STUDIO ONE SYMPOSIUM 2012:
FLOWS SYSTEMS ATOMS - ARCHITECTURE IN THE EXPANDED FIELD

The inaugural Studio One Symposium focuses on the studio's themes of architectural agency at an ecological and infrastructural scale, and brings together a global roster of influential designers and thinkers for two days of design, discussion, and debate.

For information regarding the schedule and speakers, please visit:
http://arch.ced.berkeley.edu/studioone/

While all events are free and open to the public, to guarantee a seat, please register at:
http://studioonesymposium.eventbrite.com/

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ABOUT STUDIO ONE 2012

Since beginning a year-long consideration of the San Francisco Bay, and architecture’s shifting role in it, the 2012 M.Arch. students of Studio One have engaged in a series of mapping and analysis exercises, narrowing their focus to hundreds of brownfield, abandoned, or marginal sites along the bay’s miles of coastline. Using techniques and software developed by Studio One Director Nicholas de Monchaux for the Local Code project, students will prepare a parametric site study of each site, culminating in a final presentation on May 4, 2012.

CED's Studio One program is a one-year, post-professional design studio intended for those who have a professional (accredited Bachelor of Architecture) degree, and wish to continue to explore current design issues in a stimulating, rigorous, and experimental studio setting. The year-long studio is at the core of the program, integrated with seminars and lectures in design theory, history, urbanism, digital applications, and building technology. The studio director is joined by a team of several other faculty from the department and the college.

For more information on this program, visit:
http://arch.ced.berkeley.edu/programs/march/options/option1