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Lisa Iwamoto
IWAMOTOSCOTT
KEYNOTE LECTURE
Current Work
The Magnolia Theatre
02/28/2013
6:30
Lisa Iwamoto received her Master of Architecture degree with Distinction from Harvard University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Structural Engineering from the University of Colorado. Lisa has taught previously at the University of Michigan where she was a Muschenheim Fellow, and Harvard University. Lisa is currently an Assistant Professor at University of California Berkeley where her design research concentrates on the perceptual performance of material and digital fabrication techniques.
Lisa is partner of IwamotoScott, a practice formed in partnership with Craig Scott. Committed to pursuing architecture as a form of applied design research, IwamotoScott engages in projects at multiple scales and in a variety of contexts consisting of full-scale fabrications, museum installations and exhibitions, theoretical proposals, competitions, and commissioned design projects. Iwamoto’s work has been published widely nationally and internationally. She is author of Digital Fabrications: Architectural and Material Techniques published by Princeton Architectural Press as part of their series Architecture Briefs.
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Akos + Parsons
MODE COLLECTIVE
Design Modes
University of Texas at Arlington
03/01/2013
Session 2 - 1:45
MODE COLLECTIVE is a Brooklyn-based design studio and research collective founded by Ronnie Parsons and Gil Akos. As a studio committed to design as a form of applied research, Mode engages in practices that have a requisite and deep connection to material and the processes by which it is formed and informed.
MODE COLLECTIVE has completed and collaborated on a number of projects, varying in scale and complexity from interactive installations to stadia design. Mode has exhibited throughout North America and Europe in shows that most recently include System:System by Random Number and Spontaneous Schooling at the Nous Gallery. Ronnie and Gil currently teach at Pratt Institute and have previously taught studios, seminars, and workshops at institutions such as California College of the Arts, University of Minnesota, University of Toronto, and University of Kentucky as well as Yale, Princeton, and Columbia Universities. -
Maria Mingallon
ARUP
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Coates + Falick
The Beck Group
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Chris Lasch
Aranda/Lasch
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Jason Kelly Johnson
Future-Cities Lab
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Fano + Miller
CASE Inc.
This years workshops drew 123 attendees from around the world, with our largest and most diverse collection of sessions. Student attendee geography hit many distance regions from the South, Midwest and Southwest while Professional attendees came from all over the county including Seattle and New York. Additionally, the inclusion of international attendees was the broadest ever with Italy and Korea represented.