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    Goodbye World; Hello SCI-Arc!

    Steve Fuchs
    Aug 28, '04 3:28 PM EST
    INTRODUCTION

    Steve Fuchs : www.virtual-architect.com

    SCI-Arc | M.Arch 2 (4 + 2.5 year program)

    This course, specifically designed to build upon and reconsider knowledge gained from undergraduate degrees in Architecture, has as its aim the reappraisal of the discipline of Architecture. Students are introduced to a more critical view of contemporary architectural issues - both theoretical and design-related - as a tool with which to examine the complex and shifting relationship between Architecture and cultural, political, economic and social change. The program provides students with a knowledge of the latest developments in technology, as well as an understanding of design methodologies and their historical and contemporary contexts. On completing the core courses, students can choose from vertical studios and elective seminars that either continue the focus of their core studies or broaden the scope of their education. Students complete their studies with the presentation, in a public exhibition, of a thoroughly researched independent thesis project.

    SCHEDULE FOR FALL 2004

    STUDIO (Indeterminate Architecture)
    Hernan Diaz Alonso : www.xefirotarch.com
    Elena Manferdini : www.ateliermanferdini.com

    SoftTECH (Delineation & Dynamic Systems)
    Hernan Diaz Alonso : www.xefirotarch.com

    HardTECH (Reflexive Assemblies)
    Diego Petrate : www.diegopetrate.net

    Theory & Digital Practice
    Michael Speaks

    WORK/STUDY POSITION

    CNC MILLING ASSISTANT
    Jeff McKibban, CNC Milling Coordinator
    Responsibilities include assisting students and providing on-going training to students using machinery. Duties also include minor maintenance and upkeep of machinery. Software: Rhino/Maya to SurfCAM.


     
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