Lecture at the Bartlett School of Architecture on Wednesday, April 24, 2013. http://www.bartlett.ucl.ac.uk/architecture/events/the-creature-architectures-of-vitality Lecture blurb: Architecture as a living organism has appeared in various guises across history, with …
Our AD issue is now in print: The Innovation Imperative: Architectures of Vitality, Pia Ednie-Brown, Mark Burry, Andrew Burrow (eds). Architectural Design Profile No 221, H. …
The Plastic Futures exhibition opened today as part of the Victorian State of Design Festival, 2009.
This morning, my video presentation for the 3rd International Arakawa and Gins Conference was released here: http://ag3.griffith.edu.au/node/13 It works with a series of ideas that are …
Kim Bridgland’s hairy house. First exercise. This semester’s studio has begun: Hot and Hairy: biotopology and new architectural life. Pia Ednie-Brown, with Simon Sellars and Jessica In. “Your …
In November 2009, we held a 5 day intensive workshop in the ‘digital wet laboratories’ in the School of Applied Science (Biosciences) at RMIT. The …
Just about everything I’ve been doing lately is being registered on the other blog: Plastic Futures
In September this year, I attended and presented at the SEAM symposium, convened by Samantha Spurr, Margie Medlin, and Benedict Anderson and held at the …
This weekend saw a leap in the development of a lamp shade I have been playing with for a while. Actually, it’s the cable tie …
from Minifie/Schork seminar, Strange Procedures Today I gave a lecture at RMIT in the Asian Urbanism subject, at the request of Associate Prof. Sand Helsel. However, …
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