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4/9/2012

morphing intersections

3/27/2012

Mike Golden of DBox talks with Under Over Out Studio

Next in the studio’s mini-lecture series was Mike Golden, video and animation expert. He gave a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the video for HWKN’s winning PS1 entry: Wendy. Besides bestowing priceless technical advice, Mike gave a screening of the videos that inspire him which is always a treat for a room full of young designers.

 
3/27/2012

Speed Bump

 
3/27/2012

prathyushaviddam:

dinner in motion , brasilia

 
3/27/2012

darrylzuk-eim:

Why People in Cities Walk Fast

Late last week our own Richard Florida wondered on Twitter whether pedestrian walking speeds might indicate a city’s economic activity — reflecting some sort of “urban metabolism,” as he put it. Turns out there’s a rather long history of research into the speed of walking in cities, and that the evidence reveals, among other things, a strong connection between fleetness of foot and fatness of wallet. Call it a sign of the Cantering Class.

3/20/2012

Under Over Out Studio Newspaper
In an effort to raise community awareness and involvement the studio created a newspaper hand-out and distributed 1,000 copies at the Delancey Street Subway Station. The newspaper included a postcard image of each project with a brief description. The community was invited to visit the studio blog and weigh in on the student’s proposals for the Delancey Underground.

(Source: underoverout.experimentsinmotion.com)

 
3/20/2012

Light Cathedral - Jodie Zhang

 
3/14/2012

Under Over Out Studio Distributes Newspapers in L.E.S. informing the Neighborhood about the Delancey Underground

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The studio will focus on a site known as the Delancey Underground, an unused trolley terminal beneath Delancey Street at the base of the Williamsburg Bridge, that is speculated to become a subterranean public park, nicknamed the 'LowLine.'

Juergen Mayer H.

The founder and principal of the crossdisciplinairy studio, Jürgen Mayer H. Architekten. He studied at Stuttgart University, The Cooper Union and Princeton Universtiy. His work has been published and exhibited worldwide and is part of numerous collections including MoMA New York and SF MoMA.

Marc Kushner

MARC KUSHNER, AIA, worked for J Mayer H Architects in Berlin and Lewis Tsurumaki Lewis (LTL) in New York City before cofounding HWKN and Architizer. Since graduating from Harvard's Graduate School of Design in 2004, Marc has co-taught advanced architecture studios at Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation with Juergen Mayer and Marc Tsurumaki, as well as a summer studio at Parsons.

Benjamin Porto

An architect, Ben is a founding member and contributor of Reality Cues, a virtual collective concerned with addressing architecture in a new digital and interactive/social medium. Among his many contributions are GraffitiLab, a research project investigating architecture in the medium of popular culture and @Archistophanes, a persona invented to address the role of the architect as a social being.