FINAL REVIEW CRITICS
MORNING
STUART DODD
Stewart Dodd is founding director of Satellite
Architects Limited. He teaches Intermediate Unit 1 at the AA. He also
teaches in AA’s Design & Make at Hooke Park and co-directs the Marking the
Forest Visiting Programme, in Eugene, Oregon.
CARLOS JIMENEZ CENAMOR
Is architect and architect is the co-founder of
the Architecture office casaleganitos. He is also the Bartlett Summer
Foundation Coordinator and Tutor and teaches in Unit 22 at the Bartlett.
ED BOTTOMS
Edward Bottoms is the AA Archivist. He received a
history degree from Exeter University and a Masters in architectural history
from the University of East Anglia. He has published on a range of subjects
including cast museums and the history of architectural education.
SAM JACOB
Of the Sam Jacob Studio. Was a founding director
of Fat Architecture. Is columnist for Art Review and Dezeen and blogs at
Strangeharvest. Professor of Architecture of UIC, visiting Professor at
Yale, and Director of Night School here at the AA.
KARTHIKEYAN RAMAMOORTHY
Graduated from the AA DRL, and works with Allies and
Morrison – after many years with KPF.
ROZ BARR
Is the director of a London-based architecture studio
founded in 2010 after 10 years as an Associated Director with Eric Parry
Architects. And has also taught here at the AA.
FENNA HAAKMA WAGENAAR
Has worked with OMA, with Herzog de Meuron, Fosters,
Sanaa (a slew of Pritzker Prize winners), worked for Design for London (the
Mayor), before again working for OMA in London this time. Now Now runs
her own office here in London, teaches at London Metropolitan University AND is
an ex-Summer School tutor.
CHEE-KIT LAI
Architect and co-Director of The Mobile Studio.
His is also a RIBA awards assessor. Previously worked with Ken Yeang and
also runs a unit at the Bartlett school of Architecture.
SHUMON BASAR
Shumon is a writer, editor, curator and director
of the cultural programme at the AA and is working on a novel entitled
'World!World!World!'
AFTERNOON
MADELON VRIESENDORP
Is an Artist,
former AA Tutor, frequent critics and workshop teacher at AA and
elsewhere. She is a founding partner of OMA and her famous paintings
and drawings have been published and exhibited at the Guggenheim, Pompidou and
elsewhere.
STUART DODD
Stewart Dodd is founding director of Satellite
Architects Limited. He teaches Intermediate Unit 1 at the AA. He also
teaches in AA’s Design & Make at Hooke Park and co-directs the Marking the
Forest Visiting Programme, in Eugene, Oregon.
NEREA CALVILLO
Researches the agencies of the microscopic components
of the air to study their relationships with the urban environment.
Teaches at the University in Alicante and is a PhD researcher at Goldsmiths.
MIRAJ AHMED
Painter and Architect and Unit Master of Intermediate
Unit 13 and teaches at Camberwell College of Art.
THEO SPYROPOULOS
Director of the AA DRL and founder of Minimaforms
which currently has a piece in the Digital Revolution show at the Barbican on
now.
FABRIZIO BALLABIO
Fabrizio Ballabio studied at the Academy of
Architecture in Mendrisio, the ETH in Zurich andhas recently completed the
MA in History and Critical Thinking at the AA.
JOHN NG
Studied in Bath and here at the AA – beginning with
his own stint as a student in the AA Summer School. He taught in the AA’s
Diploma Unit 5 and now teaches in the AA First Year Studio.
ADAM FURMAN
AA Graduate and former Summer School Tutor, Adam now
combines architecture with products, interiors writing and
teaching. He is a founder of Madam Studio and Saturated Space.
EXERCISE 3. THE HACIENDA MUST BE BUILT
Mission 1: From DYMAXION (DYnamic MAXimum tensION) to LEMACTION (LEarning from MAximum aCTION)
INSTRUCTIONS:
1) You will find some light material on your
table. That is the beginning of a challenging competition.
2) During the next three hours, try to build
the largest space as possible with that material.
3) Seduce the jury with your arguments.
CONTENT:
The Hacienda must be built. A place for the
maximum leisure, intense atmospheric experiences and interesting degrees of
uncertainty that will host a diversity of uncontrolled pleasant experiences.
The Hacienda has to be constructed with the minimum of conventional
architectonic physical materials (beams, pillars, covers, facades, grounds,
etc.) and the maximum of immaterial elements (sounds, vibrations, glances,
desires, signs, etc.)
“We
are bored in the city, there is no longer any Temple of the Sun. Between the
legs of the women walking by, the dadaists imagined a monkey wrench and the
surrealists a crystal cup. That’s lost. We know how to read every promise in
faces — the latest stage of morphology. The poetry of the billboards lasted
twenty years. We are bored in the city, we really have to strain to still
discover mysteries on the sidewalk billboards, the latest state of humor and
poetry.” (1)
1- Gilles
Ivain (Ivan Chtcheglov). Formulary for a new
Urbanism. At Internationale Situationniste #1. October 1953.
EXERCISE 2. VICE SQUAD
VICE SQUAD 01 ... [ VERNISSAGE ]
VICE SQUAD 02 ... [ LEISURE PLEASURE ]
VICE SQUAD 03 ... [ MASSIVE ]
VICE SQUAD 02 ... [ LEISURE PLEASURE ]
VICE SQUAD 03 ... [ MASSIVE ]
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