two things i like [contradictions]

1. watching whalewars
2. iceland

who said projection didn't work?

in a nutshell

Today, I was a bit shocked when I visited the Museum of Science. In one exhibit, I saw four years of an architecture degree summed up with such terse elegance. I went to architecture school from 2005 to 2009. I think this exhibit was curated in the mid-1980s.

You can decide for yourself, but this place seems oddly totemic for the architectural now...ummmm.

admittedly, not in the same exhibit, but in the same museum [MOS].

[roche/lavaux]

[options studio!!!!!!!!]

[the moral right]

[the programmatic camp]

[asymptote and all those amatuer car lovers]

[scott, projections, scott, <3]

[a camp unto itself]

[core curriculum]

[even the exhibit knows]

[important canons]

[torus house, knots, core again]

[circuits / networks / another camp]

[OMG...vectors!]

[pattern camp]

[stan allen .... chance!!!]

[optics...]

[legacies of bauhaus]

[the optical ceremony camp]

[urban planning]

[structure]

[architecture by numbers]

[booleans...]

[again, the exhibit knows better]

[pattern camp again]

[systems camp...darby's airport for farshid]

[awwwwh....]

[no, it didn't work for me either]

moving forward

looking for different tools for the work ahead

towards completion

project video here:
http://vimeo.com/4771059

NODE INSTANCE

PROGRAM DIAGRAM








LIKE CLOTHES

GEOMETRY RULES






MAKING MODEL WORK







THIS FROM ABOVE






NODE INTERIOR






NODE FROM ABOVE

ONE NODE






COLLAPSE OF IMAGE TACTIC IN PLAN






MONOCHROME TACTIC IN PLAN






TEST INTERIOR





PERSPECTIVE






TEST PLAN