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I'll being doing a webinar sponsored by Topaz Labs and co-sponsored by HDRSoft, makers of Photomatix HDR software. This webinar will cover my HDR workflow and tips for producing Captain Kimo quality high dynamic range images. Click the link below for more information and register for the webinar.
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Join award winning wedding photographer Jason Lanier for a 2-hour webinar that is Part #2 of a series of how to shoot a wedding the right way! The webinar will be conducted online via GoToMeeting and is limited to 25 attendees. This webinar will consist of a 90-minute presentation with a 30-minute question and answer session at the end.
Presentation will begin at 4pm (Pacific Time) 7pm (Eastern Time) and will be for 2 hours. Even if you can't attend live, all attendees who register will receive a copy of the 2-hour presentation so there's every reason to register now!
THE VIDEO WILL BE SOLD FOR $34.99, so by joining the webinar you are not only able to participate in this awesome event, but you're also saving $5!
All attendees will receive a video copy of the presentation which will consist of a presentation that includes pictures, videos, and the keys to success from Jason's weddings from around the world. Attendees will follow along by watching Jason's screen and at the end will be able to dialogue with him face to face providing their computer has a video camera. Regardless all attendees will be able to view Jason's computer and screen even if they don't have a camera on their computer.
The webinar will consist of a live presentation by Jason as he teaches you all the things you need to know about preparing and executing the wedding shoot from the pre-ceremony, ceremony, and post-ceremony shots from the wedding day stopping before the group shots. Presentation will include:
Preparing your client- giving your client the best advice to help them make their ceremony a great success!
Pre-Ceremony- getting the shots after you've left the Bridal/Groom room from the getting ready site to the ceremony site.
Ceremony Site- getting all the critical detail shots of the ceremony room before guests come.
Dealing with other vendors- how to work with other wedding vendors (videographers, wedding planners) etc. to make sure you all work well together so everyone gets what they need to get to be a success.
Shooting the ceremony- key tips for shooting ceremonies indoors and outdoors. How to avoid the pitfalls that so many photographers make. Jason will teach you which shots are the "can't miss" shots so you can wow your clients.
Gear- Jason will review the gear needed for successful shots in a ceremony environment including lights, lenses, and other tricks of the trade that help him to get the shots that his clients love!
This is Part #2 of Jason's series that teaches you how to shoot a fantastic wedding in this modern world. Jason has shot weddings for six years having shot over 150 weddings on his own around the world including Australia, England, Hawaii, the Caribbean, and all over the United States.
He has shot weddings for such prestigious companies as Disney, Starwood, Marriott, Hyatt, Montage, and countless gorgeous venues around the world. His company with the help of his own certified photographers are the exclusive photographers for the historic Christmas House Inn and Gardens in Southern California. He has shot weddings for many high profile clients including professional athletes from both the NFL and MLB.
Jason has personally trained over 200 photographers though his workshop series around the United States over the past three years. He has also trained over a dozen photographers for his own company as they have progressed into lead certified photographers to shoot on his behalf.
Jason loves teaching as much as he loves shooting and is excited to bring the learning experience online so he can reach more photographers who aren't able to make it to a workshop in their area. Jason has a great disposition and all of his presentations are always very fun in nature. All skill levels are welcome and can benefit from Jason's experience.
So register now and join Jason on this learning adventure towards making you an incredible wedding photographer for the new generation of photographers in the world today!
Speaker of the Congress Angela Pratt conducts the Tzi-Zho Session on Sept. 25, 2020, while nine members of Congress and members of the Executive Branch use GoToMeeting to participate in the session. CODY HAMMER/Osage News
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When it comes to photographing people nothing is more important than learning how to pose. What many people think are "Natural" shots are actually posed shots done REALLY well.
Join award winning photographer Jason Lanier for this 90-minute webinar where he will show you his fundamentals of posing so they can transform your photography and take it to the next level.
Having an understanding of posing will enable you to be able to enhance your portfolio which in turn will help you to MAKE MORE MONEY!
Webinar begins at 5:30pm Pacific (8:30pm Eastern) and will end at 7pm Pacific (10pm Eastern).
All attendees will receive log in details for the webinar that will enable them to attend the event via GoToMeeting. Space is limited so don't delay! It's only $20 to register!
To register for the workshop please visitwww.wppiworkshops.com.
Questions:
*Where to stay? I'm staying at the Marriott in Henderson just because I like a little peace and quiet at night. The hotel info is:
Residence Inn Las Vegas Henderson/Green Valley
2190 Olympic Avenue · Henderson, Nevada 89014 USA
*Where are we meeting? Two different locations. For the nightly shoots we will meet in the lobby of the MGM Grand HOTEL. That is for Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. For the Workshop on Thursday and Friday we will be meeting at the MGM Grand CONVENTION Center entrance where the WPPI Convention was held.
*When are you shooting? I'm doing nightly shoots on the strip, Monday, Tuesday, and (TBD-Wednesday). These shoots will start at 6pm and will probably go to 10pm. The workshop runs Thursday and Friday starting at 12pm.
*What is the cost? If you pay for the workshop you get all the nightly shoots for FREE! If you only want to come to the nightly shoots they are $25/night.
*Do I need a car? No, but you are responsible for getting to the meeting location each day.
*I am a contest winner and want to register, how do I do that? Simply send me an email letting me know you're coming. We will get you signed up!
*What level of photography is required? Anyone who's attended one of my workshops will tell you that everyone (no joke) from all different skill levels will learn. All levels welcome.
*What gear do I need? As long as you have a DSLR you will have a blast.
*Can I see an example of what you did last year? Yes, please click below to watch a video of what we did last year.
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*Are you doing a Workshop Preparatory Webinar? Yes, on Thursday February 20th at 5:30pm we will be doing a FREE webinar that anyone can attend. Log in details are listed below:
Las Vegas Workshop Preparatory Webinar
1. Please join my meeting.
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2. Use your microphone and speakers (VoIP) - a headset is recommended. Or, call in using your telephone.
United States: +1 (213) 289-0016
Access Code: 312-133-061
Audio PIN: Shown after joining the meeting
Meeting ID:312-133-061
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Due to Popular Demand I'm bringing the series back that we did back in February of this year.
Join award winning wedding photographer Jason Lanier for a 90-minute webinar that is Part #1 of a 6 part series of how to shoot a wedding the right way! The webinar will be conducted online via GoToMeeting and is limited to 25 attendees. This webinar will consist of a 75-minute presentation with a 15-minute question and answer session at the end.
Presentation will begin at 5:30pm (Pacific Time) 8:30pm (Eastern Time). Even if you can't attend live, all attendees who register will receive a copy of the 2-hour presentation so there's every reason to register now!
All those who pay and register will receive an email the day before the webinar which will provide them with all the log-in information for the webinar.
All attendees will receive a video copy of the presentation which will consist of a presentation that includes pictures, videos, and the keys to success from Jason's weddings from around the world. Attendees will follow along by watching Jason's screen and at the end will be able to dialogue with him face to face providing their computer has a video camera. Regardless all attendees will be able to view Jason's computer and screen even if they don't have a camera on their computer.
The webinar will consist of a live presentation by Jason as he teaches you all the things you need to know about preparing and executing the wedding shoot from the getting ready shots from the wedding day. Presentation will include:
Preparing the client ahead of time- how to make sure you get them ready for you so you don't waste any time on the wedding day. This is one of the biggest keys for success and one of the things that most photographers don't do very well.
Getting Ready Shots for the Bride- some of the most beautiful shots of a wedding are taken inside the bridal room (hotel, venue, home, etc.) before the bride puts the dress on, while she's putting it on, and the bridals after she's put it on. There's also so much more to think about including individual shots of the wedding gown, the shoes, garter, bouquet, rings, etc. During this time we will also talk about shooting the bride with the bridesmaids, flower girl, and her family.
Getting Ready Shots for the Groom- this is one of the rare times when a groom will open up for having his pictures taken. It can also be one of the funnest times because the groomsmen will open up and give you some amazing picture opportunities. Jason will share his secrets for getting shots of the rings, gifts, drinking, having fun, and capturing the essence of what it means to make this shoot a great success.
Gear- Jason will review the gear needed for successful shots in a getting ready environment including lights, lenses, and other tricks of the trade that help him to get the shots that his clients love!
This is Part #1 of Jason's series that teaches you how to shoot a fantastic wedding in this modern world. Jason has shot weddings for six years having shot over 200 weddings on his own around the world including Australia, England, Hawaii, the Caribbean, and all over the United States.
He has shot weddings for such prestigious companies as Disney, Starwood, Marriott, Hyatt, Montage, and countless gorgeous venues around the world. His company with the help of his own certified photographers are the exclusive photographers for the historic Christmas House Inn and Gardens in Southern California. He has shot weddings for many high profile clients including professional athletes from both the NFL and MLB.
Jason has personally trained over 300 photographers though his workshop series around the United States over the past three years. He has also trained over a dozen photographers for his own company as they have progressed into lead certified photographers to shoot on his behalf.
Jason loves teaching as much as he loves shooting and is excited to bring the learning experience online so he can reach more photographers who aren't able to make it to a workshop in their area. Jason has a great disposition and all of his presentations are always very fun in nature. All skill levels are welcome and can benefit from Jason's experience.
So register now and join Jason on this learning adventure towards making you an incredible wedding photographer for the new generation of photographers in the world today!
I will be holding a FREE preparatory webinar this coming Tuesday May 14th that will help everyone to understand what the REAL wedding workshop is and how to prepare for it.
This is YOUR chance to shoot a REAL wedding with me and KEEP the images for your own Portfolio! Log in details for the webinar are listed below and we are almost completely full with our registration so if you're planning on coming, DON'T WAIT!
1. Please join my meeting, May 14, 2013 at 5:00 PM PDT.
global.gotomeeting.com/join/170861333
2. Use your microphone and speakers (VoIP) - a headset is recommended. Or, call in using your telephone.
Dial +1 (619) 550-0000
Access Code: 170-861-333
Audio PIN: Shown after joining the meeting
Meeting ID: 170-861-333
Thanks!
Jason
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"I work for COL Germany and I have a meeting with the guys in the US every evening at 6pm German time. This is usually the time my girl fired starts cooking for dinner and she sometimes gets angry because I cannot assist her. So I loaded GoToMeeting for android on my Galaxy Tab and attend the meeting with it. With the tablet in the one hand and the wooden spoon in the other hand I can attend the meeting and do some simple cooking jobs the same time. So we can start with our dinner right after the meeting is over."
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SLO_GenLA Table
The SLO_GenLA communal table is a focal point in the lobby of Gensler’s Los Angeles office, and the result of an innovative partnership between Gensler and the Department of Architecture at the College of Architecture and Environmental Design at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo.
In 2011, professors Jim Doerfler and Mark Cabrinha, co-directors of Cal Poly’s Digital Fabrication Lab (“d[Fab]Lab”) reached out to Gensler L.A. design director Shawn Gehle to create a fully-virtualized studio focused on digital fabrication and online collaboration tools. In response, Gehle authored a unique, 10-week seminar that would allow students access to the firm’s design talent and explore form-finding and digital fabrication techniques through the design of a custom furniture piece. The design brief simply outlined a piece that could accommodate standing and sitting space for guests and storage for the firm’s design publications. The piece would need to be site-specific and prominently featured in Gensler’s new downtown Los Angeles office.
Beyond an initial in-person meeting, Cal Poly students and d[Fab]Lab faculty met with Gensler advisors via the online collaboration tool GoToMeeting to conduct weekly seminar discussions and review the team’s progress. In addition to bridging the 200-mile gap between designers in Los Angeles and students and faculty in San Luis Obispo, this method allowed professional consultants and materials specialists to participate easily, while exposing students to the kind of virtual collaboration that is prevalent in professional practice today. Maintaining a focus on a digital workflow, the team’s design and documentation process also was conducted virtually, substituting a 3-D model as the deliverable for fabrication in lieu of a traditional set of 2-D drawings.
Over the course of the seminar, the original concepts of three students were developed and refined using the 3-D modeling software Rhino and T-Splines, and virtually reviewed and critiqued weekly with Gensler’s design staff. Structural engineers at Buro Happold and solid surfacing material provider LG Hausys joined multiple discussions to examine schemes and offer insight on constructability, cost and structural integrity. A final, in-person meeting in Los Angeles focused on the review of physical prototypes and material samples, and enabled the team to address the challenges of forming fiberglass vs. solid surfacing as the table’s predominant surface material.
Inspired by the design and opportunity, LG Hausys become a partner in the project, providing technical expertise and support for their HI-MACS solid surfacing product, which proved to be the ideal material for achieving the table’s draped surface. LG Hausys also introduced the team to the capabilities of R.D. Wing Co. Inc., the Seattle-based fabrication specialists who ultimately constructed and delivered the table’s design.
The SLO_Gen table was recently installed in the main entry of Gensler Los Angeles, where its dramatic profile continues to lure pedestrians in from the street and prompt conversation on its origin.
Link to Project Video:
Project Information
Name
SLO_GenLA Table
Location
Gensler Los Angeles, 500 S. Figueroa, Los Angeles, CA 90027
Contacts
Shawn Gehle, Design Director – Gensler Los Angeles
Follow on twitter: @shawngehle
Mark Cabrinha, Ph.D., RA, Associate Professor, Architecture Department - Cal Poly, SLO
mcabrinh@calpoly.edu
805.756.2855
Project Credits
CLIENT
•Gensler Los Angeles
-Robert Jernigan, Shawn Gehle
TEAM
Design
•Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
Department of Architecture, College of Architecture and Environmental Design
-Faculty: Jim Doerfler, Mark Cabrinha
-Students: Ben Hait-Campbell, Cory Walker, Kegan Charles Flanderka
•Gensler Los Angeles
-Sabu Song, Shawn Gehle, Richard Hammond, Valentin Lieu
Engineering
•Buro Happold
-Garrett Jones, Gary Lau, Greg Otto, Liz Mahlow,
Fabrication
•R.D. Wing Co., Inc.
-Brandon Wing, Dan Foreman, Vath Sida, Wayne Bart
Materials
•LG Hausys – HI-MACS® Solid Surfacing
Back at SFO, at the same gate I had prevously waited for 8 hours, I noticed this ad for gotomeeting.com
"Next time, try online meetings."
Not exactly a welcome sentiment after a hellish trip like that.
Mr. Talley experiences the Telepresence Mandarin Chinese class which is being taken by 16 students from Ramstein HS, MS, Kaiserslautern HS and MS taught by a teacher in Naples, Italy!
"I’m a family guy, and I love my kids. When you’re at home with a few kids, you always have to be ‘on’ and prepared for the parental tasks whenever they call. When I have to attend meetings from home, either early in the morning or late at night, my parental responsibilities can’t always be placed on hold, so I load up GoToMeeting on my iPhone or iPad so that I can be ready and mobile whenever Dad is needed. Or in this case, when nature calls."
"I’m a family guy, and I love my kids. When you’re at home with a few kids, you always have to be ‘on’ and prepared for the parental tasks whenever they call. When I have to attend meetings from home, either early in the morning or late at night, my parental responsibilities can’t always be placed on hold, so I load up GoToMeeting on my iPhone or iPad so that I can be ready and mobile whenever Dad is needed. Or in this case, when nature calls."
Joe Krenn
Farmington Country Club
GoTo Meeting Improves Participation and Communication - To improve participation at our Master Planning listening sessions online meetings were implemented. We utilized GoToMeeting and once they were executed attendance spiked! As a result of attendance to these meetings being at capacity, set by GoToMeeting, we are looking at our options for increasing the registration amounts for future meetings. We are also considering the option of posting the recorded presentation on our website so members can view it at even further convenience.
Two GoToMeeting dates were promoted in weekly E-Bulletins with online registration. Twenty-four hours before each meeting instructions to access GoToMeeting were e-mailed to members who registered. Members appreciated the flexibility of being able to attend these meetings from home or work. But most importantly, members are now more informed about the Master Planning process.
I have to thank my buddy Vanden King for snapping this very flattering shot of me...but if you can't have fun with yourself, you've lost touch...:) This image was taken at my wedding at Jekyll Island for Opie and Mandy and shows you the extent that I go to to capture shots!
Next week on Thursday September 19th at 5:30pm Pacific, 8:30pm Eastern we will be doing Part #2, How to Shoot a Wedding Ceremony. Click below to register now:
www.meetup.com/Meet-Ups-with-Jason-Lanier/events/140004872/
Class Description listed below:
Join award winning wedding photographer Jason Lanier for a 2-hour webinar that is Part #2 of a series of how to shoot a wedding the right way! The webinar will be conducted online via GoToMeeting and is limited to 25 attendees. This webinar will consist of a 90-minute presentation with a 30-minute question and answer session at the end.
Presentation will begin at 4pm (Pacific Time) 7pm (Eastern Time) and will be for 2 hours. Even if you can't attend live, all attendees who register will receive a copy of the 2-hour presentation so there's every reason to register now!
THE VIDEO WILL BE SOLD FOR $34.99, so by joining the webinar you are not only able to participate in this awesome event, but you're also saving $5!
All attendees will receive a video copy of the presentation which will consist of a presentation that includes pictures, videos, and the keys to success from Jason's weddings from around the world. Attendees will follow along by watching Jason's screen and at the end will be able to dialogue with him face to face providing their computer has a video camera. Regardless all attendees will be able to view Jason's computer and screen even if they don't have a camera on their computer.
The webinar will consist of a live presentation by Jason as he teaches you all the things you need to know about preparing and executing the wedding shoot from the pre-ceremony, ceremony, and post-ceremony shots from the wedding day stopping before the group shots. Presentation will include:
*Preparing your client- giving your client the best advice to help them make their ceremony a great success!
*Pre-Ceremony- getting the shots after you've left the Bridal/Groom room from the getting ready site to the ceremony site.
*Ceremony Site- getting all the critical detail shots of the ceremony room before guests come.
*Dealing with other vendors- how to work with other wedding vendors (videographers, wedding planners) etc. to make sure you all work well together so everyone gets what they need to get to be a success.
*Shooting the ceremony- key tips for shooting ceremonies indoors and outdoors. How to avoid the pitfalls that so many photographers make. Jason will teach you which shots are the "can't miss" shots so you can wow your clients.
*Gear- Jason will review the gear needed for successful shots in a ceremony environment including lights, lenses, and other tricks of the trade that help him to get the shots that his clients love!
This is Part #2 of Jason's series that teaches you how to shoot a fantastic wedding in this modern world. Jason has shot weddings for six years having shot over 150 weddings on his own around the world including Australia, England, Hawaii, the Caribbean, and all over the United States.
He has shot weddings for such prestigious companies as Disney, Starwood, Marriott, Hyatt, Montage, and countless gorgeous venues around the world. His company with the help of his own certified photographers are the exclusive photographers for the historic Christmas House Inn and Gardens in Southern California. He has shot weddings for many high profile clients including professional athletes from both the NFL and MLB.
Jason has personally trained over 200 photographers though his workshop series around the United States over the past three years. He has also trained over a dozen photographers for his own company as they have progressed into lead certified photographers to shoot on his behalf.
Jason loves teaching as much as he loves shooting and is excited to bring the learning experience online so he can reach more photographers who aren't able to make it to a workshop in their area. Jason has a great disposition and all of his presentations are always very fun in nature. All skill levels are welcome and can benefit from Jason's experience.
So register now and join Jason on this learning adventure towards making you an incredible wedding photographer for the new generation of photographers in the world today!
"How I Made It and You Can Too!" LIVE Streaming Workshop Monday 11am PST- FREE! Hello Everyone! I am going to be doing a FREE webinar today from 11am to 3pm PST, the log in information is listed below.
This is an opportunity for you to be able to get a taste of what it's like at one of my workshops. This is LIVE, not a re-broadcast. Attendees will only be able to view and participate in the Live Streaming session and WILL NOT receive a copy of any class materials or the video of the broadcast unless they pay the registration fee that others have paid in the past.
To participate all you need to do is log in as listed below. I can't wait to speak with you all tomorrow!!! 1. Please join my meeting.
global.gotomeeting.com/meeting/join/373777261 2. Use your microphone and speakers (VoIP) - a headset is recommended. Or, call in using your telephone. United States: +1 (213) 493-0014 Access Code: 373-777-261 Audio PIN: Shown after joining the meeting Meeting ID: 373-777-261
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SLO_GenLA Table
The SLO_GenLA communal table is a focal point in the lobby of Gensler’s Los Angeles office, and the result of an innovative partnership between Gensler and the Department of Architecture at the College of Architecture and Environmental Design at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo.
In 2011, professors Jim Doerfler and Mark Cabrinha, co-directors of Cal Poly’s Digital Fabrication Lab (“d[Fab]Lab”) reached out to Gensler L.A. design director Shawn Gehle to create a fully-virtualized studio focused on digital fabrication and online collaboration tools. In response, Gehle authored a unique, 10-week seminar that would allow students access to the firm’s design talent and explore form-finding and digital fabrication techniques through the design of a custom furniture piece. The design brief simply outlined a piece that could accommodate standing and sitting space for guests and storage for the firm’s design publications. The piece would need to be site-specific and prominently featured in Gensler’s new downtown Los Angeles office.
Beyond an initial in-person meeting, Cal Poly students and d[Fab]Lab faculty met with Gensler advisors via the online collaboration tool GoToMeeting to conduct weekly seminar discussions and review the team’s progress. In addition to bridging the 200-mile gap between designers in Los Angeles and students and faculty in San Luis Obispo, this method allowed professional consultants and materials specialists to participate easily, while exposing students to the kind of virtual collaboration that is prevalent in professional practice today. Maintaining a focus on a digital workflow, the team’s design and documentation process also was conducted virtually, substituting a 3-D model as the deliverable for fabrication in lieu of a traditional set of 2-D drawings.
Over the course of the seminar, the original concepts of three students were developed and refined using the 3-D modeling software Rhino and T-Splines, and virtually reviewed and critiqued weekly with Gensler’s design staff. Structural engineers at Buro Happold and solid surfacing material provider LG Hausys joined multiple discussions to examine schemes and offer insight on constructability, cost and structural integrity. A final, in-person meeting in Los Angeles focused on the review of physical prototypes and material samples, and enabled the team to address the challenges of forming fiberglass vs. solid surfacing as the table’s predominant surface material.
Inspired by the design and opportunity, LG Hausys become a partner in the project, providing technical expertise and support for their HI-MACS solid surfacing product, which proved to be the ideal material for achieving the table’s draped surface. LG Hausys also introduced the team to the capabilities of R.D. Wing Co. Inc., the Seattle-based fabrication specialists who ultimately constructed and delivered the table’s design.
The SLO_Gen table was recently installed in the main entry of Gensler Los Angeles, where its dramatic profile continues to lure pedestrians in from the street and prompt conversation on its origin.
Link to Project Video:
Project Information
Name
SLO_GenLA Table
Location
Gensler Los Angeles, 500 S. Figueroa, Los Angeles, CA 90027
Contacts
Shawn Gehle, Design Director – Gensler Los Angeles
Follow on twitter: @shawngehle
Mark Cabrinha, Ph.D., RA, Associate Professor, Architecture Department - Cal Poly, SLO
mcabrinh@calpoly.edu
805.756.2855
Project Credits
CLIENT
•Gensler Los Angeles
-Robert Jernigan, Shawn Gehle
TEAM
Design
•Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
Department of Architecture, College of Architecture and Environmental Design
-Faculty: Jim Doerfler, Mark Cabrinha
-Students: Ben Hait-Campbell, Cory Walker, Kegan Charles Flanderka
•Gensler Los Angeles
-Sabu Song, Shawn Gehle, Richard Hammond, Valentin Lieu
Engineering
•Buro Happold
-Garrett Jones, Gary Lau, Greg Otto, Liz Mahlow,
Fabrication
•R.D. Wing Co., Inc.
-Brandon Wing, Dan Foreman, Vath Sida, Wayne Bart
Materials
•LG Hausys – HI-MACS® Solid Surfacing
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SLO_GenLA Table
The SLO_GenLA communal table is a focal point in the lobby of Gensler’s Los Angeles office, and the result of an innovative partnership between Gensler and the Department of Architecture at the College of Architecture and Environmental Design at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo.
In 2011, professors Jim Doerfler and Mark Cabrinha, co-directors of Cal Poly’s Digital Fabrication Lab (“d[Fab]Lab”) reached out to Gensler L.A. design director Shawn Gehle to create a fully-virtualized studio focused on digital fabrication and online collaboration tools. In response, Gehle authored a unique, 10-week seminar that would allow students access to the firm’s design talent and explore form-finding and digital fabrication techniques through the design of a custom furniture piece. The design brief simply outlined a piece that could accommodate standing and sitting space for guests and storage for the firm’s design publications. The piece would need to be site-specific and prominently featured in Gensler’s new downtown Los Angeles office.
Beyond an initial in-person meeting, Cal Poly students and d[Fab]Lab faculty met with Gensler advisors via the online collaboration tool GoToMeeting to conduct weekly seminar discussions and review the team’s progress. In addition to bridging the 200-mile gap between designers in Los Angeles and students and faculty in San Luis Obispo, this method allowed professional consultants and materials specialists to participate easily, while exposing students to the kind of virtual collaboration that is prevalent in professional practice today. Maintaining a focus on a digital workflow, the team’s design and documentation process also was conducted virtually, substituting a 3-D model as the deliverable for fabrication in lieu of a traditional set of 2-D drawings.
Over the course of the seminar, the original concepts of three students were developed and refined using the 3-D modeling software Rhino and T-Splines, and virtually reviewed and critiqued weekly with Gensler’s design staff. Structural engineers at Buro Happold and solid surfacing material provider LG Hausys joined multiple discussions to examine schemes and offer insight on constructability, cost and structural integrity. A final, in-person meeting in Los Angeles focused on the review of physical prototypes and material samples, and enabled the team to address the challenges of forming fiberglass vs. solid surfacing as the table’s predominant surface material.
Inspired by the design and opportunity, LG Hausys become a partner in the project, providing technical expertise and support for their HI-MACS solid surfacing product, which proved to be the ideal material for achieving the table’s draped surface. LG Hausys also introduced the team to the capabilities of R.D. Wing Co. Inc., the Seattle-based fabrication specialists who ultimately constructed and delivered the table’s design.
The SLO_Gen table was recently installed in the main entry of Gensler Los Angeles, where its dramatic profile continues to lure pedestrians in from the street and prompt conversation on its origin.
Link to Project Video:
Project Information
Name
SLO_GenLA Table
Location
Gensler Los Angeles, 500 S. Figueroa, Los Angeles, CA 90027
Contacts
Shawn Gehle, Design Director – Gensler Los Angeles
Follow on twitter: @shawngehle
Mark Cabrinha, Ph.D., RA, Associate Professor, Architecture Department - Cal Poly, SLO
mcabrinh@calpoly.edu
805.756.2855
Project Credits
CLIENT
•Gensler Los Angeles
-Robert Jernigan, Shawn Gehle
TEAM
Design
•Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
Department of Architecture, College of Architecture and Environmental Design
-Faculty: Jim Doerfler, Mark Cabrinha
-Students: Ben Hait-Campbell, Cory Walker, Kegan Charles Flanderka
•Gensler Los Angeles
-Sabu Song, Shawn Gehle, Richard Hammond, Valentin Lieu
Engineering
•Buro Happold
-Garrett Jones, Gary Lau, Greg Otto, Liz Mahlow,
Fabrication
•R.D. Wing Co., Inc.
-Brandon Wing, Dan Foreman, Vath Sida, Wayne Bart
Materials
•LG Hausys – HI-MACS® Solid Surfacing
SLO_GenLA Table
The SLO_GenLA communal table is a focal point in the lobby of Gensler’s Los Angeles office, and the result of an innovative partnership between Gensler and the Department of Architecture at the College of Architecture and Environmental Design at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo.
In 2011, professors Jim Doerfler and Mark Cabrinha, co-directors of Cal Poly’s Digital Fabrication Lab (“d[Fab]Lab”) reached out to Gensler L.A. design director Shawn Gehle to create a fully-virtualized studio focused on digital fabrication and online collaboration tools. In response, Gehle authored a unique, 10-week seminar that would allow students access to the firm’s design talent and explore form-finding and digital fabrication techniques through the design of a custom furniture piece. The design brief simply outlined a piece that could accommodate standing and sitting space for guests and storage for the firm’s design publications. The piece would need to be site-specific and prominently featured in Gensler’s new downtown Los Angeles office.
Beyond an initial in-person meeting, Cal Poly students and d[Fab]Lab faculty met with Gensler advisors via the online collaboration tool GoToMeeting to conduct weekly seminar discussions and review the team’s progress. In addition to bridging the 200-mile gap between designers in Los Angeles and students and faculty in San Luis Obispo, this method allowed professional consultants and materials specialists to participate easily, while exposing students to the kind of virtual collaboration that is prevalent in professional practice today. Maintaining a focus on a digital workflow, the team’s design and documentation process also was conducted virtually, substituting a 3-D model as the deliverable for fabrication in lieu of a traditional set of 2-D drawings.
Over the course of the seminar, the original concepts of three students were developed and refined using the 3-D modeling software Rhino and T-Splines, and virtually reviewed and critiqued weekly with Gensler’s design staff. Structural engineers at Buro Happold and solid surfacing material provider LG Hausys joined multiple discussions to examine schemes and offer insight on constructability, cost and structural integrity. A final, in-person meeting in Los Angeles focused on the review of physical prototypes and material samples, and enabled the team to address the challenges of forming fiberglass vs. solid surfacing as the table’s predominant surface material.
Inspired by the design and opportunity, LG Hausys become a partner in the project, providing technical expertise and support for their HI-MACS solid surfacing product, which proved to be the ideal material for achieving the table’s draped surface. LG Hausys also introduced the team to the capabilities of R.D. Wing Co. Inc., the Seattle-based fabrication specialists who ultimately constructed and delivered the table’s design.
The SLO_Gen table was recently installed in the main entry of Gensler Los Angeles, where its dramatic profile continues to lure pedestrians in from the street and prompt conversation on its origin.
Link to Project Video:
Project Information
Name
SLO_GenLA Table
Location
Gensler Los Angeles, 500 S. Figueroa, Los Angeles, CA 90027
Contacts
Shawn Gehle, Design Director – Gensler Los Angeles
Follow on twitter: @shawngehle
Mark Cabrinha, Ph.D., RA, Associate Professor, Architecture Department - Cal Poly, SLO
mcabrinh@calpoly.edu
805.756.2855
Project Credits
CLIENT
•Gensler Los Angeles
-Robert Jernigan, Shawn Gehle
TEAM
Design
•Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
Department of Architecture, College of Architecture and Environmental Design
-Faculty: Jim Doerfler, Mark Cabrinha
-Students: Ben Hait-Campbell, Cory Walker, Kegan Charles Flanderka
•Gensler Los Angeles
-Sabu Song, Shawn Gehle, Richard Hammond, Valentin Lieu
Engineering
•Buro Happold
-Garrett Jones, Gary Lau, Greg Otto, Liz Mahlow,
Fabrication
•R.D. Wing Co., Inc.
-Brandon Wing, Dan Foreman, Vath Sida, Wayne Bart
Materials
•LG Hausys – HI-MACS® Solid Surfacing
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SLO_GenLA Table
The SLO_GenLA communal table is a focal point in the lobby of Gensler’s Los Angeles office, and the result of an innovative partnership between Gensler and the Department of Architecture at the College of Architecture and Environmental Design at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo.
In 2011, professors Jim Doerfler and Mark Cabrinha, co-directors of Cal Poly’s Digital Fabrication Lab (“d[Fab]Lab”) reached out to Gensler L.A. design director Shawn Gehle to create a fully-virtualized studio focused on digital fabrication and online collaboration tools. In response, Gehle authored a unique, 10-week seminar that would allow students access to the firm’s design talent and explore form-finding and digital fabrication techniques through the design of a custom furniture piece. The design brief simply outlined a piece that could accommodate standing and sitting space for guests and storage for the firm’s design publications. The piece would need to be site-specific and prominently featured in Gensler’s new downtown Los Angeles office.
Beyond an initial in-person meeting, Cal Poly students and d[Fab]Lab faculty met with Gensler advisors via the online collaboration tool GoToMeeting to conduct weekly seminar discussions and review the team’s progress. In addition to bridging the 200-mile gap between designers in Los Angeles and students and faculty in San Luis Obispo, this method allowed professional consultants and materials specialists to participate easily, while exposing students to the kind of virtual collaboration that is prevalent in professional practice today. Maintaining a focus on a digital workflow, the team’s design and documentation process also was conducted virtually, substituting a 3-D model as the deliverable for fabrication in lieu of a traditional set of 2-D drawings.
Over the course of the seminar, the original concepts of three students were developed and refined using the 3-D modeling software Rhino and T-Splines, and virtually reviewed and critiqued weekly with Gensler’s design staff. Structural engineers at Buro Happold and solid surfacing material provider LG Hausys joined multiple discussions to examine schemes and offer insight on constructability, cost and structural integrity. A final, in-person meeting in Los Angeles focused on the review of physical prototypes and material samples, and enabled the team to address the challenges of forming fiberglass vs. solid surfacing as the table’s predominant surface material.
Inspired by the design and opportunity, LG Hausys become a partner in the project, providing technical expertise and support for their HI-MACS solid surfacing product, which proved to be the ideal material for achieving the table’s draped surface. LG Hausys also introduced the team to the capabilities of R.D. Wing Co. Inc., the Seattle-based fabrication specialists who ultimately constructed and delivered the table’s design.
The SLO_Gen table was recently installed in the main entry of Gensler Los Angeles, where its dramatic profile continues to lure pedestrians in from the street and prompt conversation on its origin.
Link to Project Video:
Project Information
Name
SLO_GenLA Table
Location
Gensler Los Angeles, 500 S. Figueroa, Los Angeles, CA 90027
Contacts
Shawn Gehle, Design Director – Gensler Los Angeles
Follow on twitter: @shawngehle
Mark Cabrinha, Ph.D., RA, Associate Professor, Architecture Department - Cal Poly, SLO
mcabrinh@calpoly.edu
805.756.2855
Project Credits
CLIENT
•Gensler Los Angeles
-Robert Jernigan, Shawn Gehle
TEAM
Design
•Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
Department of Architecture, College of Architecture and Environmental Design
-Faculty: Jim Doerfler, Mark Cabrinha
-Students: Ben Hait-Campbell, Cory Walker, Kegan Charles Flanderka
•Gensler Los Angeles
-Sabu Song, Shawn Gehle, Richard Hammond, Valentin Lieu
Engineering
•Buro Happold
-Garrett Jones, Gary Lau, Greg Otto, Liz Mahlow,
Fabrication
•R.D. Wing Co., Inc.
-Brandon Wing, Dan Foreman, Vath Sida, Wayne Bart
Materials
•LG Hausys – HI-MACS® Solid Surfacing
SLO_GenLA Table
The SLO_GenLA communal table is a focal point in the lobby of Gensler’s Los Angeles office, and the result of an innovative partnership between Gensler and the Department of Architecture at the College of Architecture and Environmental Design at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo.
In 2011, professors Jim Doerfler and Mark Cabrinha, co-directors of Cal Poly’s Digital Fabrication Lab (“d[Fab]Lab”) reached out to Gensler L.A. design director Shawn Gehle to create a fully-virtualized studio focused on digital fabrication and online collaboration tools. In response, Gehle authored a unique, 10-week seminar that would allow students access to the firm’s design talent and explore form-finding and digital fabrication techniques through the design of a custom furniture piece. The design brief simply outlined a piece that could accommodate standing and sitting space for guests and storage for the firm’s design publications. The piece would need to be site-specific and prominently featured in Gensler’s new downtown Los Angeles office.
Beyond an initial in-person meeting, Cal Poly students and d[Fab]Lab faculty met with Gensler advisors via the online collaboration tool GoToMeeting to conduct weekly seminar discussions and review the team’s progress. In addition to bridging the 200-mile gap between designers in Los Angeles and students and faculty in San Luis Obispo, this method allowed professional consultants and materials specialists to participate easily, while exposing students to the kind of virtual collaboration that is prevalent in professional practice today. Maintaining a focus on a digital workflow, the team’s design and documentation process also was conducted virtually, substituting a 3-D model as the deliverable for fabrication in lieu of a traditional set of 2-D drawings.
Over the course of the seminar, the original concepts of three students were developed and refined using the 3-D modeling software Rhino and T-Splines, and virtually reviewed and critiqued weekly with Gensler’s design staff. Structural engineers at Buro Happold and solid surfacing material provider LG Hausys joined multiple discussions to examine schemes and offer insight on constructability, cost and structural integrity. A final, in-person meeting in Los Angeles focused on the review of physical prototypes and material samples, and enabled the team to address the challenges of forming fiberglass vs. solid surfacing as the table’s predominant surface material.
Inspired by the design and opportunity, LG Hausys become a partner in the project, providing technical expertise and support for their HI-MACS solid surfacing product, which proved to be the ideal material for achieving the table’s draped surface. LG Hausys also introduced the team to the capabilities of R.D. Wing Co. Inc., the Seattle-based fabrication specialists who ultimately constructed and delivered the table’s design.
The SLO_Gen table was recently installed in the main entry of Gensler Los Angeles, where its dramatic profile continues to lure pedestrians in from the street and prompt conversation on its origin.
Link to Project Video:
Project Information
Name
SLO_GenLA Table
Location
Gensler Los Angeles, 500 S. Figueroa, Los Angeles, CA 90027
Contacts
Shawn Gehle, Design Director – Gensler Los Angeles
Follow on twitter: @shawngehle
Mark Cabrinha, Ph.D., RA, Associate Professor, Architecture Department - Cal Poly, SLO
mcabrinh@calpoly.edu
805.756.2855
Project Credits
CLIENT
•Gensler Los Angeles
-Robert Jernigan, Shawn Gehle
TEAM
Design
•Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
Department of Architecture, College of Architecture and Environmental Design
-Faculty: Jim Doerfler, Mark Cabrinha
-Students: Ben Hait-Campbell, Cory Walker, Kegan Charles Flanderka
•Gensler Los Angeles
-Sabu Song, Shawn Gehle, Richard Hammond, Valentin Lieu
Engineering
•Buro Happold
-Garrett Jones, Gary Lau, Greg Otto, Liz Mahlow,
Fabrication
•R.D. Wing Co., Inc.
-Brandon Wing, Dan Foreman, Vath Sida, Wayne Bart
Materials
•LG Hausys – HI-MACS® Solid Surfacing
"I used GoToMeeting on my iPad to stay up with work, while teaching water skiing at my families water ski school in November. Driving the boat is my dad, Dr. Jack Horton."
SLO_GenLA Table
The SLO_GenLA communal table is a focal point in the lobby of Gensler’s Los Angeles office, and the result of an innovative partnership between Gensler and the Department of Architecture at the College of Architecture and Environmental Design at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo.
In 2011, professors Jim Doerfler and Mark Cabrinha, co-directors of Cal Poly’s Digital Fabrication Lab (“d[Fab]Lab”) reached out to Gensler L.A. design director Shawn Gehle to create a fully-virtualized studio focused on digital fabrication and online collaboration tools. In response, Gehle authored a unique, 10-week seminar that would allow students access to the firm’s design talent and explore form-finding and digital fabrication techniques through the design of a custom furniture piece. The design brief simply outlined a piece that could accommodate standing and sitting space for guests and storage for the firm’s design publications. The piece would need to be site-specific and prominently featured in Gensler’s new downtown Los Angeles office.
Beyond an initial in-person meeting, Cal Poly students and d[Fab]Lab faculty met with Gensler advisors via the online collaboration tool GoToMeeting to conduct weekly seminar discussions and review the team’s progress. In addition to bridging the 200-mile gap between designers in Los Angeles and students and faculty in San Luis Obispo, this method allowed professional consultants and materials specialists to participate easily, while exposing students to the kind of virtual collaboration that is prevalent in professional practice today. Maintaining a focus on a digital workflow, the team’s design and documentation process also was conducted virtually, substituting a 3-D model as the deliverable for fabrication in lieu of a traditional set of 2-D drawings.
Over the course of the seminar, the original concepts of three students were developed and refined using the 3-D modeling software Rhino and T-Splines, and virtually reviewed and critiqued weekly with Gensler’s design staff. Structural engineers at Buro Happold and solid surfacing material provider LG Hausys joined multiple discussions to examine schemes and offer insight on constructability, cost and structural integrity. A final, in-person meeting in Los Angeles focused on the review of physical prototypes and material samples, and enabled the team to address the challenges of forming fiberglass vs. solid surfacing as the table’s predominant surface material.
Inspired by the design and opportunity, LG Hausys become a partner in the project, providing technical expertise and support for their HI-MACS solid surfacing product, which proved to be the ideal material for achieving the table’s draped surface. LG Hausys also introduced the team to the capabilities of R.D. Wing Co. Inc., the Seattle-based fabrication specialists who ultimately constructed and delivered the table’s design.
The SLO_Gen table was recently installed in the main entry of Gensler Los Angeles, where its dramatic profile continues to lure pedestrians in from the street and prompt conversation on its origin.
Link to Project Video:
Project Information
Name
SLO_GenLA Table
Location
Gensler Los Angeles, 500 S. Figueroa, Los Angeles, CA 90027
Contacts
Shawn Gehle, Design Director – Gensler Los Angeles
Follow on twitter: @shawngehle
Mark Cabrinha, Ph.D., RA, Associate Professor, Architecture Department - Cal Poly, SLO
mcabrinh@calpoly.edu
805.756.2855
Project Credits
CLIENT
•Gensler Los Angeles
-Robert Jernigan, Shawn Gehle
TEAM
Design
•Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
Department of Architecture, College of Architecture and Environmental Design
-Faculty: Jim Doerfler, Mark Cabrinha
-Students: Ben Hait-Campbell, Cory Walker, Kegan Charles Flanderka
•Gensler Los Angeles
-Sabu Song, Shawn Gehle, Richard Hammond, Valentin Lieu
Engineering
•Buro Happold
-Garrett Jones, Gary Lau, Greg Otto, Liz Mahlow,
Fabrication
•R.D. Wing Co., Inc.
-Brandon Wing, Dan Foreman, Vath Sida, Wayne Bart
Materials
•LG Hausys – HI-MACS® Solid Surfacing