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Fabric Manipulation as Architectural Practice

Fabric Manipulation as Architectural Practice

In-depth inquiries of fabrication practices outside of architecture are worth closer examination by architects and designers. By scaling down, architects can engage in specific material experiments, spatial discoveries, and form-finding processes, unbound by the scale and cost of more typical architectural materials. Fabric manipulation is at once graphic and formal, two-dimensional and three-dimensional, structural and...

July 11, 2023July 11, 2023
Weese-Designed Shadowcliff Prepares for its next 100 Years

Weese-Designed Shadowcliff Prepares for its next 100 Years

Cantilevered from the side of a limestone cliff in Door County is a four-sided, mostly glass structure designed by Harry Weese in 1969. The building had fallen into disuse and needed major repairs when an impassioned crew set off in 2012 to restore history with the future in mind. In my experience, it is not...

April 27, 2023April 27, 2023
The Ghost at AIA Wisconsin Headquarters

The Ghost at AIA Wisconsin Headquarters

Here’s an AIA Wisconsin ghost story to kick off your Halloween month. đź‘» Did you know The Stoner House, the organization’s headquarters in downtown Madison is reportedly haunted by a grieving, one-armed ghost? The Wisconsin Architect’s Foundation (WAF) received the Joseph J. Stoner house in 1983. A Madison landmark and named to the National Register of...

October 10, 2022October 10, 2022
What Defines Humanity?

What Defines Humanity?

A Wisconsin architecture student breaks ground on 3-D printed classrooms in Madagascar in a bold response to staggering illiteracy rates. Defining Humanity is a nonprofit organization that believes in architecture’s power to positively influence real lives across the world. In collaboration with Thinking Huts, we are using 3D printing technology to build 100 classrooms worldwide...

August 1, 2022August 19, 2022