by Haley Gipe
Posted on June 3, 2010
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Chumash Architecture Show, 2010: Studio Nulman “How can Architecture create or embrace a spectacle in which the public can interact with and further provide a destination for spectacular events to occur, feeding the seemly endless need for new stimulation which society seems to crave?”
by Haley Gipe
Posted on June 3, 2010
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Chumash Architecture Show, 2010: Studio Lucas “A culinary center in Venice, CA that moves beyond basic needs of food and shelter. The project enables an expanded, extraordinary experience encompassing the individual, the social, and the temporal.”
by Haley Gipe
Posted on June 3, 2010
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Chumash Architecture Show, 2010: Studio Di Santo “Twisted tight in layers lie the lines and lulls of feet and wheels, tracks and treads, steel and grass, saw blades and pillow tops, inches from each other’s beds.”
by Haley Gipe
Posted on June 3, 2010
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Chumash Architecture Show, 2010: Studio Nulman “eXPerience. Intense images, amped by architecture, shove the user into a shocking atmosphere of collision and tension: painting come to life.sion, a painting come to life.”
by Haley Gipe
Posted on June 3, 2010
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Chumash Architecture Show, 2010: Studio Jackson “Architecture that takes control away from people allows some degree of variability through the unpredictable climactic forces of nature, encouraging co-existence between the built and natural environment.”