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Lisa Iwamoto & Craig Scott Lecture: "Architecture and Play" November 13, 2008:  157 E. Sibley Hall: 5:15 PM

IwamotoScott Architecture (ISAr) is a San Francisco-based practice led by Lisa Iwamoto and Craig Scott. As a practice committed to pursuing architecture as a form of applied design research, ISAr 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. ISAr's recent projects include Voussoir Cloud, an installation at the SCIArc gallery; HydroNet, the winning entry for City of the Future: San Francisco 2108; Jellyfish House, designed for "Open House: Technologies for Intelligent Living" curated by the Vitra Design Museum and Art Center College of Design; and REEF, designed for the MoMA/P.S. 1 2007 Young Architects Program.

 

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  • Digital image research  
    This guide (designed to accompany the Digital Images Research workshop) will lead you through the process of identifying image collections and searching for images in licensed and Cornell-built image collections including ARTstor & Luna.
  • Finding images  
    This guide (designed to accompany the Finding Images workshop) will lead you through the process of identifying image collections and searching for images in licensed and Cornell-built image collections.
  • Finding images: Cornell Visual Resources  
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    Several tools that allow you to present images using a computer & digital projector. These tools are particularly useful for classroom presentations.
  • Visual resources @ CUL  
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    Offers a comprehensive listing of journal articles published worldwide on architecture and design, archaeology, city planning, interior design, and historic preservation. Avery indexes not only the international scholarly and popular periodical literature, but also the publications of professional associations, US state and regional periodicals, and the major serial publications on architecture and design of Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Australia. Expanded coverage includes obituary citations. Coverage is from the 1930s (with selective coverage dating back to the 1860s) to the present.
 

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"Voussoir Cloud, a site-specific installation by San Francisco based architecture and design practice IwamotoScott in collaboration with Buro Happold. Voussoir Cloud’s design explores the coupling of potentially conflicting constructional logics – the pure compression of a vault with an ultra-light sheet material. Opening August 8, 2008, fabricated by IwamotoScott in association with SCI-Arc students". (Source: by conarcist on Flickr).

 

"The curvature produces a form that relies on the internal surface tension to hold its shape and allows for a structural porosity within the constraints of sheet material. ht porous surface. The form-finding exploration of the whole is thus dependent on the geometric performance of the individual units and their relation to the gallery walls" (2008) (Source:by conarcist on Flickr ).

 

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