Archeworks' Graham funded Infrastructures for Change Workshop is today. http://bit.ly/3rTETS
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What's that?! A Zebra Protects Pedestrians? You've gotta see this. http://bit.ly/2xuLqR
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Cecil Balmond's H_edge to open at the Carnegie Nov 14. Read all about it http://bit.ly/2KRSjJ
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Read about Actions: What You Can Do With the City @TimeOutChicago and come see the show! Thanks @LDWeinberg! http://bit.ly/1HJqFR
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Watch out for these little guys: Starfish Stop Skateboarders, Action #42. http://bit.ly/2t6jHu
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Bombs Start Garden - Action #63. Check out the Green Guerillas stealthy gardening techniques here http://bit.ly/1YNKXs
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So many actions! Learn about all 99 as we tweet one per day now through February.
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Graham funded Eero Saarinen documentary featured in new exhibit opening at the MCNY http://bit.ly/fNthi
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Don't miss out! Markus Miessen to present The Nightmare of Participation at the Graham on Wednesday. http://bit.ly/fbOZP
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WORKac lecture, Make No Medium-Sized Plans Part II: Megaplans, is tonight at the Madlener House. Come see it! http://bit.ly/fbOZP
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Make No Medium-Sized Plans, Part I: Miniplans is tonight at IIT http://bit.ly/1PudVn See Part II at the Graham tomorrow night!
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Pike Loop at Storefront for Art and Architecture
Oct 27, 2009
Installation Inauguration: October 27, 7pm
Location: Pike Street between Division Street and East Broadway (map) Digital Materiality exhibition at Storefront: On show until November 14
In September 2009, Storefront for Art and Architecture will inaugurate an exhibition of the work of Swiss architects Gramazio & Kohler, Architecture and Digital Fabrication, ETH Zurich and, in conjunction with NYC Department of Transportation’s Urban Art Program, Storefront will present the first architecture project to be digitally fabricated on site, at 1:1 scale, in the US.
Developed through their research at ETH Zürich Faculty of Architecture, Gramazio & Kohler's work explores highly complex architectural artifacts, built by industrial robots typically used to assemble automobiles and perform other high-precision tasks. The accuracy, strength and speed of these robots allow them to fabricate architectural forms of unprecedented complexity and intricacy.
Gramazio & Kohler's work represents the cutting edge of innovation in the field of digital fabrication in architecture. For many years architects have relied on digital manufacturing processes such as CNC milling or 3D printing as a tool for formal research at model-scale. For the first time, Gramazio & Kohler’s work explores the potential of mobile digital fabrication techniques that can fabricate at 1:1 scale on site.