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Machine Myrmecomorphy - Studio of Experiments Spring 2020 Instructor: Karel Klein @karelnyla Co-teacher: Sandra Nataf @sandra_ntf Students: (1,3,5,7) Mara Lookabaugh @mara_lookabaugh (2,4,6) Brandon Sanchez @branchez_

@Prattgaud faculty and students please join us today for this semesters first Critic at Large event. We are excited to welcome Neil Denari @neil_denari as the Critic at Large for the 2020-2021 Academic Year. The Critic at Large being and invited position. Questioning the boundaries between critical theory, practice, and pedagogy. With an aim to augment and bolster student's independent thinking skills through direct unmediated interaction with the Critic at Large the @Prattgaud Chair David Erdman @david_erdman_hk and faculty. . Today’s session will focus on visualization, MSArch, and MArch Year 1 students . @prattinstitute @prattsoa @prattgaud

Images from yesterday’s Pratt Parallels on Governors Island @governorsisland at our new research and event space. A discussion between Arlene Keizer @arlenekeizer (Prof. Humanities and Media Studios Pratt Institute) + Mrinalini Aggarwal (Artist ‪+ 2018-2020‬ AICAD Fellow Pratt Institute), moderated by David Erdman @david_erdman_hk (Chair GAUD) and Ariane Lourie Harrison @arianelourieharrison (MS Coordinator GAUD). . Part of the broader theme of Embracing the Modalities, Asynchronies and Densities of Post Pandemic Cities, this session focuses on themes of Social Justice in relation to the things we make and how we represent them. Bringing together two influential thinkers and scholars from differing practices - media theory and fine arts, this informal and conversational talk will examine issues of representational sensibilities and their political implications. Keizer's work on Kara Walker, her scholarship in African American, Carribean and American Literature and Aggarwal's background as an Indian artist working in the states on politically sensitive sites entitled "fields," bridge issues of intersectionality across the practices of fine art, architecture and landscape architecture: through the specificity of design and the things we make. The discussion seeks to use content from the RE: Siding exhibition, the relationship of that work to reconfigured colonial styles and their proposed reconfiguring domestic patterns on Governors Island speculating upon their future post pandemic development and the complex historical origins of the island as its progenitor and departing point. . @prattinstitute @prattsoa @prattgaud

SU’20 Elective, Altered Estates Hong Kong led by Professor David Erdman @david_erdman_hk and Co teacher Hart Marlow @hartmarlow. . Students: Sonya Feinstein @so_fein, William Vandenburgh @willvandenburgh, Sohhee Oh @sohhee_oh, Jeffrey Graziano, James Donaldson @milkytomatoes

Apply Now “New Spring 2021 MS programs Start" MS Programs are accepting applications for Spring 2021 Programs begin January 19, 2021 and conclude December 31, 2021. . Ariane Lourie Harrison, Coordinator, MS Programs (Architecture and Urban Design) @arianelourieharrison.

Work from Summer 2019 MSAUD design program with prof Jonas Coersmeier @coersmeier and co-teacher Emilija Landsbergis @miakaialands . Work of Donghan Kang @d_kang01 . Students worked on urban design projects focusing on redevelopment of the waterfront in Brooklyn’s Navy Yard @bklynnavyyard . @prattinstitute @prattsoa @prattgaud

AMASS VERB: To gather together or accumulate (a large amount or number of valuable material or things) over a period of time. NOUN: A coherent, typically large body of matter with no definite shape . Please join us Thursday September 3 from 3pm-5pm for AMASS; a hybrid, socially-distanced, dispersed gathering on Governors Island. We would like to welcome existing and new members of our student-faculty to spend the afternoon of September 3rd on Governors Island. Small groups may gather and/or travel over together, picnic at the Parade Grounds (or elsewhere), explore the island or register for a tour of RE: Siding: an exhibition including student-based research focused on Governors Island whose opening coincides with AMASS and which is located in the GAUD exhibition and research space located in Nolan Park House 14. A live stream of the galleries and house will accompany the event. . To get to Governors Island all parties must register for ferry passage via the Governors Island website. . All students/faculty approved for campus access may participate in this event. If you are interested in visiting the RE: Siding exhibition please RSVP. Limited tickets are available. . @prattinstitute @prattsoa @prattgaud

AMASS VERB: To gather together or accumulate (a large amount or number of valuable material or things) over a period of time. NOUN: A coherent, typically large body of matter with no definite shape . Please join us Thursday September 3 from 3pm-5pm for AMASS; a hybrid, socially-distanced, dispersed gathering on Governors Island. We would like to welcome existing and new members of our student-faculty to spend the afternoon of September 3rd on Governors Island. Small groups may gather and/or travel over together, picnic at the Parade Grounds (or elsewhere), explore the island or register for a tour of RE: Siding: an exhibition including student-based research focused on Governors Island whose opening coincides with AMASS and which is located in the GAUD exhibition and research space located in Nolan Park House 14. A live stream of the galleries and house will accompany the event. . To get to Governors Island all parties must register for ferry passage via the Governors Island website. . All students/faculty approved for campus access may participate in this event. If you are interested in visiting the RE: Siding exhibition please RSVP. Limited tickets are available. . @prattinstitute @prattsoa @prattgaud

Work from Spring 2020 MS.Arch focussing on residential houses in Governors Island . . Studio Prof: Nathan Hume @nphume Co-teacher: Brian Ringley @brianringley + Jeff Anderson @anderson1512. . Students: Kasturi Wagh @kasturiwagh and Vineet Hingorani @weeneeet

SP’20 M.Arch . Y2 Studio, Waste to Energy + Recycling located in Manhattan . Studio Prof: Kutan Ayata @young_ayata Students: Alsharif Khalid Nahas @alsharifkhalid + Edisson Cabrera @edisson_95 +Joseph Jurasinski @joseph_jurasinski

SP’20 M.Arch . Y2 Studio, Waste to Energy + Recycling + Water Park located next to Manhattan’s East river park. . Studio Prof: Alexandra Barker @alexandrabarker. Students: (1,3,5) Ye Lyu and Pinar Araci @pin.araci. (2,4,6) James Donaldson @milkytomatoes and Jeffrey Szeto

for Spring 2020 MArch Y1 students. Designing a new middle school in Brooklyn. . Prof: William Macdonald. Student: (1,2,3) James Nanasca @jamesandnotyou . (4,5) Enrique Franco @enriquefrancoe