Open Jury Work in Progress: Intermediate, Diploma and Graduate Schools with presentation from Basmah Kaki, Inter 3 student, 2011 winner of
RIBA President’s Bronze Medal for Design, Part 1.
Roundtable Discussions: Rem Koolhaas, Hans Ulrich Obrist, James Westcott, Brett Steele, Shumon Basar;
ARTitectural Production
Research Cluster Events:
Saturated Space, Informal Cities
Workshops: Physical Computing; Digital Animation
Exhibition: Motion pieces from Move or Die Digital Animation Workshop, Friday 10 February, Back Members' Room
Lectures: Doreen Bernath; Joan Busquets
Discussions: AA Community Cluster
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AA Students Open Jury: Work in Progress 10/2/2012 - 10:00
Joan Busquets
How Cities Can Be Better: New Emerging Urbanistic Culture 10/2/2012
- 14:00
Jury Intermediate Unit 13 14/2/2012 - 10:00
Student Meeting All Undergraduate and Graduate students invited 15/2/2012 - 12:30
DVD copies of lectures dating back to 1975 are available in the Photo Library
Critical Territories
AA Gallery
Plasma Studio
H·O·R·T·U·S Hydro. Organisms. Responsive. To. Urban. Stimuli
Front Members' Room
ecoLogicStudio
Public Piracy
Diploma Unit 1
Back Members' Room, to Thursday 10 February
One-day Open Week Exhibition
Move or Die Digital Animation Workshop, delivered by Oliviu Lugojan-Ghenciu
Motion pieces
Friday 10 February, Back Members' Room
ARTitectural Production
AA Bar
Talk, Wednesday 8 February 18:00
AA Photo Library Exhibition
Open Monday to Friday, 10:00–18:00
Student Photographs: Entries for Christmas Card Competition
Image: Iceberg by Jenya Andersson
Forthcoming in Winter Term
Lina & Gio – The Last Humanists
The Work of Lina Bo Bardi: Photographs by Iñigo Bujedo Aguirre
Homes of the American Dispossessed: Photographs by Ben Murphy
Open from Saturday 25 February to Saturday 24 March
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