• Review order will be (35 minutes per team): 1:40-2:15 Brad + Gregg; 2:15-2:50 Tim and Aaron; 2:50-3:25 Mark + Allison; Break from 3:25-3:40; 3:40-4:15 John + Amber; 4:15-4:50 Joe + Katy; 4:50-5:25 Solomon + Aaron + Yong
• Aaron will be the time keeper.

• CRITICS:

  1:30-3:30

  John Ross

  Ben Ibarra

  Blaine Brownell

  Aaron Westre

  Jeff Montegue

  Peter Aamoth

  3:30-5:30

  John Ross

  Ben Ibarra

  Dan Clark

  Aaron Westre

  Jeff Montegue

  Peter Aamoth

• After the review beers at the Kitty Cat Klub!
  

• The studio needs to settle on final exhibition placements and general design 1:30-3:30.
• I can meet with teams upon request 3:30-5:30.

• Today is a work day.  I’ll meet with teams upon request.  Create a sign-up sheet.

Please read this expert from Kolarevic, Branko. “Digital Production”. Architecture in the Digital Age: Design and Manufacturing. London: Taylor & Francis, 2005. I ran across this article this mornning and thought it would give a good context for how Gaussian curvature analysis is being used in actual architectural design applications.

• Voluntary desk crits in groups of two.  Please create a sign-up sheet.

• Voluntary desk crits in groups of two.  Please create a sign-up sheet.
• After talking with Renee and Kevin and actually looking up your laser cutting costs, Kevin may allow for a discount on laser cutting fees when those fees go above $200 during the module.  So far only two teams are close to that mark: Mark +Allison and Solomon + Yong + Aaron.

• Today is a work day and I do not expect to meet with teams today unless specific teams want to meet.
• For Monday we will meet in RM 15 for the pin-up.  Please prepare a powerpoint presentation and have your models ready to show Marc and I.
• The pin-up will start at 1pm and end at 3:30 sharp.
  
• The Pin-up order will be : 1) Mark and Allison; 2) Gregg and Brad; 3) Katy and Joe; 4) Tim and Aaron; 5)John and Amber 6) Aaron+Solomon + Yong
• Each team will have 5-10 minutes to present only and will get comments for 15 minutes (25 minutes in total).  Make sure you tailor your presentations to be only 5-10 minutes long as we need to have as much time as possible for comments.
• Yong will be the time keeper.
• Please make sure all the power point presentations are loaded onto one computer before we start so that we can not waste time.
  

• Teams should wrap up research on documenting morphology.
• Teams should have represented graphically the “rules of thumb” for the geometric/morphological behavior of their systems.
• Teams already done with the previous step should have global schemes to show for the proposed installation.

Agenda:

• Meet two groups at a time (1 hour each): 1) Tim+Aaron, John + Amber; 2) Solomon+Aaron+Yong,  Mark + Alison; 3) Joe + Katy, Brad + Gregg

Due Friday:

• Teams should be further refining their global scheme designs or be beginning them

References from Monday:

• Here’s a script to export Maya Vector Arrows to Illustrator: http://www.proxyarch.com/wiki/index.php?title=Extract_Vectors_from_Fluid
• Mark + Allison sound project I referenced last week: pages-from-collective-intelligence-in-design

• progress since Friday

Agenda:

• Today is a workday and I don’t anticipate meeting with teams for desk crits unless teams want to meet.  If any team wants to meet I will be available.

Assignment for Wednesday:

• Teams should extend their regional studies to produce some global scale schemes of the installation and aim at having some ideas for the global scale (the installation scale) represented in the form of scale models, renderings, plans and sections.