Posts Tagged ‘ Crackology ’

Veritas Lecture

While in Costa Rica I was asked to give lecture along with Diego Ricalde at Veritas University about our master project at the DRL. It was a good opportunity to revisit the work that we had done more than a year ago.  We tried to put it into a larger perspective, talking about what the [ READ MORE ]

News & Notes

I just wanted to update you all (is there anybody out there?) on some goings on. Crackology Back in the news.  My project from the DRL masters is up at another exhibition.  This time in Brooklyn.  The exhibition is called d3 Natural Systems.  I don’t know much about it, but if anyone is in the [ READ MORE ]

Digital Hinterlands

I’m proud to say that our master’s project has been selected to be part of the Digital Hinterlands exhibition currently taking place in London.  The show is at PHASE 2 Gallery, 8/09/09 – 2/10/09, 8 Fitzroy St, London W1T 4BJ, 9am – 6pm. If you are in London please go check it out and let [ READ MORE ]

Final Project

The final project combined the elements that I have discussed in previous posts.  I’m not going to go over everything again and will just show some of the final images from the project. While we were not able to completely resolve many of the issues we were dealing with, we did attempt to deal with [ READ MORE ]

Parametric What?

  • September 15th, 2008
  • Posted in Theory

I’ll start from the beginning, as its been a long time since I talked about the work and project I’m working on. The Masters I’m in is called the Design Research Lab and is going into its 12 year.  The focus of the program shifts every three years.  I am in the last year of [ READ MORE ]

First Workshop

After a good weekend where I saw the Perks, the band Alex plays bass in, at a show in Camden town and a fun after party, it was back to school and on to our first assignment, which was to present ourselves using no more than 5 props. It was supposed to be a way [ READ MORE ]

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This blog is part of my work with computational architecture. I studied at the AA DRL and have been working with various collaborators on projects around the world since finishing in February 2009.

I am interested in how parametric design can be used to simultaneously distribute and articulate space. I try to achieve this through the processes of architecture from conception to construction.

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