Marcelo López–Dinardi

Tag: drawings

  • WE CAN FIT

    WE CAN FIT

    This short design-research projects explores alternatives for the architectural floor plan of ONE MANHATTAN SQUARE, the newest addition to NYC’s Manhattan luxury skyscrapers. The floor plan is a drawing type that can both “determine” but also “accommodate” life, it is both active form and stuff container. WE CAN FIT alters the existing plan by re-filling […]

  • SEARCH

    A(n)Office, about, adhocracy, afterbelonging, air, analysis, anarchist, anonymous, archinect, Arles, artwork, assemblies, AssistantProfessor, Athens, audiovisual, audit, author, AveryReview, BArch, Barnard+Columbia, biennale, book, brazil, buell, builder, building, built, carnival, CCA, cccp, ciudadlab, cmu, coca, colonial, columbia, commonisms, communications, competition, conference, construction, contact, conversations, coordinator, critique, curator, curatorial, debt, Design, designer, desire, Detroit, digital, director, discussion, drawings, […]

  • SPATIAL CONSTRUCTIONS

    SPATIAL CONSTRUCTIONS

    Spatial Construction: Occupying a Grid is an exercise for the Introduction to Architecture and Visual Culture studio for non-majors at Barnard and Columbia. It is focused on the better understanding of space within a set of given parameters. First, it will work around a virtual cubic structure (12″x12″)that will contain a formal grid. This will define one […]

  • THE DAY AFTER THE CARNIVAL

    THE DAY AFTER THE CARNIVAL

    The Day After the Carnival: The Hangover of Work (in Late Capitalism) was a graduate studio taught at Penn Design in the University of Pennsylvania, inquiring the intersection of work-production as a mode of carnivalesque action in the form of hangover. Students researched and draw existing program-buildings near Northern Liberties, analyzed their local-global logics, composed programmatic […]