Was better than last years. A ton of models; hand, laser, 3d print, and many combos which was great to see. Seemed to be more projects going back to the fundamentals, and a bit less fluff.

But yeah, was shocked that there were no threads or announcements about it on Archinect. Doubly so, considering how UCLA pressed their review week back at the beginning of summer.

sorry the photos aren't very good. i was pretty tired

i think it's materials research into free-forming polymers and carbon fiber...but to be honest i have no idea

Looks like someone is longing for the days of hunter/gatherer architecture..

tim, do you have any more images of your stuff? boards, etc?

yup, on the fringe of district 1 and district 4

did you work with juan and tulay?

the thesis relates to city branding, infrastructure, war memory, and program inversion. i may expand later.

yes juan and tulay together.

nice project. congratulations tim...

thanks a bunch. the reviewers were ed keller, detlef mertins, steven phillips, maxi spina, michael rotundi.

production was aided by a gang of dedicated sci-arc students.

nice stuff all around. thanks for sharing.

maxi spina....? , well they will just take anyone in the gene pool wont they?

whoa caste, where'd that come from? Do you know Maxi?

dot, thanks for the slideshow

maxi spina, as in from UC berkeley....he's good people

http://www.flickr.com/photos/29096907@N04/sets/72157606452896626/

That Spina thing at Berkley looks better as fake construction drawings-

Dot - Thanks for the images - Was that only graduate thesis?

Nice stuff. Love the models and grayscale presentation. I'd certainly welcome anymore drawings/details/etc. on the project.



Some of the other stuff in that slideshow is going to give me nightmares tonight!

cita, yes, that was only for graduate thesis, and was only 10 projects out of 70+.

trace, thanks, i'll try to post more drawings/text on the project on my website: www.dotportfolio.net