Preston H. Thomas Memorial Symposium Exhibition: FRINGE

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A view of a gallery with artwork on the walls.
Exhibition description with works by Bangkok Project Studio and Drawing Architecture Studio. Anson Wagner / AAP
A view of a gallery with artwork on the walls.
Projects by DnA Design and Architecture, Drawing Architecture Studio, Studio Anna Heringer, Joshua Bolchover, SUP Atelier and Amateur Architecture Studio in the Bibliowicz Gallery. photo / RUBI Lab
A large gallery wall with a circular window and artwork.
View of work by John Lin at University of Hong Kong and Cornell Rural-Urban Building Innovation Lab in the Bibliowicz Gallery. photo / RUBI Lab
Art work and television screen on a gallery wall.
View of Heart of Yongan Community Center by Archi-Union and TJAD at the gallery entrance. photo / RUBI Lab
A series of artwork hung on vertical window panes.
Wall of construction detail drawings in the Bibliowicz Gallery. photo / RUBI Lab
A person holding a electronic tablet device with augmented reality images shown on the screen.
A capture of the augmented reality (AR) exhibition showcasing a full-scale bamboo connection detail in a project by 1+1>2 Architects. photo / RUBI Lab
A gallery view with works of bamboo art on the wall.
Mixed reality (MR) investigation from Bamboo Tactics by RUBI Lab. photo / RUBI Lab
A gallery view of a projected image on a wall.
Interactive projection of recent work in Nepal by Joshua Bolchover at the University of Hong Kong. photo / RUBI Lab
A gallery view with artwork on the walls.
View of work by Archi-Union and 1+1>2 Architects. photo / RUBI Lab
A series of panels with a student interacting with augmented reality technology.
Captures of augmented reality (AR) experience of full-scale to quarter-scaled building components of exhibited projects. photo / RUBI Lab
Exhibition description with works by Bangkok Project Studio and Drawing Architecture Studio. Anson Wagner / AAP Projects by DnA Design and Architecture, Drawing Architecture Studio, Studio Anna Heringer, Joshua Bolchover, SUP Atelier and Amateur Architecture Studio in the Bibliowicz Gallery. photo / RUBI Lab View of work by John Lin at University of Hong Kong and Cornell Rural-Urban Building Innovation Lab in the Bibliowicz Gallery. photo / RUBI Lab View of Heart of Yongan Community Center by Archi-Union and TJAD at the gallery entrance. photo / RUBI Lab Wall of construction detail drawings in the Bibliowicz Gallery. photo / RUBI Lab A capture of the augmented reality (AR) exhibition showcasing a full-scale bamboo connection detail in a project by 1+1>2 Architects. photo / RUBI Lab Mixed reality (MR) investigation from Bamboo Tactics by RUBI Lab. photo / RUBI Lab Interactive projection of recent work in Nepal by Joshua Bolchover at the University of Hong Kong. photo / RUBI Lab View of work by Archi-Union and 1+1>2 Architects. photo / RUBI Lab Captures of augmented reality (AR) experience of full-scale to quarter-scaled building components of exhibited projects. photo / RUBI Lab

FRINGE: New Centers for Architecture and Urbanism

The 2023 Preston H. Thomas Memorial Symposium Exhibition highlights the work of leading creative experts around the world who explore the integration of regional material, technology, and spatial practices in the rural-urban territories of East and Southeast Asia. Curated around the touchstones of material, technology, and agency, the exhibition offers a dive into an expansive range of projects across geographical and cultural contexts. The images and large-scale drawings showcase specific construction details, material systems, and design innovations unique to each project's particular context. The interactive AR exhibition, which includes 3D-scanned models of material samples, building details and components, interior spaces, and landscapes, provides an immersive experience to view and interact with specific aspects of the exhibited work at full scale. The exhibition provides an interactive experience of works that challenge preconceived notions of the rural-urban binary and propose exciting potentials for rethinking construction technologies, sustainability, and citizen agency in the built environment.

The exhibition features the work of: 

1+1>2 Architects, Amateur Architecture Studio, ArchiUnion, Bangkok Project Studio, DnA Design and Architecture, Drawing Architecture Studio, Future Cities Laboratory, Rural-Urban Building Innovation Laboratory, Rural Urban Framework, Studio Anna Heringer, SUP Atelier

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