Posts Tagged ‘Design Workshop’
Posted by Djordje Stojanovic 02 Sep 14
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The Platter is a temporary structure designed collectively by students and tutors within the framework of the module M5.1 Studio Design Architecture at the first year of the Graduate Level Study Programme, Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade, during the summer term 2013/14. This is a timber platform of approximately 80m2 held by steel columns at the height of 3 meters above the ground. The platform provides for the views of the surrounding landscape, while its position and shape create two spaces of different characteristics and with distinct relations to the surroundings. “The convex” space bellow the structure is […]
Posted by Djordje Stojanovic 30 Sep 13
Computing the Anatomy of Tehran
Architectural Association Visiting School August 30th – September 14th 2013
Course Tutors: Djordje Stojanovic and Milutin Cerovic
Course Director: Omid Kamvari
Students: Aida Montazeran, Anahita Modrek, Marmar Davoodzadeh, Shiva Raissi, Hamideh Rimaz, Mohammad Masih Yarahmadi, Navid Niazkar, Hirbod Norouzianpour, Hoda Barzegar Ganji, Rozita Sarraf, Maryam Altaf, Marjan Mostavi, Mahan Motamedi, Behzad Vossoughi, AmirKhalili, Masoud Saeedian, Asad Delsouz Khaki, Nahal Mohtashami, Mostafa Akbari, Melika Banizamall, Hoda Farazandeh, Parnia Foroutan.
The research is be based on the data available on the internet and information gathered through […]
Posted by Djordje Stojanovic 29 Aug 13
Traveling to Iran tonight for another Architectural Association Visiting School workshop (August 30th – September 14th 2013), here is the agenda:
Computing the Anatomy of Tehran
Tehran, Iran’s capital will be used as a testing ground within the framework of the design based research into the continually changing anatomy of the present day cities. The problem in Tehran, like in other fast growing cities, is that processes of urban growth are difficult to control and take their toll on the environment through air and water pollution, accompanied with the loss of arable land […]
Posted by Djordje Stojanovic 24 Aug 12
This is by far the largest prototypical model built in the Inconsistencies series. It was built at Kula Nebojsa in Belgrade in June this year, as a result of the workshop conceived as an integral part of the Design Studio curriculum 1112M5 for 16 students at University of Belgrade. There are several key aspects to this exercise. The model was built in the open air space, to interact with weather conditions over the period of few weeks. Elastic material behavior was a key to construction process. A custom made plug-in was […]
