This lecture on the the use of history and precedent begins with the so-called Texas Rangers and their reintroduction of historical precedent into architecture and urban design studios in the mid-20th century and ends with the School of Architecture at NCSU in the early 21st century.
This program explores the relationships between the work of Josef Albers and Luis Barragan, the possible influences and inspirations, and the student work from the seminar "Luis Barragan: Light, Color, and Water" that help better understand Barragan's use of color.
Today, computer numeric controlled (CNC) machines customize tools (e.g. molds, patterns, and dies) for repetitive manufacturing processes, making small-volume productions cost effective. Now, repetitive manufactured architecture components can be customized on a per-building basis. Using built examples, this session illustrates the architectural possibilities of customized repetitive manufacturing (CRM), most common CRM materials and processes, and collaborating with manufacturers.
AIA Triangle and NC State College of Design Joint Lecture presented by Jennifer Newsom AIA, LEED AP, NOMA, NCARB
What are the varieties of section, and what effects do they have on form, space, and more importantly social organization? Drawing upon his bestselling book, Manual of Section, Paul will explicate a typology of section and show how section can operate to produce spatial and social relationships.
AIA Triangle/NC State College of Design Joint Lecture featuring Thomas Ryan, AIA of T.W. Ryan Architect, San Francisco
AIA Triangle/NC State College of Design Virtual Joint Lecture presented by Ivi Diamantopoulou + Jaffer Kolb, Principals | New Affiliates, New York
AIA Triangle/NC State College of Design Virtual Joint Lecture presented by Robin Abrams, FAIA, ASLA of NC State
AIA Triangle, NC State College of Design Joint Lecture Series presented by Dr. Darius Arya, Executive Director of the American Institute for Roman Culture
AIA Triangle and NC State School of Architecture Virtual Joint Lecture Series presented by Liz Ogbu, Founder + Principal of Studio O, Harwell Hamilton Harris Lecture