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Internet of Things Moves into the Commercial Mainstream
The Internet of Things (IoT) is rapidly in the process of breaking from its heretofore relatively obscure enterprise applications (such as plant floor control and supply chain management) and going mainstream into the consumer space. More and more creative folks are interconnecting everyday products such as household items, mobile devices, appliances and cars, and unleashing new and imaginative scenarios. We are seeing a lot of excitement around applications in home automation, personal fitness, and in-car entertainment and this excitement will bleed into other areas. On the commercial side, more manufacturers will embed sensors in their products and connect them to the Internet to monitor their performance and offer pro-active maintenance services. As a result, engineers who know how to incorporate software and networking into their mechanical designs will become more in demand.
In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Diego Tamburini, Manufacturing Industry Strategist at Autodesk, to discuss how privacy and security issues will have to be satisfactorily addressed, as more and more personal and private information gets transmitted over.
Speaker Bio:
Diego Tamburini works for the Manufacturing Strategic Industry Relations group at Autodesk. He focuses on defining the vision for Autodesk in manufacturing and evangelizing Autodesk as a thought leader in the industry. Diego came to Autodesk after 10 years at Microsoft, where he was working in the Microsoft Dynamics development team developing the upcoming first cloud release of Dynamics ERP for Professional Services. Prior to Microsoft Dynamics, he was in the Developer & Platform Evangelism group, where he managed a team of Developer Evangelists whose mission was to help Global ISVs in Engineering & Manufacturing align their product strategy with upcoming Microsoft technologies.
Architecting Next-Gen Connected Supply Chains
Disruptive macro trends in technology are impacting and dramatically changing the "art of the possible" relative to supply chain management practices through the innovative use of IoT, cloud, machine learning and Big Data to enable connected ecosystems of engagement. Enterprise informatics can now move beyond point solutions that merely monitor the past and implement integrated enterprise fabrics that enable end-to-end supply chain visibility to improve customer service delivery and optimize supplier management. Learn about enterprise architecture strategies for designing connected systems that integrate physical and digital supply chains with your enterprise systems, leveraging IoT devices, hybrid cloud and network service providers to enable innovative business models while mitigating risk, managing security and increasing capacity to meet customer changing SLA requirements.
In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Peter Vanderminden, Industry Manager, Manufacturing & Supply Chain at Microsoft Corporation, will review several examples where firms have implemented industrial IoT solutions to legacy infrastructure and sensors to dramatically reduce costs and increase service performance and reliability.
Speaker Bio:
Peter Vanderminden is the Industry Manager, Manufacturing & Supply Chain at Microsoft Corporation, where he consults to some of Microsoft's largest corporate accounts on business solutions and enterprise architecture strategies. Mr. Vanderminden also serves on the Board of Directors of the APICS/Supply Chain Council, a global non-profit industry trade association with over 600 member firms that is focused on establishing best practices for supply chain management. He holds an MBA, with Distinction, from Leeds University, UK; a BS in Communications Science from RPI, Troy, NY and a post-graduate certificate in System Dynamics from MIT, Cambridge, MA. A Six Sigma Master Black Belt, his career spans 30 years of working in supply chain management, transportation, financial services, health/life sciences and computer software industries and has worked at companies such as GE, JP Morgan Chase, UPS and Pitney Bowes/MapInfo.
The Evolution of the Internet Of Things
The Internet of Things is not new. Historically, smart businesses have used its basic concept of leveraging data to drive better decision making and have capitalized on those insights to realize additional revenue opportunities. So, what has changed to make the Internet of Things one of the hottest topics in tech?
In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Chris Gray, Director, Embedded and Internet of Things, will discuss the underlying factors that are driving the economics of intelligent systems. Discover how hardware commoditization, the ubiquitous nature of connectivity, and the emergence of Big Data and analysis are providing the pull to meet customer expectations of a widely connected, multi-dimensional universe of people, things, and information. Chris will present real-world use cases that demonstrate how to:
- Collapse the information lifecycle and ultimately go from data to decision faster.
- Collect, transmit, transform, and take action on data in areas that have not been possible before.
- Meet critical security requirements as more and more information and data processing occurs outside the data center.
- Capitalize on near field processing to reduce transmission costs and decision time horizons.
Speaker Bio:
At Red Hat, Chris Gray has global responsibility for strategic partner initiatives and worldwide sales within the embedded and Internet of Things market. His extensive experience with hundreds of embedded partners and customers across numerous and diverse industries has given him a unique perspective on this explosive growth area. He has led the global expansion of Red Hat's Embedded and Internet of Things business in over twenty countries and continues to lead Red Hat's mission as the open source leader in embedded and intelligent systems solutions.
Chris has been with Red Hat for over six years, holding leadership positions in multiple global and regional business development and sales roles. Prior to Red Hat, he served as an Officer in the US Navy; an educator at Virginia Military Institute and a military leader aboard nuclear submarines. He graduated with distinction from the US Naval Academy with a degree in Computer Science, earned a Masters in Engineering Management from Old Dominion University, and is a Department of Energy certified nuclear engineer.
Intelligent Systems in Transportation
Intelligent systems may share common architectures, but they can solve a variety of challenges - from increasing accuracy with a rail signaling system to improving safety with an air traffic control system. In the transportation industry, addressing these challenges is particularly critical in order to ensure safety, increase efficiency, and reduce costs.
In his session at @ThingsExpo, James Kirkland, an Enterprise Solutions Architect at Red Hat, will discuss real-world use cases in the transportation industry and how open source technologies can create integrated, interoperable, and reliable systems of thousands of devices. He will also cover:
- Optimized routing and fuel management with a combination of resource location tracking and business rules.
- Telecommunications utilization and availability through multi-path link management.
- Decision-making in the field to decrease reaction time and mis-routing of assets.
- Real time communication to improve safety
- Data analysis to predict equipment failures
James Kirkland is an Enterprise Solutions Architect at Red Hat. He has been working with Unix variants for 14 years. James is Linux LPIC level one certified, an RHCE, and a HP-UX certified System Administrator. He has been working with Linux for nine years, VMware for four years, and hp-ux for ten years. He has been a participant at HP World, Linux World, and numerous internal HP forums. He is the co-author of Linux(R) Troubleshooting for System Administrators and Power Users (ISBN: 0131855158) published by PrenticeHall PTR.
3rd International Internet of @ThingsExpo will take place November 4-6, 2014 at the Santa Clara Convention Center, Santa Clara, California with over 100 major sponsors and exhibitors in 2014 and more than 6,000 delegates from 17 countries.
Internet of @ThingsExpo this week launched the premiere issue of its monthly newsletter which contains highlights of the hottest sessions and speakers from Internet of @ThingsExpo, speaking information as well as sponsorship opportunities.
Download @ThingsExpo Newsletter ▸ Here
Chris Matthieu Named Internet of @ThingsExpo Tech Chair
Internet of @ThingsExpo has announced today that Chris Matthieu has been named tech chair of Internet of @ThingsExpo 2014 Silicon Valley.
The 2nd Global Internet of @ThingsExpo will take place on November 4-6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
Chris Matthieu has two decades of telecom and web experience. He launched his Teleku cloud communications-as-a-service platform at eComm in 2010, which was acquired by Voxeo. Next he built an open source Node.JS PaaS called Nodester, which was acquired by AppFog. His new startup is Twelephone (http://twelephone.com). Leveraging HTML5 and WebRTC, Twelephone's BHAG (Big Hairy Audacious Goal) is to become the next generation telecom company running in the Web browser.
Tracks and topics for Internet of Internet of @ThingsExpo Silicon Valley will include:
Consumer IoT and Wearables Track
- Smart Appliances
- Wearables
- Smart Cars
- Smartphones 2.0
- Smart Travel
- Personal Fitness
- Health Care
- Personalized Marketing
- Customized Shopping
- Personal Finance
- The Digital Divide
- Mobile Cash & Markets
- Games & the IoT
- The Future of Education
- Virtual Reality
Video: @ThingsExpo power panel discussion at Internet of @ThingsExpo New York
Enterprise IoT Track
- The Business Case for IoT
- Smart Grids
- Smart Cities
- Smart Transportation
- The Smart Home
- Authentication/Security
- Wiring the IoT
- The Internet of Everything
- Digital Transformation of Enterprise IT
- Agriculture
- Transportation
- Manufacturing
- Local & State Government
- Federal Government
IoT Developer and WebRTC Track
- Eclipse Foundation
- Cloud Foundry
- Linux Containers
- Node-Red
- Open Source Hardware
- AJAX and the IoT
- Leveraging SOA
- Multi-Cloud IoT
- Evolving Standards
- WebSockets
- Security & Privacy Protocols
- GPS & Proximity Services
- Bluetooth/RFID/etc.
- Nest Labs
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Two games Monday will have the biggest influence on which teams make the semifinals as sixth-placed FNB UFS-Shimlas host third-placed FNB NMMU and fifth-placed FNB Maties square off with fourth place FNB UP-Tuks in Stellenbosch.
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There will be just one Varsity Young Guns match on Monday as NWU-Pukke host UFS in Potchefstroom in a showdown which will determine which team goes through to the semifinals.
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Amarus (Kantate auf ein Gedicht von Jaroslav Vrchliky). Composed by Leos Janacek (1854-1928). For voice, mixed choir, orchestra (tenor voice solo, baritone voice solo, SATB choir, orchestra). Cantata. Czech title: Amarus (kantata pro sola, smiaeny sbor a orchestr). Classical. Score. Publication language: Czech/German/English. Published by Editio Baerenreiter Praha (PA.H7382-01).
ISBN 9790260100008. With Publication language: Czech/German/English. Classical. 34 x 27 cm inches.
Bea. Faltus, Leos / Kucerova, Marie / Stedron, Milos \| Preface: Czech, German, English, French and Russian
Janacek's first cantata Amarus for soprano and tenor solo, mixed chorus and orchestra was written to the words of Jaroslav Vrchlicky, in whose text Janacek found traces of his own fate. Amarus reflects the composeros relatively unhappy youth. The composer completed the work in 1897 and it was first performed three years later. In the context of Janacekos work the lyrical cantata Amarus is the work of quest, a composition, which represents the climax of the composeros first romantic period. Years later when the composer recalled this opus work, he said: Amarus? The Kingos Monastery in Stary Brno, its gloomy corridors, old church, extensive gardens, my poor, adolescence life spent in it, the loneliness and nostalgia, all that came so close to Amarus . The desires of youth discovered Vrchlicky's words. Both youth and spring discovered its way here. The critical edition of the score appears as the first volume of the B cantata series of Leos Janacek's collected works. The piano score based on this score had been published earlier.
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The 2015 Conney Conference on Jewish Arts, hosted by the University of Wisconsin-Madison in partnership with the University of Southern California, will feature a stimulating panel discussion addressing the Holocaust memorial, featuring SCI-Arc Director Eric Owen Moss, Graduate Programs Chair Hernan Diaz Alonso, guest panelist Robert Eisenman, and design faculty Russell Thomsen.
Scheduled to take place on Tuesday, March 24, 7:30pm at the Doheny Library on the USC campus, the event is free and open to the public. The Doheny Memorial Library is located at 3550 Trousdale Parkway, University Park Campus, Los Angeles, CA 90089.
Thinking the Future of Auschwitz, SCI-Arc Gallery, Fall 2014
Dubbed What is a Holocaust Memorial?, this panel discussion stems from a recent exhibition hosted at SCI-Arc in fall 2014, where Russell Thomsen and his late partner, Eric Khan, presented their own take on the future of Auschwitz through a through-provoking architectural proposal for the future of the Nazi concentration camps in Poland. While Kahn and Thomsens proposal was as an attempt to temporarily blank the site, rendering it inaccessible and invisible, SCI-Arc Director Eric Owen Moss raised the question of appropriate or inappropriate uses of the memorial, citing Peter Eisenmans Holocaust memorial in Berlin.
The HUC-hosted panel aims to advance the discussion began at SCI-Arc last fall.
For more information about the 2015 Conney Conference on Jewish Arts visit www.conneyproject.wisc.edu.
SCI-Arc design faculty Tom Wiscombe has recently completed his schematic design for the Old Bank District Museum (OBDM), commissioned by SCI-Arc trustee Tom Gilmore. Wiscombe, who heads the LA-based practice Tom Wiscombe Architecture, presented his designs to members of the LA development and arts community in late February.
On the roof of the Bankhouse Garage is a 35,000 SF. Sculpture Garden with a Café and Amphitheater, creating a new ground in the city.
The OBDM is a contemporary art and design museum located in the heart of the Old Bank District of Downtown Los Angeles. The project is part adaptive reuse and part new construction, capitalizing on the tension between historical and contemporary architecture.
Located beneath, inside of, and on top of the Farmers & Merchants Bank, the Hellman Building, and the Bankhouse Garage at 4th and Main Street, the Museum is a three dimensional space that weaves through these buildings, inhabiting their hidden or forgotten spaces. It is an unorthodox museum form, in the sense that it withdraws from iconicity and creates a world within a world.
A sequence of discrete objects draws visitors through the space. Objects penetrate through floors, peek over rooftops, and inhabit dark interior voids.
The main 45,000 SF. exhibition space is located in basement and sub-basement spaces that include turn-of-the-century bank vaults that become part of the ensemble.
Unlike generalizing forms of coherence we have become familiar with in this late period of digital architecture, such as smoothness and continuity, this project is based on a new, non-literal form of coherence produced by the uniqueness of specific objects and the vicarious relations between them.
Wiscombe currently teaches design studio and applied studies at SCI-Arc, and is the coordinator of the school's applied studies curriculum. Read more about his work at www.tomwiscombe.com.
SCI-Arc design faculty Elena Manferdini kicked-off the New Year with the installation of her designs for the interior lobby and outdoor open space of the Zev Yaroslavsky San Fernando Valley Family Support Center in Van Nuys. Her design inspires a new personal vision for wellness through shifting the viewers point of view.
The glass is an example of painterly effects applied to the theatricality of the building façade.
Two years ago, Manferdini was selected by the LA County Arts Commission to design the lobby ceiling, relative indoor and outdoor floors and a glass façade that lead to the entry of the building. In January of this year, she installed the Centers glass façade, which marks the projects first phase.
The Zev Yaroslavsky San Fernando Valley Family Support Center is an architectural project designed by HKS that offers a new model of service delivery for the County of Los Angeles. Through the creation of this interdepartmental campus, the Center is designed to provide essential assessments, integrated services and referrals to clients of the Departments of Health Services, Mental Health, Public Social Services, Probation, Child Support and Children and Family Services. The building will be complete in the summer of 2015.
Elena Manferdini graduated from the University of Structural Engineering in Bologna, Italy with a professional degree in engineering and later from University of California Los Angeles with a Master in Architecture. In 2004, she founded Atelier Manferdini, an artist studio that has been recognized internationally for its ability to create new, distinctive and unique characters for public spaces by means of imaginative public art installations. In 2011, she was awarded a prestigious grant from the United States Artists (USA) Foundation for her achievements in architecture and design.
Manferdini currently teaches design studio and visual studies at SCI-Arc, and is the coordinator of the school's graduate thesis program. Read more about her work at www.ateliermanferdini.com.
SCI-Arc design studio faculty Anna Neimark and partner Andrew Atwood of Los Angeles-based First Office are exhibiting their work in a Graham Foundation-hosted group show curated by designer Jimenez Lai. Hosted at the foundations Chicago headquarters, the exhibition Treatise: Why Write Alone? brings together fourteen young design offices to consider architectural treatise as a site for theoretical inquiry, experimentation and debate.
Shotgun House by First Office is on view at the Graham Foundation through March 28.
The project grew out of a recent Graham Foundation grant to Lai, whose interest in discursive practices and non-conformist approaches to architecture led him to ask his peers working in the realm of conceptual architecture: Why write? And, why write alone? In response to these questions, Treatise features more than 200 works, from drawings and models to multi-media installations, by design offices that utilize diverseand often unexpectedstrategies, forms and materials.
The show is complemented by a publication series, also titled Treatise, to be published in March 2015. Rather than a compilation or ongoing series, this set of single-authored treatises takes cues from the publication series Pamphlet Architecture as it originated in the 1970s under the direction of Steven Holl and William Stout. In contrast to Pamphlet Architecture, the Treatise project will publish all fourteen treatises at once in order to investigate the collective and individual stakes that emerge from assembling this temporary alliance. Both the complete set and individual volumes will be available for purchase online and in the Graham Foundation bookshop.
First Office is a Los Angelesbased architecture and design collaborative founded by Andrew Atwood and Anna Neimark. Built projects include a collaboration on the Pinterest office headquarters in San Francisco, a dome stage in Afghanistan, a temporary screening room at the MAK Center for Art and Architecture in Los Angeles, and the rehabilitation of a shotgun house in Lexington, Kentucky. Their work has been exhibited in the United States and abroad, including the Beijing Biennale, the Pacific Design Center, the WUHO Gallery, and the SCI-Arc Gallery in Los Angeles, among others.
Exhibiting in Treaties alongside First Office are design firms Bittertang (New York); Bureau Spectacular (Chicago); CAMES/Gibson (Chicago); Design With Company (Chicago); FAKE Industries (New York); Pieterjan Ginckels (Brussels, Belgium); is-office (Chicago); Andrew Kovacs (Los Angeles); Alex Maymind (Los Angeles); Normal Kelley (Chicago and New York); Point Supreme (Athens, Greece); SOFTlab (New York); and Young & Ayata (New York).
The Treatise exhibition will be on display through March 28, with a book launch scheduled on March 18. Read more about the show and publication at www.grahamfoundation.org.
The Los Angeles chapter of the American Institute of Architects this year is recognized several SCI-Arc faculty, alumni and trustees with prominent awards conferred at the institutes annual gala in October. Hosted at the ACE Hotel on Broadway in Downtown Los Angeles, the ceremony incorporated local design and architecture journalists, academic and civic leaders as well as community movers and shakers.
SCI-Arc design faculty Tom Wiscombe, along with alumni Jeff Allsbrook (M.Arch 95) and Yianna Bouyioukou (B.Arch 01), crossed the stage to receive the institutes prestigious 2014 Next LA Awards for unbuilt work. Wiscombe was recognized for his design of the Kinmen Passenger Service Center in Taiwan. Allsbrook and partner Sylvia Kuhle were recognized for their design of the garden-wrapped Salford Meadows Bridge, while Bouyioukou received an award for her Innovative Bioclimatic European School Complex.
Tom Wiscombes proposal for the Kinmen Passenger Service Center, Taiwan
Built work such as the Pico House designed by alumna Angela Brooks (M.Arch 91) and partner Lawrence Scarpa of Brooks+Scarpa received a 2014 AIA LA Design Awards. Additional alumni recognized with AIA LA Design Awards include Christof Jantzen (M.Arch 89) of Studio Jantzen for the City of Santa Monica Parking Structure #6, Miriam Mulder (M.Arch 83) of the City of Santa Monica for the Tongva Park + Ken Gensler Square developed together with James Corner Field Operations and Frederick Fischer & Partners; and Kevin Wronske (B.Arch 02) for his design of the Buzz Court apartment complex in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles. Alumna Jennifer Marmon (M.Arch 01) of Platform for Architecture + Research received AIA LAs coveted Emerging Practice Award.
AIA LAs 25-Year Award in 2014 went to SCI-Arc trustee Thom Mayne and longtime faculty and honorary trustee Michael Rotondi. Previous 25-year award recipients from SCI-Arc included Director Eric Owen Moss and Frank Gehry.
For a full list of awards and photos of the work, visit the AIA|LA website.
Long-time architect and educator Michael Rotondi received the Richard J. Neutra Medal for Professional Excellence from the College of Environmental Design at Cal Poly Pomona. Awarded annually, the Neutra medal rewards individuals who have dedicated their careers toward researching and developing new environments in which to work, live and play. Michael Rotondi was selected for his commitment to architectural education, for the concern he shows in his work for society and the environment, and for the inventiveness of his architecture, says SCI-Arc alumna Sarah Lorenzen (MRD 04), who serves as associate professor and chair of the Department of Architecture at Cal Poly Pomona.
The Pacoima Neighborhood City Hall designed by ROTO Architects
Rotondis architectural work has included the Boys and Girls Club of Hollywood, Silverlake Conservatory of Music, Liberty Wildlife center in Phoenix and the Prairie View A&M University School of Architecture. He has also made an impact as an architecture educator for the past 30 years, including at SCI-Arc, where he was a founding student, served as director of graduate studies from 1980 to 1987, and as the schools director from 1987 to 1997. Education paired with architecture is RoTos way. Michael is a great recipient of prestigious Neutra award, which is given to exceptional architects who take the profession to higher levels of artistry and creative thinking and building, says SCI-Arc alumnus Orhan Ayyüce (B.Arch 81), a senior editor at Archinect.
Past recipients of the Neutra medal have included architectural practitioners, such as Raphael Soriano, Thom Mayne, Ray Kappe and Tadao Ando; landscape architecture practitioners, including Lawrence Halprin, Garrett Eckbo, Roberto Burle-Marx and Francis Dean; as well as individuals who have made notable contributions to environmental design and public policy such as former Vice President Al Gore. The medal has been awarded since 1980.
SCI-Arc design faculty Marcelo Spina and partner Georgina Huljich of Los Angeles-based P-A-T-T-E-R-N-S, along with collaborators at MSA, have been selected to receive a 2014 American Architecture Award for their Jujuy Redux, a multi-family housing project in Rosario, Argentina. The prestigious American Architecture Award is a distinguished building award program that honors new and cutting-edge design by US-based architects.
P-A-T-T-E-R-N-S Jujuy Redux designs will be showcased in a special exhibition featuring the 65 award-winning buildings at the annual symposium "The City and the World" hosted at the Istanbul Design Biennale in Turkey, November 10-25.
Consisting of thirteen small, shared-floor units and a duplex organized in a cross-ventilated layout, the mid-rise apartment building proposes a subtle delineated mass, operating both at the scale of the entire volume and the scale of each apartment. The exhibition was organized by the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies, with a goal to help promote American architecture and design nationally and globally.
Read more about the project at www.p-a-t-t-e-r-n-s.net.
SCI-Arc alumna Jennifer Marmon (M.Arch 01) is one of AIA│LAs 2014 Presidential Honorees to be honored at the institutes upcoming Design Awards Ceremony this October. Her design studio, PAR, short for Platform for Architecture + Research, is being recognized as an Emerging Practice pushing the boundaries of design innovation and advancing Los Angeles architecture. As Marmon describes it, PAR is a platform for mixing keen analysis, formal exploration and pragmatic performance in an effort to realize project potentials.
Clad in a translucent skin of fritted ETFE and high-performance glazing that encompasses roof, ceiling, wall and terrace, PAR's Taichung Cultural Center is oriented to optimize natural light and frame views of the nearby Taiwan Tower.
One of PARs recent projects, the Taichung Cultural Center in Taiwan, was met with critical acclaim, receiving an International Architecture Award from The Chicago Athenaeum. In 2013, the Taichung city government invited architects to put forth their most daring visions for an expansive new cultural center. The tilted loop structure designed by PAR (shown here) sought to integrate the programmed elements of a library and a museum with an outdoor gallery and an open urban plaza. The structures form, replete with ramps and stairs that create connections throughout its stacked diagonal orientation, produces a dynamic space meant to attract curious passers-by who drift into the central plaza.
PAR has offices in Los Angeles (shown above) and New York City
Marmon, who founded PAR in Los Angeles after completing her master's degree at SCI-Arc, is currently at work on a hotel in Uruguay, houses in LA and DC, an art gallery in London and several international competitions. She has exhibited her work at the National Building Museum, the European Center for Architecture and the New York Center for Architecture. Since 2010, she serves as an ongoing visiting critic at SCI-Arc and USC. She has also been a guest critic at Harvard GSD and Columbia GSAPP, and a juror for the international WAN Awards competitions. Learn more about PAR at www.p-ar.com.
SCI-Arcs annual Graduate Thesis Weekend & Graduation Ceremony took place on September 5-7, 2014 on the SCI-Arc campus in downtown Los Angeles, under the shade of League of Shadows, the graduation pavilion designed and built by SCI-Arc faculty Marcelo Spina and Georgina Huljich of P-A-T-T-E-R-N-S, with the help of a transformative grant from ArtPlace.
This public three-day event had students presenting their final projects to critics from all over the world, and culminated with an all-school commencement ceremony for both undergrads and grads. Guest critics this year included Aaron Betsky, Michael Bell, Benjamin Bratton, Tomas Daniell, Winka Dubbeldam, Greg Lynn, Jason Payne, Brian Price, Bob Somol, Michael Speaks, Brett Steele and Catherine Veikos.
The graduation ceremony welcomed more than 1,000 guests who came to celebrate more than 160 graduates and undergraduates receiving their degrees. A highlight this year was the commencement speech delivered by Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, who started his address with thanking SCI-Arc for playing a central part in revitalizing the Los Angeles Arts District. SCI-Arc itself was the creation of those who would not and could not accept the world as what it was in architecture and design. They wanted a new freedom and a radical independence, and it helped move the profession forward before it was ready to do so. Not that ratings matter that much because theyre so subjective, but if you look at the rapid ascension of now how the profession sees SCI-Arc, youve seen that they have caught up to you, just as the city has come back to this location. As the world has moved toward you, and this approach, as you sit squarely now at the center of the profession, admired, praised, and needed by the builders of today, take that responsibility and move it forward.
Director Eric Owen Moss followed with an announcement of the merit awards for best undergraduate and graduate thesis, and the SCI-Arc Gehry Prize recognizing outstanding graduate thesis work. The 2014 Gehry Prize was awarded to three graduate students: Hannah Goodale Pavlovich (M.Arch 1) for Puzzling, coordinated by Eric Owen Moss; Jeffrey Halstead (M.Arch 2) for Glass House, coordinated by Hernan Diaz Alonso; and Mustafa Kustur (M.Arch 2) for I Am out of Focus, coordinated by Elena Manferdini.
SCI-Arc trustees, directors and faculty joined commencement speaker Eric Garcetti on stage through the entire duration of the ceremony
Graduate students honored with Merit Awards include Julian Rui Huang (M.Arch 1) for Visual Occlusion Pop, coordinated by Florencia Pita; Morgan Wright Garrard (M.Arch 1) for 10,000 Year Architecture, coordinated by Wes Jones; Han-Yuan Chang (M.Arch 1) for 9 Arrowians -> Monuments to Le Grand Paris, coordinated by Anna Neimark; Nan-Yen Chen (M.Arch 2) for Hoarding Interiority, coordinated by Elena Manferdini; Sofya Lapina (M.Arch 1) for Aspects of Legibility, coordinated by Marcelyn Gow; Garrett T. Santo (M.Arch 1) for Conditions of Disfigurement, coordinated by Hernan Diaz Alonso; Daiki Tsutsumi (M.Arch 2) for Semordnilap, coordinated by Andrew Zago; and Jordan Squires (M.Arch 1) for Assumptions, coordinated by Peter Zellner and Joe Day.
Two projects by SCI-Arc alumnae Laurel Consuelo Broughton (M.Arch 06) and Mimi Zeiger (M.arch 98) have been selected for the international WorldWide Storefront (WWSF) series organized by the Storefront for Art and Architecture this upcoming fall.
The initiative includes a simultaneous, multi-locus of alternative spaces around the globe, coupled with a digital platform for the expression and exchange of latent desires within contemporary art and architecture practices.
Laurel Broughtons entry, Gallery Attachment, developed together with Andrew Kovacs, will feature a space designed and constructed under a bridge in Los Angeles. It will serve simultaneously as an architectural object and as a container for a series of events, exhibitions and performances.
Mimi Zeigers Host: Natural Histories will be located at The Neutral VDL Research Site in the Silverlake district of Los Angeles. The project explores the multivalent meaning of the word host: a talk-show host, a parasitic host body, a host house or city, via an exhibition and series of events.
From September 19 to November 21, 2014 the 10 selected entries located around the world will open simultaneously, offering a two-month program of exhibitions and events. Recordings of the events will be broadcast through the WWSF online platform and presented at the Storefront for Art and Architecture Gallery in the installation WWSf Portal, a collaborative design by Marc Fornes and Jana Winderen.
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An angusticlavia, angusticlavus, or angustus clavus in ancient Rome, was a narrow-strip tunica, or tunic with two narrow and vertical red-purple stripes (clavi). The stripes were worn underneath of the toga, but one was made visible over the right shoulder.[1]
The angusticlavia was the tunic associated with the rank and office of the eques, or equestrians, one of the two Roman aristocratic classes. These were military men, often patricians, (patrici) who supplied most of the cavalry in times of war, and in times of peace they were businessmen, often carrying senators' personal businesses. Equestrians wore the angusticlavia under the Trabea, a short toga of distinctive form and color. They also wore equestrian shoes (calcei), and a gold ring (anulus aureus). The tunic's stripes were about an inch wide, which contrasted with the senator's laticlavus marked by the three inch wide stripes.[2][3]
Its two purply slender cloth-bands distinguished members of the Equestrian order from other Roman officers, like the senators who wore the laticlavus, and also from the rest of the citizens who used simpler togas. The color purple became increasingly linked to high class, and then to the Emperor and the empire's magistrates. Thus, the angusticlavia was a clear indication of social status, but one that was recognizable below the senators'.[4][5][6][7]
However, in rare occasions, in times of political or social upheaval, senators in Rome chose to wear the equestrian tunic to make public displays of distress. This practice was part of the semi-egalitarian legacy of the Republic, which at times sprung up to voice the senators', and by association, the people's alarm. In 53 BCE, for example, in the midst of unrestrained civic violence, the consuls put aside their senatorial dress (the laticlavus) and summoned the senate in equestrian attire (the angusticlavia ). And earlier in 58 BCE, when the tribune of the plebs Clodius was pushing Cicero into exile, the senators took on the angusticlavia in public protest.[8] Additionally, as it would be expected of a history that spanned several centuries and involved many regions and people, these dress distinctions were not always evident in Roman societies. Wall paintings and other representations of the Roman past "show all types of men and boys wearing stripes of similar width-- but there were later attempts to enforce or reintroduce the senatorial and equestrian classes."[9]
The Latin word angusticlavia, is compounded of angustus ("narrow; small"), and clavus ("nail; stud"). The word clavus, or nail, refers to the stripes, for being long as nails. The term angustus, or narrow, refers to these stripes or ornaments as being slimmer than in the senatorial laticlavus.[10]
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