In our morning session, we will hear from three incredible humans Catie Newell, Viriginia San Fratello and Roland Snooks.
30 NZRAB Points + 6.5 CPD Global Standard Points
9am - 10am - Catie Newell
This presentation will focus on material research and architectural works that investigate and capture knowledge about spatial shifts from day to night. With an interest in the perceptual implications of darkness, I experiment with shifts in light and lack thereof, embracing its potential with acute awareness of both its material realities and immaterial effects. In some of my work, darkness is paired with a necessary source of illumination, while at other times its addition to, and containment within, a space is part of the desired effect. In yet other works, its presence is cast in formal ambiguities. These reworked fragments of space, volume and site comprise intimate and jarring environments that reveal unusual tectonic qualities in the midst of familiar typological forms. I use darkness and nightfall as architectural materials with which to create new and unexpected forms, heightening our experience of the nocturnal lives of our surroundings. The works discussed will include: Eclipse, Secret Sky, Specimen, and ongoing research
10am - 11am - Virginia San Fratello
Virginia will discuss 3D environments in relation to the built environment and how with the use of mixed technology you can encapsulate a vision for amazing architectural solutions. Emerging objects expertise in material development will be showcased and discussion around different materials used in the 3D print environment. Virginia will discuss the various additive manufacturing techniques SLS, FDM, 3DP, LOM and more and introduce new methods that are not widely used in the world of 3D printing. Virginia is occupied with trying to design buildings that people would want to live in.
11am - 12pm - Roland Snooks
Roland Snooks explores the complexity of the contemporary social and natural world through the creation of objects, installations, public art and architectural projects. This work draws on an understanding of the underlying processes of formation that give rise to these contemporary conditions. The studio redeploys these processes through algorithmic techniques in the creation of highly detailed and intricate forms. We have a fascination with the impact of new technologies on form. The studio is at the forefront of new computational design processes and robotic fabrication techniques. We are focussed on how to develop and leverage these innovations to create intricately crafted forms.
Speakers
Catie Newell from Alibi Studio and Taubman College
Virginia San Fratello from Emerging Objects
Roland Snooks from Roland Snooks
DK as our Teulo Talks MC
In our afternoon session, we will hear from three incredible humans Bernard Scott, Maria Mingallon and Lech Ozieranski.
10 NZRAB Points + 6.5 CPD Global Standard Points
1.15pm - 2.45pm
12.45pm - 1.45pm - Bernard Scott
Bernard from Degafloor will discuss the technical aspects behind resins in flooring applications and discuss the sustainability story behind using resins. Degafloor will showcase some of the commercial projects they have been apart of and the longevity of the flooring due to the application of a resin.
1.45pm - 2.45pm - Maria Mingallon
Embracing Digital – We are all in this together
- What impact does digital technology have in the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industry? What will the future look like?
- What is Automation and Computational Design and how it can help.
- As a senior leader in the AEC industry, with a background in technology, Maria will explore strategies for leading teams to embrace emerging digital technologies.
2.45pm - 3.45pm -Lech Ozieranski - Swegon
Lech will discuss all things to do with ventilation and ensuring you have a healthy commercial space and home.
Speakers
Bernard Scott from Degafloor
Maria Mingallon from Mott Macdonald
Lech Ozieranski from Swegon
DK as our MC
