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John Hadley, A Catholic Church for Langley Park;
Committee: Prof. Brian Kelly (Chair); Prof. Isabelle Gournay
In the photo: John Hadley
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
Will be finished for the second deadline (2012 June). Lacks railing, paint job and some additional detailing as some parts do not want to fit together. That is due to the fact that we were unable to acquire the permission to use a laser cutter and all the cutting had to be done manually (by hand). In this case machine beats its creator by long run. ~96 man hours spent making the detail.
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
Scott Behrens presents his Architecture Masters Thesis in the Great Space, December 13, 2012. Guest juror Marie Sorensen makes a comment.
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
Will be finished for the second deadline (2012 June). Lacks railing, paint job and some additional detailing as some parts do not want to fit together. That is due to the fact that we were unable to acquire the permission to use a laser cutter and all the cutting had to be done manually (by hand). In this case machine beats its creator by long run. ~96 man hours spent making the detail.
Lisa Goldsmith presents her Architecture Masters Thesis project in the great space. Guest juror Antonio Rebelo.
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
The model was finished for the second deadline (2012 June). By bending some rules we were able to gain access to the laser cutter and at least cut out the delicate railing. Still the overall man hours exceeds 200 h and as mentioned in the previous comment it is a triumph for the machine. There is a lot more footage of this piece assembly and manufacturing. Hopefully all of that will be composed into a video at some point in the future. Meanwhile other projects are waiting to be finished.
Built 1930 Architect - John M Lyle .... in Art Deco style .... In the 1920's & 1930's, John M Lyle was the architectural master of the Canadian branch bank, his Art Deco designs dressing up street corners all across Canada ....
Joanna Yu, Housing for Carver Livingston;
Committee: Prof. Em. Ralph Bennett (Chair); Prof. Brian Kelly; Prof. Margaret McFarland
In the photo: Joanna Yu
John Hadley, A Catholic Church for Langley Park;
Committee: Prof. Brian Kelly (Chair); Prof. Isabelle Gournay
In the photo: John Hadley, Jennie Kirwan
Sometimes when we visit these historic places, we should put ourselves in the Kings/Queens shoes to see and feel like them...the architectural master piece comes out then...
Bangalore Fort, K R Market
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Joanna Yu, Housing for Carver Livingston;
Committee: Prof. Em. Ralph Bennett (Chair); Prof. Brian Kelly; Prof. Margaret McFarland
In the photo: Joanna Yu, Tony Ames, Sean Nohelty
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
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An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
An amazing range of beautiful masters projects from the architectural students at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technolog Lausanne (EPFL). Wonderful prototyping, visualization and observation...
Can we apply this to business thinking? Most certainly!
Steve Correll, A Public Bath at Holy Rood Cemetery in Georgetown;
Committee: Prof. Isabelle Gournay (Chair); Prof. Garth Rockcastle
In the photo: Steve Correll, Sean Nohelty, Tony Ames, Jamie Tilghman, James Ramil
one of the architectural master pieces designed by "antoni gaudi". construction of this church started in 1882 n still still continues to this day!!!
The Pantheon is one of my favorite Roman buildings, it is an architectural master piece.
Painters Raphael and Caracci are buried there, as well as 2 Kings and 1 Queen of Italy: Vittorio Emanuele II, Umberto I, and Umberto's Queen, Margherita.
The harvester ant's nest is an architectural master piece. It's built on a slope with only one entrance in the centre. They build the fortress like structure with mud and their saliva in such a way that rain water cannot enter the nest. They forage grain, dehusk them (see husk on top right.) and then store them in the three layered nest38 to 50 cm below the surface. strangely enough the young ones do not feed on the grain. They thrive on the fungus that grows on the seeds!