Studio Anticipation.

Student: Pat Wilke

Fourth Year Studio. Knowlton School of Architecture. Aquarium in Kuwait

Critic: Gabriel Esquivel

Final Review Monday March 3rd. 1:30 PM. KSA

Studio Anticipation. AURA

Students: Marcela Figueira and Allison Borthwick

Fourth Year Studio. Department of Design. The Ohio State University.

Exhibition for Surrealism. AURA.

Critic: Gabriel Esquivel

The Studio explores issues of aesthetics looking for the excessive, horrific and abject.

The review will be March 5th, 2008, School of Design, Hayes Hall. 9:30 am.

Studio Anticipation.

Students:

Alison Greulich

Tracy Paterson

Aquarium in Kuwait. Fourth Year Studio. The Knowlton School of Architecture.

Critic: Gabriel Esquivel

The idea behind the project is two explore the idea of different water effects using analog models first and later digital. The review will be on March 3, 2008. at KSA.

Project Runway. Vogue Offices in Mexico City

The Ohio State University Department of Design.

Office of the Future Studio. Mexico City

Vogue Headquarters.

Adam Behm and Ron Crowe.

Critic Gabriel Esquivel.

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http://design.osu.edu/design461/index.html

The site was a building loctaed at Reforma 115, designed by Mexican famous architect Ariel Bromberg. The idea was to generate surface techniques based on some fashion effects of some particular dresses by Balenciaga, YSL and others. Then create a series of excessive and lusciuos atmospheres.

Ten Years Ago

Flight Exhibition Center Gui Competition. The Ohio State University 1998. Fourth Year Studio

Critic: Gabriel Esquivel

Student: Joe Gaughan

This is the one of several projects of the two studios I taught that year that began to investigate a surface project using digital technology. The starting point was an analog experiment, in this case using a smoke chamber and photographing the stages of the experiment. Then a laminating wood technique was used to produce an analog model that led to the digital model. The project obtained the first place in this yearly competition and the president of the jury was Max Scogin.