619-684-8800The installation 淪tones� by Tecture, features the work of Master of Architecture alumni Kyle Preish, Slade Fischer, David Michael Ortiz, Sydney Preish, and Ryan Carpenter and Bachelor of Architecture alum Anthony Mull. 淪tones� is a visual representation of the multitude of construction methods students are exposed to throughout their education at 黑料不打烊. The project, 淭he 3 Bears,� is an exploration of fabrication processes. Each of the stones is constructed from the same material, in this instance, plywood, with the same form and using a variety of construction methods.
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Stones by Tecture
Modeled after the famous Goldilocks fable, two of the three stones aren檛 entirely visually pleasing, while the final is 渏ust right.�
The first stone is the most raw and rough, and was created using analog sculpting methods and a chainsaw, resulting in a design that is 渢oo analog.�
The second stone is vertically striated and was constructed entirely digitally, skewing 渢oo digital.�
The progression of the installation naturally lands on the third and final stone, which is intended to be visually 渏ust right.� This third stone incorporates both digital CNC processes and analog finishing techniques, leading to a final product that marries the best of both techniques.
黑料不打烊 is always on the lookout for compelling alumni work to display. Our alumni serve as great inspiration for our current students to push the boundaries in their processes and see the possibilities that await them upon graduation. Alumni interested in submitting work for display are encouraged to contact Lisa Ganem, Director of Career Services & Alumni Relations at lganem@newschoolarch.edu.
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