The Projects Review Website 2009 is now online, with an overview of the student projects per units/department and the schools research clusters and year round activities. The website developed by despark (with AA Digital Platforms who has also conducted a revamp of the school's website) presents an interactive grid of squared images that revolve hyperlinking to sub-grids with the students projects per unit or department.
Here are some screenshots of my project pages, in the moment when passing from one page to the next, both pages make an appearence while disappearing, colapsing in one single dynamical image, different realities and distinct scales, strange textual and visual formations, generating an array of unthinkable possibilities.
[ images: website screenshots of AA Projects Review 2009/PhD/Emanuel Jose Rocha Ferreira de Sousa ]
Here are some screenshots of my project pages, in the moment when passing from one page to the next, both pages make an appearence while disappearing, colapsing in one single dynamical image, different realities and distinct scales, strange textual and visual formations, generating an array of unthinkable possibilities.
[ images: website screenshots of AA Projects Review 2009/PhD/Emanuel Jose Rocha Ferreira de Sousa ]
Labels: architectural association, london, projects review 2009
PROJECTS REVIEW EXHIBITION 2009 ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION
1 Comments Thursday, July 02, 2009 | 11:14 pm.
Projects Review 2009 opens tomorrow, Friday 3 July, offering an overview of the AA's 600+ full-time students projects displaying from drawings, modeels, installations, photographs, to large 1:1 working prototypes, intractive media, including the AA summer pavillion in Bedford Square.
The PhD programme exhibition, curated by Kirk Wooller and myself, Emanuel de Sousa, unites all of these modes of representation and presentation, through a full-scale installation in the reception area. Comprising a blown-up tiled catalogue of the PhDs completed and approved until now at the AA, the entrance wall sees itself profanated by a real-time graffiti intervention that tags all ongoing research (and other things) in the institution, challenging the established knowledge.
Projects Review 2009 runs from Friday 3 July to Saturday 25 July 2009.
[ images: PhD Projects Review 2009 exhibition area, AA Reception. Photos by Emanuel de Sousa. Please find more photos here ]
Labels: AA PhD Dialogues, architectural association, london, projects review 2009
