Rapid prototyping and CNC milling machines within the hands of the architect has resulted in endless scripted geometries and surface complexity. The Cabinet of Curiosities is a device for testing digital formations in architecture, landscape, and urbanism while situating social and cultural research agendas in ‘everyday’ Los Angeles.
Jennifer Bonner, Visiting Assistant Professor, School of Architecture, Woodbury University
WUHO Gallery presents Cedric Price: Room for Learning, an exhibition by Samantha Hardingham, Scrap Marshall, and Jan Nauta. The exhibition will run through November 23rd. The exhibition focuses on four of […]
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Continue reading →WUHO Gallery presents Cedric Price: Room for Learning, an exhibition by Samantha Hardingham, Scrap Marshall, and Jan Nauta. The exhibition will run through November 23rd. The exhibition focuses on four of […]
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