Steven Holl's Porosity Poster

Steven Holl's POROSITY

I was the Workshop Coordinator with Nick Gelpi, project architect for Steven Holl @ The SCI-Arc Gallery, Summer 2005. I had to manage a team of 14 students who came in at different times to help with the installation. It was a success accept for a theft where someone in the school thought it was cool to steal one of the half size models. This is yet another back handed compliment to the work. It seems like a pattern that these things happen all the time at SCI-Arc.

George Yu's BLOW UP @ SCI-Arc

These giant bladder shaped balloons had touch sensitive strips attached to its tails and when one touchs it, it lets out a specific notes of set of notes.

It becomes an instrument at the scale of the exhibition hall at SCI-Arc. I was involved in setting it up and really enjoyed it. Even Thom Mayne came and had fun playing with balloons!

Alexis Rochas' AIR FOUNDATIONS

We had to build at 1:1 scale of whatever we proposed could be used to resist gravity. I would post more images of this so as to help us understand this curved truss system that is made rigid by twisting it onto itself. The funny thing is that this flying machine of mine got stolen. Yes all 24 feet in wing span. What a back handed compliment. Such a rewarding loss. Sigh...

AIR FOUNDATIONS

VERGE @ NUS

This is right outside the School of Architecture at the National University of Singapore. It was part of the exhibition for the Star Trek Convention at Suntec City. It is now on permanent display as a garden sculpture. It must be have decomposed by now. Well, that was me when I was slim. I did this project with classmates Soo Ying "Zinc" Ho and Sock Mui Koh. I have always liked the environment that it creates when we zoom in to its infrastructural logic. Hope you guys like this!