Apocalyptic Architecture: Designing for Doomsday

Feb 20, 2013

PROJECT 2: Amenities and Demographic in Detroit and Highland Park

 MENG JIANG and ZEYUAN QIAN







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Feb 19, 2013

PROJECT 2: Dendritic Detroit

MARK JONGMAN-SERENO + KYLE PENNEY










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Feb 18, 2013

Project 2: Population Shift in Highland Park


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Presence - Bart Phillips and Chelsea McCaw









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PROJECT 2: A Safer, Faster and Wealthier Detroit

YANZHOU HUANG & XINNAN XU

















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PROJECT 2: The Arts, Culture, and History of Detroit and Highland Park

Alicia Adams and Melissa Goodwin













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OVERVIEW

This studio blog has been
established to support
collaborative research, analysis,
and documentation of the
interdisciplinary DesS 546-2
option studio at Iowa State
University's College of Design.

Comprised of Graduate and
Undergraduate design students
in Architecture, Landscape
Architecture, and Interior Design,
the studio is led by professor
Ziad Qureshi.

DURATION

Spring 2013

INSTITUTION

Iowa State University
College of Design

FACULTY

Ziad Qureshi

STUDIO

Alicia Adams, LA
Laura Clark, LA
Melissa Goodwin, Arc
Morgan Green, Int
Yanzhou Huang, Arc
Tuo Ji, Arc
Meng Jiang, Arc
Mark Jongman-Sereno, Arc
Chelsea McCaw, LA
Ni Ni, Arc
Kyle Penney, LA
Bart Phillips, Arc
Zeyuan Qian, Arc
Xinnan Xu, Arc

INTENT

Apocalyptic Architecture: Designing for Doomsday
intends to propose a new “architecture of resistance” responsive to the current manifestation of apocalyptic paranoia. Utilizing critical research and analysis of prior historic conditions and solutions, combined with an awareness of popular culture and a sensitive engagement of contemporary social and urban issues - the studio will address how approachable design can offer potential solutions of optimism. This research-intensive collaborative studio will explore how design interventions can respond to Apocalypticism.

Through the application of the hypothetical scenario of the doomsday as its intellectual spark, it is expected that the studio will provide tangible architectural solutions to real-world problems, and illuminate new knowledge about the contemporary landscape that enables responsive interdisciplinary design.

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      • Presence - Bart Phillips and Chelsea McCaw
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