has anyone gone to the University of Applied Arts Vienna and can share some recommendation regarding their admission process (portfolio-interview)?
Now seems there is an interview and portfolio revision in order to attend their MArch but I am wondering which factors will be positively evaluated... do you have any advise and opinion about the charachteristics each Professor is looking in a possible new student ?
in any case seems a terrific Master,do you think so too?
I have nothing against Studio Rashid, but it seems they are really interested in the design itself and in kickass renders, so at present they are not what I am looking for... the interesting choice would be between the Pritzker Prize Sejima or the more theoretical G.Lynn ,he has built some projects but maybe more importantly he grows a generation of Architects that will have a precise, unconventional style
greg lynn taught at my school and i didn't hear any good things. he seemed pretty distant but it was an east coast school. i've also seen sejima speak twice and the dialogue in english isn't very fluent. so i wouldn't expect dynamic conversations with her, more like looking at models and drawings together and hearing her thoughts.
i wouldn't make your decision to attend based on these names.
Hi I am admitted to Lynn studio and will start my first semester this year. My reasons of choice are based mostly on their tutors/professors and work produced and cheap expense. The big names come rarely, for crits and important lectures only. So I would as well suggest checking their website to look into their work and brief intro which is the core of Lynn/sejima's thing king and theories. Bollinger is a great professor for structure and Kwinter a well-known theorist (definitely smart but hard to understand...).
I choose Lynn because his brief framework is quite work in parallel to my master's goal to explore into the theory of advanced architecture/cybernetic, etc. Lynn produced amazing theory and research contribution for sure. Am not sure about lecturing and tutor. I didn't choose Sejima because of her lack of theory establishment and English ability. She works in a way quite like Japanese architect which kind of neglecting critical thinking and arguments( personal thought). Pls correct me if wrong.
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Dear,
Maybe it is too late to write but i am planning to apply to Greg Lynn Studio. I wanted to know about your experience at the studio and what were the requirements on terms of design and the usual questions asked the interview to be accepted
Thank you
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die angewandte -Vienna- which studio Sejima/Lynn/Rashid ?
has anyone gone to the University of Applied Arts Vienna and can share some recommendation regarding their admission process (portfolio-interview)?
Now seems there is an interview and portfolio revision in order to attend their MArch but I am wondering which factors will be positively evaluated... do you have any advise and opinion about the charachteristics each Professor is looking in a possible new student ?
in any case seems a terrific Master,do you think so too?
Rashid-LOL. Haven't heard that name in about a decade. Is he still designing juice blenders?
Oh you mean the product designer that thinks he can do what an architect does? lol
I think that's his brother, although some of Hani Rashid/Asymptote projects look like juice blenders hahaha
^ lol juice blenders. Just go with Sejima.. She's got the Pritzker. Lynn, does he even build?
well, thanks for sharing
No problem
My friend studied with Sejima and thoroughly enjoyed it.
thanks archiwutm8
I have nothing against Studio Rashid, but it seems they are really interested in the design itself and in kickass renders, so at present they are not what I am looking for... the interesting choice would be between the Pritzker Prize Sejima or the more theoretical G.Lynn ,he has built some projects but maybe more importantly he grows a generation of Architects that will have a precise, unconventional style
Are they going to be there regularly for the students though?
I don't know, but is a good question!:) I think they are quite busy
They're there for crits and once in a while to teach. You'll have your own tutors.
greg lynn taught at my school and i didn't hear any good things. he seemed pretty distant but it was an east coast school. i've also seen sejima speak twice and the dialogue in english isn't very fluent. so i wouldn't expect dynamic conversations with her, more like looking at models and drawings together and hearing her thoughts.
i wouldn't make your decision to attend based on these names.
I think their names are there as an advertisement trick.
Look at their studio works and decide based on that.
http://studio-sejima-vienna.co...
www.studiolynn.at/
www.studio-hani-rashid.at/
Thanks for your suggestions
Hi I am admitted to Lynn studio and will start my first semester this year. My reasons of choice are based mostly on their tutors/professors and work produced and cheap expense. The big names come rarely, for crits and important lectures only. So I would as well suggest checking their website to look into their work and brief intro which is the core of Lynn/sejima's thing king and theories. Bollinger is a great professor for structure and Kwinter a well-known theorist (definitely smart but hard to understand...).
I choose Lynn because his brief framework is quite work in parallel to my master's goal to explore into the theory of advanced architecture/cybernetic, etc. Lynn produced amazing theory and research contribution for sure. Am not sure about lecturing and tutor. I didn't choose Sejima because of her lack of theory establishment and English ability. She works in a way quite like Japanese architect which kind of neglecting critical thinking and arguments( personal thought). Pls correct me if wrong.
Dear,
Maybe it is too late to write but i am planning to apply to Greg Lynn Studio. I wanted to know about your experience at the studio and what were the requirements on terms of design and the usual questions asked the interview to be accepted
Thank you
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