AALU IN INFRASTRUCTURAL URBANISM

DOM Publishers, Berlin, has just released the book “Infrastructural Urbanism. Addressing the In – Between”. This includes the article “The role of Infrastructural landscape in the image of the city” by AALU Studio Master Eduardo Rico. This paper describes how urban infrastructures bear the potential to redefine the role of public open space due to their networked condition and the qualities of their interstitial landscape. It then moves to describe how the research of AALU taps into this potential, by expanding the functional dimension of infrastructure encompassing other social and architectural aspects across multiple scales. The book also features "From Object Line to Vector Field - The social Instrucment" by AALU graduate Rahul Paul examining the role of LU disciplinary approach to design in turning infrastructural works in to agents of critical social change.

DIGITALLY FABRICATED CITIES WORKSHOP

Olga Jasson Costanza Giorgio

This workshop explores the different digital fabrication techniques beyond their representational capacity and into their creative potential. The purpose is to acquire an instrumental deployment of these tools and to create a feedback loop between the digital and the physical to overcome the traditional bi dimensional reading of the city.

Thanks to Jorge Ayala for his collaboration in the workshop.

For more info on AA Landscape Urbanism click here

DIGITALLY FABRICATED CITIES WORKSHOP

Daniel David Janneke

This workshop explores the different digital fabrication techniques beyond their representational capacity and into their creative potential. The purpose is to acquire an instrumental deployment of these tools and to create a feedback loop between the digital and the physical to overcome the traditional bi dimensional reading of the city.

Thanks to Jorge Ayala for his collaboration tin the workshop.

For more info on AA Landscape Urbanism click here

DIGITALLY FABRICATED CITIES WORKSHOP

Du Ignacio Leah

This workshop explores the different digital fabrication techniques beyond their representational capacity and into their creative potential. The purpose is to acquire an instrumental deployment of these tools and to create a feedback loop between the digital and the physical to overcome the traditional bi dimensional reading of the city.

Thanks to Jorge Ayala for his collaboration tin the workshop.

For more info on AA Landscape Urbanism click here