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Face to Face

Melissa Shin

After a series of individual exercises that explored live/work scenarios, students collaborated digitally to design likeminded projects for a shared 0.5 acre site in Los...

ARCH 102A: Architectural Design I

HOME|WORK

Sandra Yum

Our studio studied domestic rituals and house precedents that looked at how architecture could forge new rituals and create new relationships between its occupants and...

ARCH 102A: Architectural Design I

Collaborative Living

Andrew Kovacs

This 1st year, 1st semester studio culminated in the design of two houses on one site that had a focus on collaborative living. After a...

ARCH 102A: Architectural Design I

Collaborative Living

Juan Salazar

The studio introduces the fundamental techniques of constructing orthographic and axonometric projection drawings with the aim to see how these constructs drive design intentions and...

ARCH 102A: Architectural Design I

Co-Domo

Andy Ku

Co-Domo is a collection of projects that observe the communal living and live/work environments’ virtues and possibilities. This studio values joint venture design processes and...

ARCH 102A: Architectural Design I

A “SUPER!” BLOCK

Farnoosh Rafaie

This studio questions the nature of radical urban space through the discrete proposal of “Superblock”. This joint masterplan, or large-scale requisite corpse, will poke and...

ARCH 202A: Architectural Design II

Super Future

Rob Berry

Have you ever wondered about the superblock of the future, or maybe the future of the superblock? This studio spent the past few months doing...

ARCH 202A: Architectural Design II

Environmental Design – Site and Context

Aaron Neubert

ARCH 202A: Architectural Design II

Site and Context, Analysis and Diagrams

Scott Uriu

Context: the time we have arrived at is strange to say the least. New realities have evolved, politically, socially, economically and are shaping how we...

ARCH 202A: Architectural Design II

Environmental Design: Personal Space, Street Space, City Space

Myrna Ayoub

Through the understanding of context and site at 3 different scales: Personal Space, Street Space, and City Space, this studio proposes a new "City of...

ARCH 202A: Architectural Design II

Co-op City – Housing for the Collective Good: From Minimal Dwelling to Maximal Housing

Olivier Touraine

The 302a studio took the task to design affordable housing units on three different sites along W 43rd Street in LA’s Leimert Park Village. Building...

ARCH 302A: Architectural Design III

Co-op City – Housing for the Collective Good: From Minimal Dwelling to Maximal Housing

John Dutton

The 302a studio took the task to design affordable housing units on three different sites along W 43rd Street in LA’s Leimert Park Village. Building...

ARCH 302A: Architectural Design III

Co-op City – Housing for the Collective Good: From Minimal Dwelling to Maximal Housing

Yo-ichiro Hakomori

The 302a studio took the task to design affordable housing units on three different sites along W 43rd Street in LA’s Leimert Park Village. Building...

ARCH 302A: Architectural Design III

Co-op City – Housing for the Collective Good: From Minimal Dwelling to Maximal Housing

Lisa Little

The 302a studio took the task to design affordable housing units on three different sites along W 43rd Street in LA’s Leimert Park Village. Building...

ARCH 302A: Architectural Design III

Co-op City – Housing for the Collective Good: From Minimal Dwelling to Maximal Housing

Sascha Delz

The 302a studio took the task to design affordable housing units on three different sites along W 43rd Street in LA’s Leimert Park Village. Building...

ARCH 302A: Architectural Design III

Speculations on Co-living and Collective Housing

Hadrian Predock

It could be argued that housing is in the experimental bulls-eye of the architectural discipline as things reshuffle towards the collective, the social and the...

ARCH 302A: Architectural Design III

Off-Grid and Off-Site: Strawberry Fields Forever

Jennifer Siegal

This studio investigates off-grid and off-site modular construction techniques for Central California’s farmworker, fieldworker and migrant communities.

ARCH 402A: Architectural Design IV

Thresholds of Segregation in Los Angeles

J. Yolande Daniels

Threshold conditions range from physical, to social, to the phenomenological. Physical thresholds demarcate the spaces in-between and at the periphery. They are often adjunct to...

ARCH 402A: Architectural Design IV

Extreme-ness, or Nine Points for an Architecture of Affordable Housing in Los Angeles

Gary Paige

Wicked problems require extreme thinking, solutions, and action. Social justice, climate change, houselessness, and more specifically, houselessness in Los Angeles are some notable examples. Yet,...

ARCH 402A: Architectural Design IV

Model Inhabitants

Alfie Koetter

In this studio, we considered issues of accessibility in architecture, namely as they are related to spatial barriers in our built environment. Using the ADA’s...

ARCH 402A: Architectural Design IV

Odd Lots

Yaohua Wang

By examining the drawing’s role in interpreting, describing and constructing boundaries across terrains, this studio asks how to think and rethink the relationship between representation...

ARCH 402A: Architectural Design IV

Social Equity in Tall Timber

Luciana Varkulja, Warren A. Techentin, Mario Cipresso, Roland Wahlroos-Ritter, Charles Alan Lagreco

Contemporary architecture is a volatile amalgam of an ever increasing complexity of building systems, wide ranges of building components and materials re-combined with a growing...

ARCH 500A: Comprehensive Architectural Design

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