Friday 2 April 2021
All times listed are in Central Standard Time (CST)
Morning Paper Sessions
Room A Session 5 (9:00am - 10:30am): Typology and Everyday Life
Moderated by Alyssa Kuhns, Auburn University
Hosted by Trinity Templin and Rohit Kumar, Texas A&M University
- Grant Alford. Typical: The Enduring Value of Typological Analysis in Architecture Studio Teaching
- Zachary Tate Porter. Abstractions in Suburbia: The Pleasures of Quotidian Form
- Li Li and Gong Zhang. The Prototype of Everyday Life in Beginning Design
- Jessica Colangelo. Storytelling in Architecture
Room B Session 5 (9:00am - 10:30am): Formless
Moderated by Andrea Johnson, Savannah College of Art and Design
Hosted by Dalton Gibbons and Xi Zhao, Texas A&M University
- Abigail Coover. Dirty Formalism
- Felicia Dean. Drift: Focused to Infinity
- Bud Shenefelt. Isolated Voids: Volume as the Framework of Form
- Heather Bizon. Formless as an Operation
Room A Session 6 (10:45am - 12:15pm): Methods
Moderated by Silvina Lopez Barrera, Mississippi State University
Hosted by Trinity Templin and Rohit Kumar, Texas A&M University
- Charlott Greub. Between Field, Silence and Stochastics – Drawing Notations in Music and Architecture
- Peter Wong, David Thaddeus and Frances Hsu. Team Totemics: Consequences of an Exquisite Corpse
- Jonathan Scelsa. Rorschach Roundup / Formlessness as the Abstract Machine
- Alejandro Borges. The Liquid Studio: On Creativity, Projections and Representation of Space
Room B Session 6 (10:45am - 12:15pm): Body, Performance, Text
Moderated by Sarah Gamble, University of Florida
Hosted by Dalton Gibbons and Xi Zhao, Texas A&M University
- Sean Burns and Kristin Barry. Per[Form]ing Relationships: The Generation of Architecture’s Physical Body as a Response to the Mediation of Disparate Elements
- Andrea Johnson. Forming Design Through Text
- Jim Bassett. Poetic Measure of Form
- Regin Schwaen and Tyler Gefroh. The Format is Wrong!
Interlude
Interlude Performances (12:30pm - 1:15pm)
- A Collaborative Project by Health and Kinesiology Dance Program, Performance Studies, History and Visualization. But Where There’s Hope There’s Life
Afternoon Paper Sessions
Room A Session 7 (1:30pm - 3:00pm): Landform
Moderated by Jonathan Scelsa, Pratt Institute
Hosted by Camryn Craven and Dalton Gibbons, Texas A&M University
- Zachary Tate Porter. Towards a Genealogy of Groundforms
- Simon Bussiere. Landform and L’informe
- Ishita Jain and Thomas Mical. Aranyaka, Darchana, Rasa: Learning to Design a Forest
- Fiona Harrisson. Just In-time: Making Sense of Landscape Architectural Design Education Now
Room B Session 7 (1:30pm - 3:00pm): Urban Form
Moderated by Stefania Palmyra Geraki, University of Illinois Chicago
Hosted by Daniel Wang Yu and Evelyn Ringhofer, Texas A&M University
- Shawn Lutz. The Charged Void
- Kevin Hirth. Normal, Colfax
- Frances Hsu. Beginning Urban Design: Formats Beyond the Formal
- Robert Williams. The Decorated Shed in the Texas Triangle
Room A Session 8 (3:15pm - 4:45pm): Experience and Experiments
Moderated by Mark Alan Blumberg, Auburn University
Hosted by Camryn Craven and Dalton Gibbons, Texas A&M University
- Kate O'Connor. Courage to Risk, Fail and Discover!
- Marianne Holbert, Narda Rodriguez Gonzalez and Michael Anthony. InFormed: On Cultural Context in the Design Studio
- Jeremy Merrill and Adriana Keramida-Strahl. Form-Making Through Experiential Extrapolation
- Laura Battaglia. Combining Research-Based Design with Formalism at an HBCU: My Journey as a White Woman Teaching Beginning Design at Hampton University
Room B Session 8 (3:15pm - 4:45pm): Strategies
Moderated by Marcelo Lopez-Dinardi, Texas A&M University
Hosted by Daniel Wang Yu and Evelyn Ringhofer, Texas A&M University
- Claudia Hernandez-Feiks and Ting Chin. Catalog 01: Context of Formal Strategies
- Alyssa Kuhns and Gorham Bird. Spatial Reciprocity: Form as a Result of Space-Making
- Meg Jackson and Ross Wienert. In Favor of Format: Variation with Constraints
- Victoria McReynolds. Drawing Air: Visualizing Phenomena and Data Driven Atmosphere
Keynote Lecture: French 2D
Keynote Lectures (5:30pm - 7:00pm)