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DJ Adam Cooper, educator Brianna Swan, and their dog, Chu Chu, live in the 900-square-foot, two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment on the ground level of a renovated back house in L.A.’s El Sereno neighborhood.
DJ Adam Cooper, educator Brianna Swan, and their dog, Chu Chu, live in the 900-square-foot, two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment on the ground level of a renovated back house in L.A.’s El Sereno neighborhood.
"This was the first time we had the opportunity to design a kitchen," says Hollie. "A few elements were important to us: space to prep food together, and space to move freely but smartly." As a chef and food educator, Hollie uses the airy and open kitchen as a laboratory for healthy meals to inspire her job teaching.
"This was the first time we had the opportunity to design a kitchen," says Hollie. "A few elements were important to us: space to prep food together, and space to move freely but smartly." As a chef and food educator, Hollie uses the airy and open kitchen as a laboratory for healthy meals to inspire her job teaching.
The Trellis fruit bowl by Cranbrook educator Scott Klinker for Alessi.
The Trellis fruit bowl by Cranbrook educator Scott Klinker for Alessi.
American architect, artist, and educator Amaza Lee Meredith driving circa 1920. Photo courtesy Virginia State University Special Collections and Archives.
American architect, artist, and educator Amaza Lee Meredith driving circa 1920. Photo courtesy Virginia State University Special Collections and Archives.
Angelo Mangiarotti was born in Milan on February 26, 1921, and graduated in Architecture in 1948 at Politecnico di Milano. The prolific designer and educator created products including tables, chairs, utensils, and lighting.
Angelo Mangiarotti was born in Milan on February 26, 1921, and graduated in Architecture in 1948 at Politecnico di Milano. The prolific designer and educator created products including tables, chairs, utensils, and lighting.
Grace is an entrepreneur, artist, author and educator. She believes anything is possible and that through the act of making, people not only change the way they think, they change the way they behave. This belief is what drove her to create Paperpunk.
Grace is an entrepreneur, artist, author and educator. She believes anything is possible and that through the act of making, people not only change the way they think, they change the way they behave. This belief is what drove her to create Paperpunk.
As a chef and food educator, one of the current owners has used the open kitchen as a laboratory for healthy meals to inspire her job teaching. When designing the space, they sought to craft a space where they could "prep food together while also being able to move freely and smartly."
As a chef and food educator, one of the current owners has used the open kitchen as a laboratory for healthy meals to inspire her job teaching. When designing the space, they sought to craft a space where they could "prep food together while also being able to move freely and smartly."
Architecture Design: Marlon Blackwell Architects Fayetteville, Arkansas-based architect and educator Marlon Blackwell creates structures that blend vernacular and contemporary forms. The Ruth Lily Visitors Pavilion, designed for the Indianapolis Museum of Art in Indiana, picture here, was completed in 2010.
Architecture Design: Marlon Blackwell Architects Fayetteville, Arkansas-based architect and educator Marlon Blackwell creates structures that blend vernacular and contemporary forms. The Ruth Lily Visitors Pavilion, designed for the Indianapolis Museum of Art in Indiana, picture here, was completed in 2010.
Oakland–based Walter J. Hood is an artist, designer, and educator who strives to bring beauty to the lives of all by repurposing materials in urban spaces. His work, <i>Three Trees: Jackson, Obama, Washington, </i>are representations of such.
Three Trees: Jackson, Obama, Washington,
Kurt Schmidt and Georg Teltscher, students of Walter Gropius at the Bauhaus, debuted their multimedia performance "Mechanische Ballett" in 1923. Its companion, "Die mechanische Exzentrik," was produced by artist and educator Laszlo Moholy-Nagy. The Vitra Design Museum revived the performance for one night in 2015.
Kurt Schmidt and Georg Teltscher, students of Walter Gropius at the Bauhaus, debuted their multimedia performance "Mechanische Ballett" in 1923. Its companion, "Die mechanische Exzentrik," was produced by artist and educator Laszlo Moholy-Nagy. The Vitra Design Museum revived the performance for one night in 2015.
An educator and supporter of emerging talent, Edelkoort’s private collection includes pieces by many former students, including Maarten Baas, whose 2006 Clay Furniture pieces were exhibited as part of Open Ended—Li Edelkoort at Dutch Design Week in October 2015
An educator and supporter of emerging talent, Edelkoort’s private collection includes pieces by many former students, including Maarten Baas, whose 2006 Clay Furniture pieces were exhibited as part of Open Ended—Li Edelkoort at Dutch Design Week in October 2015
Double Barrel Lamp by Raul Cabra, Emily Jan, Rie Hirai Dion, Michele Marti, Zak Timan and Maria Magdalena Angeles (2009) A Venezuelan-born educator and designer working in the Bay Area, Raul Cabra took a class to Oaxaca to craft these lamps with local artisans as part of the Oax-i-fornia design exchange.
Double Barrel Lamp by Raul Cabra, Emily Jan, Rie Hirai Dion, Michele Marti, Zak Timan and Maria Magdalena Angeles (2009) A Venezuelan-born educator and designer working in the Bay Area, Raul Cabra took a class to Oaxaca to craft these lamps with local artisans as part of the Oax-i-fornia design exchange.
Flóki stool by Dóra Hansen-Hansen is known as a successful interior architect, educator, event curator, and to the crowds at DesignMarch: a product designer who reinvents the possibilities of everyday materials. Her work with ocean harvested driftwood for the Tindur lamp is well known, but it was the Flóki (or Felt) stool that caught my attention at the event. Photo by: Tiffany Orvet
Flóki stool by Dóra Hansen-Hansen is known as a successful interior architect, educator, event curator, and to the crowds at DesignMarch: a product designer who reinvents the possibilities of everyday materials. Her work with ocean harvested driftwood for the Tindur lamp is well known, but it was the Flóki (or Felt) stool that caught my attention at the event. Photo by: Tiffany Orvet
The panel featured four maverick Pacific Northwesterners—a “guerrilla” Portland developer, Kevin Cavanaugh, who has been shaking up his industry and creating a new model for affordable housing, Vancouver architect, Mark Busse, Kate Bingaman-Burt, a Portland-based Illustrator and Educator and Britt Howard, a fashion designer and owner of the Portland Garment Factory.
The panel featured four maverick Pacific Northwesterners—a “guerrilla” Portland developer, Kevin Cavanaugh, who has been shaking up his industry and creating a new model for affordable housing, Vancouver architect, Mark Busse, Kate Bingaman-Burt, a Portland-based Illustrator and Educator and Britt Howard, a fashion designer and owner of the Portland Garment Factory.
With buildings shifting from resource consumers to ecosystem service providers over the next 20 years, green builder and educator Bryan Henson offers crucial insights. Henson will speak onstage about his hands-on experience with recent buildings, such as one of the first passive-house certified projects in Southern California—a multifamily project for Habitat for Humanity. Home by Allen Construction.
With buildings shifting from resource consumers to ecosystem service providers over the next 20 years, green builder and educator Bryan Henson offers crucial insights. Henson will speak onstage about his hands-on experience with recent buildings, such as one of the first passive-house certified projects in Southern California—a multifamily project for Habitat for Humanity. Home by Allen Construction.
Lifetime Achievement: Moshe Safdie An architect, urbanist, planner, educator, theorist and author, Moshe Safdie has worn many hats over the years. Three years after completing his studies at McGill University, the Israeli-Canadian architect completed his first built project, Habitat '67, a model for community housing that remains seminal today. Originally conceived as his master's thesis project, the structure, completed in 1967, comprises a collage of 354 prefabricated units.
Lifetime Achievement: Moshe Safdie An architect, urbanist, planner, educator, theorist and author, Moshe Safdie has worn many hats over the years. Three years after completing his studies at McGill University, the Israeli-Canadian architect completed his first built project, Habitat '67, a model for community housing that remains seminal today. Originally conceived as his master's thesis project, the structure, completed in 1967, comprises a collage of 354 prefabricated units.
Amaza Lee Meredith (1895-1984) designed and built Azurest South as a house and studio for herself and her longtime partner, Edna Meade Colson (1888-1985), on the edge of the Virginia State University campus, where they both worked as educators. <span style="font-family: Theinhardt, -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, &quot;Segoe UI&quot;, Roboto, Oxygen-Sans, Ubuntu, Cantarell, &quot;Helvetica Neue&quot;, sans-serif;">The International Style residence is listed on the Virginia Landmarks Register and the National Register of Historic Places.</span>
The International Style residence is listed on the Virginia Landmarks Register and the National Register of Historic Places.
The property features many such traditional craft elements native to Nicaragua; rancho builders from the La Paz Centro region of Nicaragua, architects and engineers from Granada, and craftspeople from all over the country helped build the property, creating everything from light fixtures to stone sinks. Andrew and Kristin enlisted landscape expertise from Chris Shanks, a permaculture educator based in Ometepe, who helped educate the duo on practical plants to grow for teas and edible consumption. Accessory designs like white bed linens with colorful throws are a work of Daina Platais of local shop Amano.
The property features many such traditional craft elements native to Nicaragua; rancho builders from the La Paz Centro region of Nicaragua, architects and engineers from Granada, and craftspeople from all over the country helped build the property, creating everything from light fixtures to stone sinks. Andrew and Kristin enlisted landscape expertise from Chris Shanks, a permaculture educator based in Ometepe, who helped educate the duo on practical plants to grow for teas and edible consumption. Accessory designs like white bed linens with colorful throws are a work of Daina Platais of local shop Amano.
Already legends in the field of architecture and design (classic Eames shell chairs are pictured above), in 1977 Charles and Ray Eames set out to adapt a book by a Dutch educator into a short documentary, Powers of Ten. The film shows the human environment slowly receding as the camera zooms out over a park in Chicago into outerspace. In a matter of seconds, the Eamseses put the city in a radically new perspective, and began a new conversation about scale. After a screening of Powers of Ten, at Stage A at 2:30 p.m., Llisa Demetrios, Charles and Ray’s granddaughter, will discuss the short film’s legacy.
Already legends in the field of architecture and design (classic Eames shell chairs are pictured above), in 1977 Charles and Ray Eames set out to adapt a book by a Dutch educator into a short documentary, Powers of Ten. The film shows the human environment slowly receding as the camera zooms out over a park in Chicago into outerspace. In a matter of seconds, the Eamseses put the city in a radically new perspective, and began a new conversation about scale. After a screening of Powers of Ten, at Stage A at 2:30 p.m., Llisa Demetrios, Charles and Ray’s granddaughter, will discuss the short film’s legacy.
Already legends in the field of architecture and design, in 1977 Charles and Ray Eames set out to adapt a book by a Dutch educator into a short documentary, Powers of Ten. The film shows the human environment slowly receding as the camera zooms out over a park in Chicago into outerspace. In a matter of seconds, the Eamseses put the city in a radically new perspective, and began a new conversation about scale. After a screening of Powers of Ten, Eames and Llisa Demetrios, Charles and Ray’s grandchildren, will discuss the short film’s legacy onstage. Saturday, May 30, 2:30 p.m., Stage: TBA
Already legends in the field of architecture and design, in 1977 Charles and Ray Eames set out to adapt a book by a Dutch educator into a short documentary, Powers of Ten. The film shows the human environment slowly receding as the camera zooms out over a park in Chicago into outerspace. In a matter of seconds, the Eamseses put the city in a radically new perspective, and began a new conversation about scale. After a screening of Powers of Ten, Eames and Llisa Demetrios, Charles and Ray’s grandchildren, will discuss the short film’s legacy onstage. Saturday, May 30, 2:30 p.m., Stage: TBA
Student's Pavilion Plan Silva began researching, gradually building a community around those with experience and knowledge of the Pavilion. He spoke to a couple in Cleveland that managed a roller rink that once was located on-site, the members of the New York State Pavilion Paint Project, working to restore the structure, and found out about the 1969 concert series, when bands such as The Grateful Dead, Led Zeppelin, Fleetwood Mac and Santana played under the Tent of Tomorrow. He even made the Pavilion part of his teaching curriculum—the middle school educator has his eighth graders design alternative uses for the pavilion in 2012.
Student's Pavilion Plan Silva began researching, gradually building a community around those with experience and knowledge of the Pavilion. He spoke to a couple in Cleveland that managed a roller rink that once was located on-site, the members of the New York State Pavilion Paint Project, working to restore the structure, and found out about the 1969 concert series, when bands such as The Grateful Dead, Led Zeppelin, Fleetwood Mac and Santana played under the Tent of Tomorrow. He even made the Pavilion part of his teaching curriculum—the middle school educator has his eighth graders design alternative uses for the pavilion in 2012.
In the Center for Architecture’s double height gallery space, a grid of traditional school desks hang above a new, more flexible interpretation by Steelcase. There are also listening stations where visitors can hear the voices of 21st-century thinkers such as Katie Salen, James Paul Gee, and Howard Gardner, juxtaposed with key 20th century progressive educators whose contributions are listed behind. Edgeless Schools takes into consideration how best to educate digital natives. “All these kids are growing up knowing they can access at a very young age the information of the world on a hand held device,” Mellin says. “What does that mean in terms of formal education? One thing that is agreed upon is that while no one knows how this will be played out, there is a great emphasis on flexibility, and being able to use spaces in a variety of ways.” Photo courtesy the Center for Architecture.
In the Center for Architecture’s double height gallery space, a grid of traditional school desks hang above a new, more flexible interpretation by Steelcase. There are also listening stations where visitors can hear the voices of 21st-century thinkers such as Katie Salen, James Paul Gee, and Howard Gardner, juxtaposed with key 20th century progressive educators whose contributions are listed behind. Edgeless Schools takes into consideration how best to educate digital natives. “All these kids are growing up knowing they can access at a very young age the information of the world on a hand held device,” Mellin says. “What does that mean in terms of formal education? One thing that is agreed upon is that while no one knows how this will be played out, there is a great emphasis on flexibility, and being able to use spaces in a variety of ways.” Photo courtesy the Center for Architecture.
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