Posts Tagged ‘Harvard GSD’

Y Inge Y on display at the Harvard Arts festival

Sunday, June 13th, 2010

Y Inge Y is an independent student project that grew out of an investigation in modular form in the “On The Bri(n)ck” class with professor Ingeborg M. Rocker of Rocker-Lange Architects at the GSD in the fall of 2009. It was recently completed for the Harvard Arts First festival in April of 2010.

Jon Scelsa, Ben Lehrer, Doug Jack, Julian Wu, Ingeborg M. Rocker, Y Inge Y, “On The Bri(n)ck”, Harvard GSD

The project was produced with the help of Jon Scelsa, Ben Lehrer, Doug Jack, & Julian Wu. The material is baltic birch plywood with a polyurethane finish, there were no mechanical fasteners used.  There are over 3000 unique pieces in the sculpture which were cut using a laser-cutter and a CNC milling machine. All geometry was generated and numbered by Rhinoscript to organize the production and assembly of the pieces.

Jon Scelsa, Ben Lehrer, Doug Jack, Julian Wu, Ingeborg M. Rocker, Y Inge Y, “On The Bri(n)ck”, Harvard GSD

“On the Bri-n-k” Robotic built wall at the GSD

Sunday, May 10th, 2009

Professor Ingeborg M. Rocker, Rocker-Lange Architects – developed with students at the GSD, Harvard University a robotic built wall.

On the Brinck, Robotic built wall at the GSD, Harvard, Rocker Lange Architects, parametric brickwall, Critical Digital Conference

On the Brinck, Robotic built wall at the GSD,Harvard, Rocker Lange Architects, parametric brickwall, parametric architecture, Critical Digital Conference

On the Brinck, Robotic built wall at the GSD, Harvard, Rocker Lange Architects, parametric brickwall, parametric architecture, Critical Digital Conference

On the Brinck, Robotic built wall at the GSD, Harvard, Rocker Lange Architects, Critical Digital Conference

Student quotes:
“This was the best experience so far at the GSD: generating a digital design, fabricating a model and then building it in a 1:1 scale.”  Jeff LaBoskey

“A whole set of new challenges occurred when we started to build the design – and a constant re-adjustments of design and building process had to happen – overall great fun and a fantastic learning experience for all of us. The most rewarding is to be in the space we have created and to watch people experiencing it.” Misato Odanaka

“This is the type of experience for which I came to the GSD! More of this!” Teresa McWalters

Credits:
On the Bri-n-ck project, Harvard University, Graduate School of Design

Advisor:
Ingeborg M.Rocker

Leading Team:
Jeff LaBoskey
Misato Odanaka
Benjamin Franceschi
Teresa McWalters

Coding:
Jessica Rosenkrantz, Nervous System
Jesse Louis-Rosenberg, Nervous System
Christian J. Lange, Rocker-Lange Architects

Core Team:
Natalya Egon
Ricardo Munoz
Matthew Swaidan
Tory Wolcott

Team:
Masana Amamiya, Sen Ando, Ben Brady, Julian Bushman-Copp, Lindsay Chandler-Alexander, Brad Crane, Theodore Diehl, Elizabeth Farley, Matthew Fiely, Chelsea Garunay, Jeremy Jih, Tessa Kelly, Jeongyon Kim, Jessica Knobloch, Carl Koepcke, Annie Kountz, Eva Leung, Cara Liberatore, Lesley McTague. Paul Merrill, Brian Militana, Yuhka Miura, Jason Phipps, Alicia Taylor, Jessica Vaughn, Ka Yip

Special Thanks:
Stephen Hickey
Martin Bechthold

Funding:
Junior Faculty Grant and Preston Scott Cohen, Chair of the Architecture Department

Discussion with Jeff Kipnis

Monday, November 3rd, 2008

Discussion with Jeff Kipnis, Rocker Lange, Architecture, Harvard GSD, Ordos 100, Ordos100

Buckminster Fuller in Effect

Thursday, April 24th, 2008

Buckminster Fuller in Effect, Rocker Lange Architects, Architecture

Critical Digital Conference

Thursday, April 17th, 2008

Critical Digital Conference, Rocker Lange Architects, Computation, Architecture