EP05: Joseph Altshuler/Could Be Architecture - “Finding your fun - takes work."
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by Indiana University Architecture
4M ago
In this episode of Pencils Down, we welcome Joseph Altshuler from Could Be Architecture, renowned for integrating art and architecture. Joseph shares his journey and the philosophy behind his innovative design practice, emphasizing interactive and engaging spaces. He discusses unique project approaches, future trends in architecture, and the importance of pushing conventional boundaries. instagram.com/couldbearchitecture couldbe.design ..read more
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EP04: Tatiana Bilbao
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by Indiana University Architecture
6M ago
Welcome to this episode of Pencil's Down where we dive deep into the world of Mexican architect, Tatiana Bilbao. Renowned for her groundbreaking designs that beautifully blend geometry with the rhythms of nature, Bilbao has always championed collaboration as a cornerstone of her projects. Join us as she reminisces about her childhood, revealing how a passion for architecture seems to be a family trait. Stay tuned for an intimate look into the roots of her architectural journey. https://tatianabilbao.com ..read more
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EP03: Lisa Taliano - Material Entanglements: Bodies and Borders
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by Indiana University Architecture
6M ago
Lisa Taliano, an artist + philosopher + poet + activist hailing from New York City, is currently showcasing her exhibition titled "Material Entanglements: Bodies and Borders" at The Miller Gallery, housed within The Republic Building. Through her artwork, Taliano delves into an exploration of the interconnectedness between bodies and places within the ecological context. Her paintings embody a profound understanding of the fluid boundaries that exist between bodies and the broader environment, skillfully navigating the delicate balance between abstraction and representation. Within her exhibit ..read more
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EP02: Vinc Math on Bamboo Architecture
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by Indiana University Architecture
6M ago
In the first episode of our fall season, we engage in a conversation with Vinc Math, a bamboo expert from Germany, based in New York. He has extensive experience working with bamboo. He has built numerous bamboo structures all over the world and enjoys sharing his knowledge with others conducting workshops and lectures.  This summer he worked on a project in our community, Columbus, Indiana; in collaboration with Studio Zewde from New York for Exhibit Columbus.  Join us to hear more about his story. If you are interested in seeing his work, you can check out his website and social me ..read more
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