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UBERSCHALL :: super sonic interactive architecture

sound(art), space and architecture in the urban context of Auckland City

Friday, September 4, 2009

Digi-Fab Exercise - Student Work

Sue ::
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Digi-Fab Exercise - Student Work

Crystal ::

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Digi-Fab Exercise - Student Work

Frazer ::


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Digi-Fab Exercise - Student Work

Lucia ::

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Digi-Fab Exercise - Student Work

AJ ::
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Digi-Fab Exercise - Student Work

Joe ::
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Tuesday, September 1, 2009

Intensive Studio Begins :: CHANGED

Hi all,

The intensive studio will now begin at 10am Friday 04.09.09. You will also present your artist research assignment at this time. This will be the first time you meet Marc and Jan, please make sure you are on time.

See you then.

Cheers,



Daniel
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UBERSHCALL
An intensive design studio run between 3rd & 4th year at the Auckland University School of Architecture, lead by Marc Günnewig and Jan Kampshoff of German based practice “Modulorbeat” & supported by Daniel Bosher (NZ). The studio will explore the relationship of sound(art), space & architecture in the urban context of Auckland City. Within three focused workshop phases (rec/prog/play) sound data will be captured & critically investigated. The final outcomes will be an interactive installation format which will be exhibited during the 2009 Auckland Architecture Week.
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