WF’s Erik Thorson has been fortunate enough to participate  in this years issue of tarp.  Release party tomorrow night, in the borough of Brooklyn.

This year’s issue focuses on the engagement of digital processes which are currently at the forefront of architectural discourse and practice. Various computational methodologies, such as parametric systems, generative processes, and scripting, all pose questions on organizational strategies, formal qualities, and branding, just to name a few. The work presented in this issue speculates on the significance of these techniques through a critical, if at times tentative lens of theoretical inquiry and practical application.

Essays written by:
Manuel DeLanda, Erik Ghenoiu, Leopold Lambert, Peter Macapia, Hannibal Newsom, Sarah Ruel-Bergeron, David Ruy, suckerPUNCH, Kazys Varnelis, James Williams

Projects featured from:
Annie Boccella, Bureau V, Tania Branquinho, Freeland Buck, maxi spina Architects, Mitchell Joachim, kokkugia, Scott Savage, SOFTlab, Erik Thorson, Eleftheria Xanthouli

Editors:
Alpna Gupta, Sarah Le Clerc, Marinelle Luna, Hannibal Newsom, Sarah Ruel-Bergeron, James Williams

SUPERFRONT Gallery
1432 Atlantic Avenue (btwn New York and Brooklyn Avenues)
Bedstuy, Brooklyn
A/C to Nostrand stop; walk south on Nostrand; east on Atlantic
Friday May, 7th 7-10pm

Jest to internetowy magazyn ktory wspoltworzy 15 osob: byli studenci i wykladowcy Iaac.

Autorzy pochodza z 5 kontynentow, stad celem magazynu jest uzyskanie dosyc globalnego punktu widzenia na niektore bardzo lokalne sprawy. Ma to byc miejsce do dyskusji i zadawania pytan, rowniez tych niewygodnych. Nazwa wiaze sie z przypuszczeniem ze nie mamy jednej wizji, lecz wiele przypuszczen (witamy w “multiplicity” o ktorej pisal Deleuze)

Moj pierwszy artykul znajduje sie tutaj: Why the term open-source architecture is profoundly wrong?

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We Have NO VISION is up and running!

It’s a web magazine co-authored by 15 former students faculty of Iaac.

The contributors come from 5 different continents, so it’s aim is to bring together quite a global view on some local issues. It’s a platform for discussion and rising some tough questions, I hope. The name refers to the fact that we have no single vision (welcome to Deluzian multiplicity).

Check out my first entry here: Why the term open-source architecture is profoundly wrong?