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San Francisco has two brand new museums designed by world famous architects - Herzog & de Meuron and Renzo Piano. These museums sit opposite each other in Golden Gate Park. Each is fundamentally different from the other. In what ways is this true? And why has that happened? A complete, higher definition, full version of HERE1 can be found on in the iTunes Podcast Store: itunes.apple.com

www.avestudio.net A Binary Future For this particular project, we attempted to, in a sense, 'buck the trend' of what is generally thought of as 'architecture.' Although initially half-jokingly doing so, we explored the idea of what architecture could mean: not solely bricks, mortar, or steel, but also the architecture of a computer chip. Both of these entities share the same word, but in each case, they have very different meanings. We wanted to bring the architecture of a computer chip together in a melting pot with the architecture of built construction. The museum was to be designed of solid materials-concrete, glass and steel. All of these materials have neutral or cool tones to them, which we used as an expression of the futuristic theme. The radial plan and a transparent geodesic dome were intended to echo the physical exhibits within. The true exhibition spaces, however, were to actually be in virtual reality. Essentially, a visitor could step into a gyroscopic sphere made of a metal mesh while wearing a lightweight headpiece, and program the exhibit to simulate almost anything as they walked around in the virtual space. The visitor would no longer be limited to artifacts and pottery in a glass showcase, they would literally be able to experience any conceivable event in history, the present, and in all possibility the perceived future. After some research, we discovered that the core technology does exist, and if taken a step further, the idea of a truly virtual ...

Domus Academy was founded in Milan in 1982 as the first postgraduate design school in Italy, and as an open project focusing on the Italian Design and Fashion experience. Throughout the years, DA also asserted its importance as a school, in the full meaning of the term: a place for postgraduate education and research lab investigating innovation and design topics. In December 2009 Domus Academy joined the Laureate International Universities Network, an international highlevel education network for art and design. The Academy offers 10 masters courses, attended by students from all over the world: Masters in Accessories Design, Masters in Business Design, Masters in Car Design, Masters in Design, Masters in Fashion Design, Masters in Interaction Design, Masters in Interior and Living Design, Masters in Urban Vision and Architectural Design, Masters in Fashion Management, Masters in Fashion Styling and Visual Merchandising, Masters in Service and Experience Design.

Title: MALAYSIA, THE ONE ACADEMY: My Telatori. A creative artwork of students at The One Academy, Malaysia. Diploma Programmes- The One Academy's Diploma Programmes are full time 3-year courses that prepare students to be proficient both practically and theoretically. The Art & Design Fundamental Studies is the 1st part of the Academy's 3-year diploma programme. It takes 2 semesters and aims to give students a strong foundation in art & design sense, history & theory of art appreciation, communication skills, computer knowledge and character building before advancing to their chosen major. The third semester is devoted to the basics of major-specific skills before students begin their majoring years in earnest, and plan and execute their own graduation campaigns. The Academy offers diploma programmes in : * Multimedia Design Programme * Advertising Design Programme * Digital Animation Programme * Illustration Programme * Interior Design Programme The One Academy also offers various Bachelor Degree Programmes.