: Maureen Cummins, Artist
Faculty: Andrea J. Johnson
HEARING SPACE: SOUND AS ARCHITECTURAL MEDIUM
Guest: Michael J. Schumacher, Adjunct Professor, Digital Media NYU/Poly
Faculty: Jim Lutz
STIMULUS PACKAGE
Guest: Martina Decker & Peter Yeadon, Founding Partners, Decker Yeadon
Faculty: Blaine Brownell
MAPPING PERCEPTIONS AND CHANGING VIEWPOINTS
Guest: Andrea Ponsi, Architetto
Faculty: John Comazzi
MODERNIST CUISINE AS DESIGN: CONSTRUCTING WITH FOAMS, GELS AND EMULSIONS
Guest: Randy H. Ewoldt, Assistant Professor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Faculty: Barry Kudrowitz
SENTIENT ARTIFACTS
Faculty: Lucy Dunne
LECTURES
BOOKS THAT HOUSE HISTORY: THE ARCHIVAL EXPLORATIONS OF MAUREEN CUMMINS
Maureen Cummins
Monday, March 10, 12:00pm, Rapson 54
SENSE AND SEMBLANCE
Martina Decker and Peter Yeadon
Monday, March 10, 6:00pm, Bell Museum Auditorium
MAPPING PERCEPTIONS AND CHANGING VIEWPOINTS (CANCELLED)
Andrea Ponsi
Tuesday, March 11, 6:00pm, Rapson 100
LECTURES
BOOKS THAT HOUSE HISTORY: THE ARCHIVAL EXPLORATIONS OF MAUREEN CUMMINS
Maureen Cummins
Monday, March 10, 12:00pm, Rapson 54
SENSE AND SEMBLANCE
Martina Decker and Peter Yeadon
Monday, March 10, 6:00pm, Bell Museum Auditorium
MAPPING PERCEPTIONS AND CHANGING VIEWPOINTS (CANCELLED)
Andrea Ponsi
Tuesday, March 11, 6:00pm, Rapson 100
ROOM PIECES
Michael J. Schumacher
Michael J. Schumacher
Tuesday, March 11, 6:00pm, Rapson 100
CREATIVE METHODS IN MODERNIST CUISINE
Barry Kudrowitz
Wednesday, March 12, 12:05pm, Rapson 43
DESIGN WITH SQUISHY MATERIALS
Randy H. Ewoldt
Wednesday, March 12, 6:00pm, Bell Museum Auditorium
DESIGNING INTERACTION AND RESPONSE
Lucy Dunne
Thursday, March 13, 6:00pm, Rapson 100
Support for the Architecture as Catalyst program is provided by the Cass Gilbert Fund.
Contact:
Andrea J. Johnson
Catalyst 2014 Coordinator
andreajj@umn.edu
CREATIVE METHODS IN MODERNIST CUISINE
Barry Kudrowitz
Wednesday, March 12, 12:05pm, Rapson 43
DESIGN WITH SQUISHY MATERIALS
Randy H. Ewoldt
Wednesday, March 12, 6:00pm, Bell Museum Auditorium
DESIGNING INTERACTION AND RESPONSE
Lucy Dunne
Thursday, March 13, 6:00pm, Rapson 100
Support for the Architecture as Catalyst program is provided by the Cass Gilbert Fund.
Contact:
Andrea J. Johnson
Catalyst 2014 Coordinator
andreajj@umn.edu
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