Tag Archives: computational design

Final review and thesis at DIA FW1011.

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Please find here some of our students studio and thesis project’s images from the final review at DIA. The task of this semester was to design an extension to an existing local enterprise in Barcelona. A big thank you to the  jury including Tom Bock, … Read More →

del Campo Manninger architecture & design at TAC.

Written by . Posted on November 16, 2010. Filed under lectures, teaching, upcoming. Tagged , , , , , , , , , , . No comments.
TAC

On behalf of the Department of Building Environment Science and Technology (BEST), Politecnico di Milano, Alessio Erioli of Co-de-iT, invited del Campo Manninger architecture & design to conduct a two week teaching module at TAC. TAC Technically Advanced Construction is a new postgraduate course for graduates … Read More →

del Campo Manninger architecture & design at IASS 2010, Shanghai.

Written by . Posted on August 11, 2010. Filed under lectures. Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , . No comments.
IASS 10 Shanghai Austrian Pavillion

SPAN will present the paper Topological Surfaces as Modes of Formation in Nature at the IASS, International Association of Shells and Spatial Structures, in Shanghai. This year’s symposium Spatial Structures – Temporary and Permanent provides an opportunity for architects, structural engineers, builders and researchers to … Read More →

del Campo Manninger architecture & design at Concrete Geometries AA, London.

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Cupola Quatro Fontana Rome Borromini

© Giovanni Dall’Orto 2005 Cupola of the Quatro Fontana Church in Rome by Borromini. On behalf of SPAN, Sandra Manninger will present the paper Sense and Advanced Sensibility – about the Relationship of Sensuality, Obsessions and Advanced Design Techniques at the Concrete Geometries Symposium at … Read More →

del Campo Manninger architecture & design at ACADIA 10, New York.

Written by . Posted on August 7, 2010. Filed under lectures. Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . No comments.
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SPAN will be exhibiting at the ACADIA 2010 LIFEin:formation. The ACADIA conference 2010 will focus on the changing nature of information and its impact on architectural education, research and practice. With the ever-increasing integration of information technologies in the design laboratory, the discipline of architecture … Read More →

SPAN lecture at the Distributed Intelligence in Design Symposium, Manchester, UK.

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Distributed Intelligence Chris Williams

the circus moves on… Following an invitation by Dr. Tuba Kocaturk of the University of Salford, greater Manchester University I joined the row of speakers for the 1st international Symposium on Distributed Intelligence in Design. The venue turned out to be an exiting meeting of … Read More →

SPAN lecture at IDCT09 Conference, Politecnico Milan.

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IDCT09 conference coffee break Ceccatto, Fornes

On invitation by the Politecnico Milan Matias del Campo joined into the IDCT09 Conference as one of the keynote speakers. It was a real honor to share some of SPANs thoughts on advanced design techniques and sensibilities with a distinguished audience and with this great … Read More →

SPAN lecture & panel discussion at ABB 08.

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Architecture Biennale Beijing 08 Elena Manferdini

During our stay in Beijing the organizers of the Biennale, Neil Leach and Wei Shu staged a two day conference and lecture series at Tsinghua University. The panel discussion included all the individual Curators of the Beijing Biennale. The discussion covered issues of computational design, … Read More →