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RAD // on Projects as Research

October 2, 2013 Posted by Zak Fish Graduate Work, Work

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Carol Moukheiber Assist. Professor UofT, Co-Director RADlab 
Christos Marcopoulos Assist. Prof. UofT, Investigator RADlab
10/03/2013 I Main Lecture Hall I 2:00 – 3:00 PM
 

RAD, Responsive Architecture at Daniels is a research unit housed at the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design at the University of Toronto. The research is premised on the notion that every building or landscape component can be equipped with computational power. Projects at RAD develop models for such digitally enhanced environments to better handle persistent and emerging challenges in the areas of healthcare, building technology and sustainability. The projects are set up for multi-disciplinary collaboration and for potential development in partnership with industry.
More information under: http://rad.daniels.utoronto.ca/about

This lecture is a part of the Strategic Space M1 Graduate Studio and Seminar taught by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mona El Khafif.
For more information on the studio and to view in progress graduate work visit the studio blog here:
http://strategicspace2013.wordpress.com

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Zak is the Co-Executive Director of the BRIDGE Centre for Architecture + Design. As a graduate student his research focuses on vacant commercial buildings and community development. An avid traveler, he explores on his bicycle, through his sketchbook and camera lens.

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Zak is the Co-Executive Director of the BRIDGE Centre for Architecture + Design. As a graduate student his research focuses on vacant commercial buildings and community development. An avid traveler, he explores on his bicycle, through his sketchbook and camera lens.

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