Showing posts with label lecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lecture. Show all posts

Sunday, March 10, 2013

>>>>> Lecture


>>>>>Monday March 11th at 11.00 lecture Drawing by Chris Thurlbourne 
Big Auditorium 

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

>>>>> Lecture


>>>>>Wednesday March 6th at 15.00 lecture Urban housing in a time of change by Claus Bech Danielsen 
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Sunday, March 3, 2013

>>>>> Lecture: Montage positions


>>>>>Monday March 4th at 15.00 lecture Montage positions by Charlotte Bundgaard 
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Tuesday, February 19, 2013

>>>>> Lecture: Models

>>>>>Wednesday February 20th at 13.00 Lecture Models by Chris Thurlbourne 
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Sunday, February 10, 2013

>>>>>Monday Lectures

>>>>> Monday February 11th at 10.00 LecturThresholds & Transitions  by Stephen Willacy.
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>>>>> Monday February 11th at 13.00 Lecture Diagrams by Tine Nørgaard
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Monday, February 4, 2013

>>>>> Lecture: Mappings

>>>>> Tuesday February 5th at 9.00 Lecture Mappings by Tine Nørgaard
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Thursday, October 25, 2012

>>>>> A4 Perceptual apparatus/ Window expander/ Phase 3

>>>>> Constructing prototypes


Studio Mumbai: Work-Place Exhibition, Lausanne 2011 [1]


“(…) Windows are almost unnecessary in the Indian climate. Studio Mumbai buildings and rooms are more often enclosed by shutter screens allowing the passage of air and, like Japanese paper screens, a variety of relationships between inside and outside. The agents of movement, crafted 
bronze rollers, hinges and clasps are Studio Mumbai products, they transform the house into a responsive and adaptive machine
 where entire walls fold together like the pages of a book. When windows do appear, their horizontal format recalls the Eames House or other high points of modernism in India (including Pierre Jeanneret's experiments with domestic cross ventilation in Chandigarh). The beautiful and ingenious opening mechanism and hand-carved grips operating the horizontal windows between bedrooms and veranda in the Utsav House, for
 example, are close relatives to the pivoting horizontal louvres that cover the three-floor facade of the 1935-1942 Golconde Dormitory at the Aurobindo Ashram 
in Pondicherry by Antonin Raymond (…)”[2].

Peter Wilson

Studio Mumbai: Utsav HouseSatirje, Maharashtra, India 2008 [3]

[1] STUDIO MUMBAI: Work-Place Exhibition, Lausanne 2011 in MARCOS, Fernando, LEVENE, Richard (ed.), Studio Mumbai 2003-2011. Ways of doing and making, El Croquis nº 157, 2011, Pg.45
[2] WILSON, Peter: “Studio Mumbai. Ways of doing and making” in MARCOS, Fernando, LEVENE, Richard (ed.), Studio Mumbai 2003-2011. Ways of doing and making, El Croquis nº 157, 2011, Pg.45
[3] STUDIO MUMBAI: Utsav House: http://www.studiomumbai.com


>>>>> Public Lecture by Architect, Bijoy Jain – founder of Studio Mumbai. 

'Ways of Doing and Making' 

Tuesday, 30th of October at 13.00 in the Auditorium, Nørreport 20, AAA.