DESCRIPTION:
Performative Environments was a semester-long graduate design and prototyping studio held at the Stevens Institute of Technology Product Architecture Lab, Spring 2009.
The ambition of Performative Environments was to examine parametric modeling environments for their potential as interactive space modulators. Throughout the semester students developed digital, as well as analog prototypes to interface with various forms of environmental inputs.
The studio was conducted through a series of parallel lectures, technical sessions, and a series of group installations. The studio culminated in an exhibition of the students' research at the Center for Architecture in New York City.
Courtesy Stevens Institute of Technology:
Performative Environments was a semester-long graduate design and prototyping studio held at the Stevens Institute of Technology Product Architecture Lab, Spring 2009.
The ambition of Performative Environments was to examine parametric modeling environments for their potential as interactive space modulators. Throughout the semester students developed digital, as well as analog prototypes to interface with various forms of environmental inputs.
The studio was conducted through a series of parallel lectures, technical sessions, and a series of group installations. The studio culminated in an exhibition of the students' research at the Center for Architecture in New York City.
Courtesy Stevens Institute of Technology:
The Product-Architecture Lab at Stevens Institute of Technology is a pioneering graduate program integrating the study of Architecture, Engineering, Product Design, and Interaction.
The program overcomes longstanding deficiencies in design education by creating a distinctive fusion of design culture and technology throughthe disciplines of computation, analysis, and advanced production methodologies.
