Bachelor of Architecture ︎
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMONS AND THE CITY
Degree Project Studio ︎ Spring 2021 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Berenika Boberska
Through a rigorous level of clearly resolved work, students must demonstrate the application of theoretical research and positioning, plus the ability to integrate site, program, and other design issues in a self-initiated architectural design project incorporating a high degree of critical thinking, skill, and craft.
Degree Project Studio ︎ Spring 2021 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Berenika Boberska
Through a rigorous level of clearly resolved work, students must demonstrate the application of theoretical research and positioning, plus the ability to integrate site, program, and other design issues in a self-initiated architectural design project incorporating a high degree of critical thinking, skill, and craft.
The Commodification of Shade / The Death of the Author
Degree Project Studio ︎ Spring 2021 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Ewan Branda
Through a rigorous level of clearly resolved work, students must demonstrate the application of theoretical research and positioning, plus the ability to integrate site, program, and other design issues in a self-initiated architectural design project incorporating a high degree of critical thinking, skill, and craft.
Degree Project Studio ︎ Spring 2021 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Ewan Branda
Through a rigorous level of clearly resolved work, students must demonstrate the application of theoretical research and positioning, plus the ability to integrate site, program, and other design issues in a self-initiated architectural design project incorporating a high degree of critical thinking, skill, and craft.
PER[FORM]ANCE: A Montage Metropolis
Degree Project & Graduate Thesis ︎ Spring 2021 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructor: Bailey Shugart
Through a rigorous level of clearly resolved work, students must demonstrate the application of theoretical research and positioning, plus the ability to integrate site, program, and other design issues in a self-initiated architectural design project incorporating a high degree of critical thinking, skill, and craft.
Degree Project & Graduate Thesis ︎ Spring 2021 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructor: Bailey Shugart
Through a rigorous level of clearly resolved work, students must demonstrate the application of theoretical research and positioning, plus the ability to integrate site, program, and other design issues in a self-initiated architectural design project incorporating a high degree of critical thinking, skill, and craft.
Smooth Criminal
Degree Project Studio ︎ Spring 2021 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Anali Gharakhani
Through a rigorous level of clearly resolved work, students must demonstrate the application of theoretical research and positioning, plus the ability to integrate site, program, and other design issues in a self-initiated architectural design project incorporating a high degree of critical thinking, skill, and craft
Degree Project Studio ︎ Spring 2021 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Anali Gharakhani
Through a rigorous level of clearly resolved work, students must demonstrate the application of theoretical research and positioning, plus the ability to integrate site, program, and other design issues in a self-initiated architectural design project incorporating a high degree of critical thinking, skill, and craft
San Diego Degree Project Studio
Degree Project Studio ︎ Spring 2021 ︎ San Diego
Instructor: David and Mikaela Pearson
Through a rigorous level of clearly resolved work, students must demonstrate the application of theoretical research and positioning, plus the ability to integrate site, program, and other design issues in a self-initiated architectural design project incorporating a high degree of critical thinking, skill, and craft.
Degree Project Studio ︎ Spring 2021 ︎ San Diego
Instructor: David and Mikaela Pearson
Through a rigorous level of clearly resolved work, students must demonstrate the application of theoretical research and positioning, plus the ability to integrate site, program, and other design issues in a self-initiated architectural design project incorporating a high degree of critical thinking, skill, and craft.
On the Grid/Off the Grid: Populating the Carrizo Plain
Studio Nine ︎ Fall 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructor: Jason Rebillot
The studio intent is to explore and test architectural design as it relates to one or more special contemporary issues. The studio is open to both fourth and fifth year students.
Studio Nine ︎ Fall 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructor: Jason Rebillot
The studio intent is to explore and test architectural design as it relates to one or more special contemporary issues. The studio is open to both fourth and fifth year students.
SWAMPS, SUMPS AND THE FORESTS OF TORRANCE
Studio Nine ︎ Fall 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructor: Berenika Boberska
The studio intent is to explore and test architectural design as it relates to one or more special contemporary issues. The studio is open to both fourth and fifth year students.
Studio Nine ︎ Fall 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructor: Berenika Boberska
The studio intent is to explore and test architectural design as it relates to one or more special contemporary issues. The studio is open to both fourth and fifth year students.
The Geological Atlas of Built Los Angeles
Studio Eight ︎ Spring 2021 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructor: Joshua G. Stein
This course focuses the architect's leadership role in their community on issues of growth, development, and aesthetics through the study of urban design techniques and practices related to architecture and urbanism. A broad array of urban theories, tactics and strategies, building and space types, landscape and infrastructure design, and politics and policy making are explored through the dialectic between the private and public realms of the diverse urban culture.
Studio Eight ︎ Spring 2021 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructor: Joshua G. Stein
This course focuses the architect's leadership role in their community on issues of growth, development, and aesthetics through the study of urban design techniques and practices related to architecture and urbanism. A broad array of urban theories, tactics and strategies, building and space types, landscape and infrastructure design, and politics and policy making are explored through the dialectic between the private and public realms of the diverse urban culture.
Mobile SHELTERING VEHICLES + Recombinant TRANSITIONAL HOUSING
Studio Eight ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ San Diego
Instructor: Hector M Perez
This course focuses the architect's leadership role in their community on issues of growth, development, and aesthetics through the study of urban design techniques and practices related to architecture and urbanism. A broad array of urban theories, tactics and strategies, building and space types, landscape and infrastructure design, and politics and policy making are explored through the dialectic between the private and public realms of the diverse urban culture.
Studio Eight ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ San Diego
Instructor: Hector M Perez
This course focuses the architect's leadership role in their community on issues of growth, development, and aesthetics through the study of urban design techniques and practices related to architecture and urbanism. A broad array of urban theories, tactics and strategies, building and space types, landscape and infrastructure design, and politics and policy making are explored through the dialectic between the private and public realms of the diverse urban culture.
HIGH | LOW ADU : Architecture towards a more equitable Los Angeles
Studio Eight ︎ Spring 2021 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Jeanine Centuori
This course focuses the architect's leadership role in their community on issues of growth, development, and aesthetics through the study of urban design techniques and practices related to architecture and urbanism. A broad array of urban theories, tactics and strategies, building and space types, landscape and infrastructure design, and politics and policy making are explored through the dialectic between the private and public realms of the diverse urban culture.
Instructors: Jeanine Centuori
This course focuses the architect's leadership role in their community on issues of growth, development, and aesthetics through the study of urban design techniques and practices related to architecture and urbanism. A broad array of urban theories, tactics and strategies, building and space types, landscape and infrastructure design, and politics and policy making are explored through the dialectic between the private and public realms of the diverse urban culture.
The Student Body
Studio Four ︎ Spring 2021 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Aaron Gensler, Cody Miner, John Going, Louis Molina
Natural and urban site orders are explored and analyzed using writing, photography, mapping and sectional studies to develop site planning and building design with special emphasis given to the relationship between program and external context. Projects focus on influences of adjacencies and environment, through the development of clear systems of movement, space, structure, energy efficiency and daylight.
Studio Four ︎ Spring 2021 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Aaron Gensler, Cody Miner, John Going, Louis Molina
Natural and urban site orders are explored and analyzed using writing, photography, mapping and sectional studies to develop site planning and building design with special emphasis given to the relationship between program and external context. Projects focus on influences of adjacencies and environment, through the development of clear systems of movement, space, structure, energy efficiency and daylight.
World Architecture
Critisim One ︎ Fall 2020 ︎ Los Angeles + San Deigo
Instructors: Ewan Branda, Jon Linton
Studio One, Principles + Processes, provides a technical, conceptual, and ethical foundation for approaching architectural issues. Students learn fundamental skills for generating, representing, and archiving three-dimensional form with precision and clarity using a wide range of tools. Students are introduced to fundamental media used to generate, produce, and represent three-dimensional form and space. Qualitative issues surrounding mass, space, and circulation are foregrounded in the production of a 1,000 square foot building proposal.
Critisim One ︎ Fall 2020 ︎ Los Angeles + San Deigo
Instructors: Ewan Branda, Jon Linton
Studio One, Principles + Processes, provides a technical, conceptual, and ethical foundation for approaching architectural issues. Students learn fundamental skills for generating, representing, and archiving three-dimensional form with precision and clarity using a wide range of tools. Students are introduced to fundamental media used to generate, produce, and represent three-dimensional form and space. Qualitative issues surrounding mass, space, and circulation are foregrounded in the production of a 1,000 square foot building proposal.
THROUGH THICK N' THIN
Studio Three ︎ Fall 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Anali Gharakhani, Eric Giragosian, Erik Carcamo, Sean Joyner
An in-depth analytical study is made of everyday domestic, work, and recreational rituals through written research and case study, with an emphasis on spatial accommodation of program through materiality, finish, structure, and form. Projects set in limited contexts emphasize the influence of internally driven relationships, with a special focus on hybrid programming.
Instructors: Anali Gharakhani, Eric Giragosian, Erik Carcamo, Sean Joyner
An in-depth analytical study is made of everyday domestic, work, and recreational rituals through written research and case study, with an emphasis on spatial accommodation of program through materiality, finish, structure, and form. Projects set in limited contexts emphasize the influence of internally driven relationships, with a special focus on hybrid programming.
Principles & Process
Studio One ︎ Fall 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Bailey Shugart, Erin Wright, John Going, Jordana Maisie, Michael ‘Caco’ Peguero
Studio One, Principles + Processes, provides a technical, conceptual, and ethical foundation for approaching architectural issues. Students learn fundamental skills for generating, representing, and archiving three-dimensional form with precision and clarity using a wide range of tools. Students are introduced to fundamental media used to generate, produce, and represent three-dimensional form and space. Qualitative issues surrounding mass, space, and circulation are foregrounded in the production of a 1,000 square foot building proposal.
Studio One ︎ Fall 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Bailey Shugart, Erin Wright, John Going, Jordana Maisie, Michael ‘Caco’ Peguero
Studio One, Principles + Processes, provides a technical, conceptual, and ethical foundation for approaching architectural issues. Students learn fundamental skills for generating, representing, and archiving three-dimensional form with precision and clarity using a wide range of tools. Students are introduced to fundamental media used to generate, produce, and represent three-dimensional form and space. Qualitative issues surrounding mass, space, and circulation are foregrounded in the production of a 1,000 square foot building proposal.
Hallucinations: Urban Space in the Age of A.I.
Degree Project Studio ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Ewan Branda, Cody Miner
Through a rigorous level of clearly resolved work, students must demonstrate the application of theoretical research and positioning, plus the ability to integrate site, program, and other design issues in a self-initiated architectural design project incorporating a high degree of critical thinking, skill, and craft.
Degree Project Studio ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Ewan Branda, Cody Miner
Through a rigorous level of clearly resolved work, students must demonstrate the application of theoretical research and positioning, plus the ability to integrate site, program, and other design issues in a self-initiated architectural design project incorporating a high degree of critical thinking, skill, and craft.
A Joint Venture
Degree Project Studio ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Teddy Slowik, Yasushi Ishida
Through a rigorous level of clearly resolved work, students must demonstrate the application of theoretical research and positioning, plus the ability to integrate site, program, and other design issues in a self-initiated architectural design project incorporating a high degree of critical thinking, skill, and craft
Degree Project Studio ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Teddy Slowik, Yasushi Ishida
Through a rigorous level of clearly resolved work, students must demonstrate the application of theoretical research and positioning, plus the ability to integrate site, program, and other design issues in a self-initiated architectural design project incorporating a high degree of critical thinking, skill, and craft
Drawings,
Models, Buildings, & Text
Degree Project & Graduate Thesis ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructor: Ryan Tyler Martinez
ARCH 492: Through a rigorous level of clearly resolved work, students must demonstrate the application of theoretical research and positioning, plus the ability to integrate site, program, and other design issues in a self-initiated architectural design project incorporating a high degree of critical thinking, skill, and craft.
ARCH 692: The culmination of the graduate professional program, students pursue a self-directed thesis in collaboration with a faculty advisor.
Degree Project & Graduate Thesis ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructor: Ryan Tyler Martinez
ARCH 492: Through a rigorous level of clearly resolved work, students must demonstrate the application of theoretical research and positioning, plus the ability to integrate site, program, and other design issues in a self-initiated architectural design project incorporating a high degree of critical thinking, skill, and craft.
ARCH 692: The culmination of the graduate professional program, students pursue a self-directed thesis in collaboration with a faculty advisor.
Extreme Taxidermy: Skin Jobs, Spatial Surfaces,
and Inhabitable Wrappers
Degree Project Studio ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Paulette Singley, Scrap Marshall
Through a rigorous level of clearly resolved work, students must demonstrate the application of theoretical research and positioning, plus the ability to integrate site, program, and other design issues in a self-initiated architectural design project incorporating a high degree of critical thinking, skill, and craft.
Degree Project Studio ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Paulette Singley, Scrap Marshall
Through a rigorous level of clearly resolved work, students must demonstrate the application of theoretical research and positioning, plus the ability to integrate site, program, and other design issues in a self-initiated architectural design project incorporating a high degree of critical thinking, skill, and craft.
Off Sets
Degree Project Studio ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructor: Mark Ericson
Through a rigorous level of clearly resolved work, students must demonstrate the application of theoretical research and positioning, plus the ability to integrate site, program, and other design issues in a self-initiated architectural design project incorporating a high degree of critical thinking, skill, and craft.
Degree Project Studio ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructor: Mark Ericson
Through a rigorous level of clearly resolved work, students must demonstrate the application of theoretical research and positioning, plus the ability to integrate site, program, and other design issues in a self-initiated architectural design project incorporating a high degree of critical thinking, skill, and craft.
Archipelagic - Call Center Urban Gateways in an
Opportunistic Landscape
Studio Four ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ San Diego
Instructor: Marcel Sanchez Prieto
Natural and urban site orders are explored and analyzed using writing, photography, mapping and sectional studies to develop site planning and building design with special emphasis given to the relationship between program and external context. Projects focus on influences of adjacencies and environment, through the development of clear systems of movement, space, structure, energy efficiency and daylight.
Studio Four ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ San Diego
Instructor: Marcel Sanchez Prieto
Natural and urban site orders are explored and analyzed using writing, photography, mapping and sectional studies to develop site planning and building design with special emphasis given to the relationship between program and external context. Projects focus on influences of adjacencies and environment, through the development of clear systems of movement, space, structure, energy efficiency and daylight.
Portraits in Motion
Visualization 4 ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructor: Ryan Tyler Martinez
Students advance visualization skills through experimentation with shifting representational technologies, including and surpassing digital fabrication tools and innovative softwares (not limited to BIM, Catia, GIS, Grasshopper/Rhino, rendering engines, and/or website production).
Visualization 4 ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructor: Ryan Tyler Martinez
Students advance visualization skills through experimentation with shifting representational technologies, including and surpassing digital fabrication tools and innovative softwares (not limited to BIM, Catia, GIS, Grasshopper/Rhino, rendering engines, and/or website production).
The New American Dream: Designing for Social Prosperity
Studio Eight ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructor: Jason Rebillot
This course focuses the architect's leadership role in their community on issues of growth, development, and aesthetics through the study of urban design techniques and practices related to architecture and urbanism. A broad array of urban theories, tactics and strategies, building and space types, landscape and infrastructure design, and politics and policy making are explored through the dialectic between the private and public realms of the diverse urban culture.
Studio Eight ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructor: Jason Rebillot
This course focuses the architect's leadership role in their community on issues of growth, development, and aesthetics through the study of urban design techniques and practices related to architecture and urbanism. A broad array of urban theories, tactics and strategies, building and space types, landscape and infrastructure design, and politics and policy making are explored through the dialectic between the private and public realms of the diverse urban culture.
Roofscape Urbanism ︎ Housing + Food:
Interventions in the Urban Landscape
Studio Eight ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructor: Anthony Fontenot
This course focuses the architect's leadership role in their community on issues of growth, development, and aesthetics through the study of urban design techniques and practices related to architecture and urbanism. A broad array of urban theories, tactics and strategies, building and space types, landscape and infrastructure design, and politics and policy making are explored through the dialectic between the private and public realms of the diverse urban culture.
Studio Eight ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructor: Anthony Fontenot
This course focuses the architect's leadership role in their community on issues of growth, development, and aesthetics through the study of urban design techniques and practices related to architecture and urbanism. A broad array of urban theories, tactics and strategies, building and space types, landscape and infrastructure design, and politics and policy making are explored through the dialectic between the private and public realms of the diverse urban culture.
Urbanism:
Recuperative Care Project
Studio Eight ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Jeanine Centuori, William Ellsworth
This course focuses the architect's leadership role in their community on issues of growth, development, and aesthetics through the study of urban design techniques and practices related to architecture and urbanism. A broad array of urban theories, tactics and strategies, building and space types, landscape and infrastructure design, and politics and policy making are explored through the dialectic between the private and public realms of the diverse urban culture.
Studio Eight ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Jeanine Centuori, William Ellsworth
This course focuses the architect's leadership role in their community on issues of growth, development, and aesthetics through the study of urban design techniques and practices related to architecture and urbanism. A broad array of urban theories, tactics and strategies, building and space types, landscape and infrastructure design, and politics and policy making are explored through the dialectic between the private and public realms of the diverse urban culture.
Urban Food Hub
Studio Six ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Matthew Gillis, Robert Kerr, Eric Olsen, Bailey Shugart
Structure, technology, building systems, and codes are explored as design-determinants, space makers, and form-givers in this synthesis studio. Building typologies, long span structural systems, environmental systems, and electronic media are analyzed as they relate to design development. The studio has a portfolio development component includes lectures and assignments. Studio, twelve hours a week.
Studio Six ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Matthew Gillis, Robert Kerr, Eric Olsen, Bailey Shugart
Structure, technology, building systems, and codes are explored as design-determinants, space makers, and form-givers in this synthesis studio. Building typologies, long span structural systems, environmental systems, and electronic media are analyzed as they relate to design development. The studio has a portfolio development component includes lectures and assignments. Studio, twelve hours a week.
La Bodega 2 del Barrio
Studio Six ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ San Diego
Instructor: Hector M Perez
Structure, technology, building systems, and codes are explored as design-determinants, space makers, and form-givers in this synthesis studio. Building typologies, long span structural systems, environmental systems, and electronic media are analyzed as they relate to design development.
Studio Six ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ San Diego
Instructor: Hector M Perez
Structure, technology, building systems, and codes are explored as design-determinants, space makers, and form-givers in this synthesis studio. Building typologies, long span structural systems, environmental systems, and electronic media are analyzed as they relate to design development.
The Student Body
Studio Four ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Aaron Gensler, Berenika Boberska, John Going, Louis Molina
Natural and urban site orders are explored and analyzed using writing, photography, mapping and sectional studies to develop site planning and building design with special emphasis given to the relationship between program and external context. Projects focus on influences of adjacencies and environment, through the development of clear systems of movement, space, structure, energy efficiency and daylight.
Studio Four ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Aaron Gensler, Berenika Boberska, John Going, Louis Molina
Natural and urban site orders are explored and analyzed using writing, photography, mapping and sectional studies to develop site planning and building design with special emphasis given to the relationship between program and external context. Projects focus on influences of adjacencies and environment, through the development of clear systems of movement, space, structure, energy efficiency and daylight.
Natural Tendencies
Studio Two ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Carmelia Chiang, Eric Giragosian, Erin Wright, Patrick Geske
The relationship of architecture to the body is developed further with an exploration of essential architectural principles as they relate to a fundamental understanding of natural elements and human tendencies. Projects introduce scale, enclosure, architectural elements, spatial expression, and program as form givers. An emphasis is placed on section, three-dimensional modeling, and orthographic documentation and writing.
Studio Two ︎ Spring 2020 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Carmelia Chiang, Eric Giragosian, Erin Wright, Patrick Geske
The relationship of architecture to the body is developed further with an exploration of essential architectural principles as they relate to a fundamental understanding of natural elements and human tendencies. Projects introduce scale, enclosure, architectural elements, spatial expression, and program as form givers. An emphasis is placed on section, three-dimensional modeling, and orthographic documentation and writing.
Very Large Architecture
Studio Nine ︎ Fall 2019 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructor: Jason Rebillot
The studio intent is to explore and test architectural design as it relates to one or more special contemporary issues. The studio is open to both fourth and fifth year students.
Studio Nine ︎ Fall 2019 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructor: Jason Rebillot
The studio intent is to explore and test architectural design as it relates to one or more special contemporary issues. The studio is open to both fourth and fifth year students.
Fire +
Studio Seven ︎ Fall 2019 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Linda Taalman, Eric Olse, Matthew Gillis, Scrap Marshall
Systems Integration: The interrelationships of the properties of materials, structures, environmental systems, building envelope systems, construction technology, building cost control, and life-cycle costs as they influence design decision-making are examined. A comprehensive and integrative process is presented. Lecture, three hours a week.
Studio Seven ︎ Fall 2019 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Linda Taalman, Eric Olse, Matthew Gillis, Scrap Marshall
Systems Integration: The interrelationships of the properties of materials, structures, environmental systems, building envelope systems, construction technology, building cost control, and life-cycle costs as they influence design decision-making are examined. A comprehensive and integrative process is presented. Lecture, three hours a week.
Shed - Principals of the Built Environment
Studio Seven ︎ Fall 2019 ︎ San Diego
Instructor: Marcel Sanchez Prieto
Students produce a comprehensive architectural project based upon a building program and site that includes the development of programmed space, demonstrating an understanding of structural and environmental systems, life-safety provisions, wall sections, building assemblies, and the principles of sustainability. The studio is open to fourth- and fifth-year students. The last half of the semester will be devoted to design development.
Studio Seven ︎ Fall 2019 ︎ San Diego
Instructor: Marcel Sanchez Prieto
Students produce a comprehensive architectural project based upon a building program and site that includes the development of programmed space, demonstrating an understanding of structural and environmental systems, life-safety provisions, wall sections, building assemblies, and the principles of sustainability. The studio is open to fourth- and fifth-year students. The last half of the semester will be devoted to design development.
Un-Park/Re-House ︎ Figueroa X-auto RetrofitStudio Five ︎ Fall 2019 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Berenika Boberska, Patrick Geske, Louis Molina, Paulette Singley
Through critical analysis and comparison of the historical, contemporary, and multi-cultural evolution of house and housing, the studio addresses the form and meaning of the dwelling with a discussion that juxtaposes interior vs. exterior space, public vs. private space, community vs. the individual, and traditional vs. non-traditional families. The studio focus is divided between the single-family dwelling and multiple-unit housing typologies.
Instructors: Berenika Boberska, Patrick Geske, Louis Molina, Paulette Singley
Through critical analysis and comparison of the historical, contemporary, and multi-cultural evolution of house and housing, the studio addresses the form and meaning of the dwelling with a discussion that juxtaposes interior vs. exterior space, public vs. private space, community vs. the individual, and traditional vs. non-traditional families. The studio focus is divided between the single-family dwelling and multiple-unit housing typologies.
Partially Similar
Studio Three ︎ Fall 2019 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Mark Ericson, Carmelia Chiang, Anali Gharakhani, Teddy Slowik
An in-depth analytical study is made of everyday domestic, work, and recreational rituals through written research and case study, with an emphasis on spatial accommodation of program through materiality, finish, structure, and form. Projects set in limited contexts emphasize the influence of internally driven relationships, with a special focus on hybrid programming.
Studio Three ︎ Fall 2019 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Mark Ericson, Carmelia Chiang, Anali Gharakhani, Teddy Slowik
An in-depth analytical study is made of everyday domestic, work, and recreational rituals through written research and case study, with an emphasis on spatial accommodation of program through materiality, finish, structure, and form. Projects set in limited contexts emphasize the influence of internally driven relationships, with a special focus on hybrid programming.
Principles & Process
Studio One ︎ Fall 2019 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Aaron Gensler, Baily Shugart, Cody Minor, John Going
Studio One, Principles + Processes, provides a technical, conceptual, and ethical foundation for approaching architectural issues. Students learn fundamental skills for generating, representing, and archiving three-dimensional form with precision and clarity using a wide range of tools. Students are introduced to fundamental media used to generate, produce, and represent three-dimensional form and space. Qualitative issues surrounding mass, space, and circulation are foregrounded in the production of a 1,000 square foot building proposal.
Studio One ︎ Fall 2019 ︎ Los Angeles
Instructors: Aaron Gensler, Baily Shugart, Cody Minor, John Going
Studio One, Principles + Processes, provides a technical, conceptual, and ethical foundation for approaching architectural issues. Students learn fundamental skills for generating, representing, and archiving three-dimensional form with precision and clarity using a wide range of tools. Students are introduced to fundamental media used to generate, produce, and represent three-dimensional form and space. Qualitative issues surrounding mass, space, and circulation are foregrounded in the production of a 1,000 square foot building proposal.