The urban void as an intimate dimension and slow biological rhythm against the condition of acceleration that pervades the metropoli. The project speculates on the concept of emptiness as permeating definition of the postmodern society and the prospect of its exploitation not for capitalistic or social-oriented purposes, but for an emotional- driven experimentation apt [...]
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” We can live 3 days without water, 3 weeks without food, and only 3 minutes without OXYGEN “
Posted in Jose Roberto Diaz Braga, Uncategorized Also tagged gonzalo dela Camara, Jordi Vivaldi Piera, maite bravo, pablo ros, Willy Müller Comments closed
Acoustic Ecology
How can we transform POLLUTION into a CELEBRATION? Welcome to Acoustic Ecology: Our project reacts to the fact that throughout the years cities have been designed taking sound as a negative environmental factor. On the other hand we use sound as a parameter of design we experiment with different morphological urban patterns in Santa [...]
Posted in Asif Rahman, Joshua Ranjit Pio John, Trinidad de los Angeles Gomez Machuca Also tagged acoustic ecology, iaac, Jordi Vivaldi Piera, pablo ros, sonic morphology, sound mapping, sound time data, soundscape, urban strategy Comments closed
[Re]phemeral | Intelligent Social Urbanism
Contemporary situational movements such as the makers revolution, do-it-yourself projects and social media integration have re-invented the paradigm of social production, bringing into question the added value of the top-down intelligence of architects. This project enforces that the role of the architect is not becoming obsolete, but that it is changing in coherence with the shift [...]
Posted in Chirana Lemuel Sumendap, Sahil Sharma Also tagged Jordi Vivaldi Piera, pablo ros, Willy Müller Comments closed
Surgery Confabulation>Synthetic>Migrating>Contractive
Posted in Christoffer Ryan Chua Also tagged catalogue, digital surgery, flesh, hernan diaz alonso, horrific, jose carlos lopez cervantes, pablo ros, parasitic, sci-arc, taxonomy, workshop Comments closed