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TvLH
Tucker van Leuwen-Hall
DEEP
/kwir/
adjective/strange; odd.
/ˌhedərəjəˈnēədē,ˌhedərəjəˈnāədē/
noun/the quality or state of being diverse in character or content.
DEEP PLAN←
SP'2020 SCI_arc CYBORG MISPRISON
INSTRUCTOR MARCELO SPINA CASEY REHM
AT LAURE MICHELON
QUEERING EISENMAN←
SP'2020 SCI_arc CYBORG MISPRISON
INSTRUCTOR DAVID RUY
AT SUBIN JAMEEL
QUEER
/kwir/
adjective/strange; odd.
verb/spoil or ruin.
HETEROGENEITY
/ˌhedərəjəˈnēədē,ˌhedərəjəˈnāədē/
noun/the quality or state of being diverse in character or content.
FUZZY MONSTER←
FA'2019 SCI_arc FUZZY AGGREGATE
INSTRUCTOR MARCELO SPINA
AT LAURE MICHELON
FUZZY
/ˈfəzē/
adjective/difficult to perceive clearly or understand and explain precisely; indistinct or vague.
AGGREGATE
/ˈaɡriɡət/
noun/a whole formed by combining several (typically disparate) elements.
THE LUNG HOUSE←
FA'2019 SCI_arc "AUGMENTATION"-HOUSE + BODY ARCHITECTURE
INSTRUCTOR HERNAN DIAZ ALONSO
AT RACHAEL MCCALL
"The creative process is a cocktail of instinct, skill, culture, and a highly creative feverishness. It is not like a drug; it is a particular state when everything happens very quickly, a mixture of consciousness and unconsciousness, of fear and pleasure; it's a little like making love, the physical act of love."
Francis Bacon
THE MANIPULATED EDGE←
SP'2019 SCI_arc UNDERGRADUATE THESIS
INSTRUCTOR MARCELO SPINA
AT MASHA HUPALO
"One of the most striking modern examples of a manipulated edge —a Wild edge made innocuous— is the, now completely paved, Los Angeles River. Previously the River used to breach its banks seasonally, cutting a meandering and devastating path through the burgeoning city. Now, it has succumbed to a paranoid fear of the unbounded edge, an edge previously beyond the efficacy of commerce and domesticity. It has become an emblem of an alienating and post human industrialised landscape, little more than a seam cut through the city. If the taming of this unruly phenomenon exists (for the time being) as a marker for civic triumph (and possibly as a battle won against the formless), it also stands as a hubristic symbol of our collective desire to suppress the entropic, the boundary that must be held to its terms if we are to get on With our lives."
Monroe, Ian. "The Edge is All; Where Does One Thing End and the Next Begin?"
[sub]URBAN←
SP'2019 SCI_arc THE FUTURE OF AMERICAN INFRASTRUCTURE
INSTRUCTOR MARK FOSTER GAGE
AT MELISSA SHIN
"There is no logic that can be superimposed on the city; people make it, and it is to them, not buildings, that we must fit our plans."
Jane Jacobs
"If in New York City we had refrained from building so many miles of subways at twenty million dollars a mile and had put some of this money into rehabilitating and making livable and attractive the older and central parts of town, millions of people would not today be crowded like cattle into hurtling trains during the rush hours."
Robert Moses
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