2024-05-28 Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa's research on robotic forming developed into an installation was featured in the cover of Parametric
Architecture. The installation was completed in Stapleton Waterfront Park in
Staten Island. The installation developed by robotic fabrication and technique
research by Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa and fabricated with MS ACT SoAD Students is the
result of research thanks to the ISRC Grant at the New York Institute of
Technology.
Gaudi’s NYC Skyscraper: Inhabiting the city skyline,
2024
Robotic Incremental Metal Forming Installation
Arts in the Park Program, NYC Parks
May 18th 2024 – May
19rd 2024
Credits:
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa (artist, PI, copyright, photos);
Mike Saad (RA); Yashraj Chauhan, Arefin Chisty, Selin Dastan, Jacob Sam; Meraj
Nasir, Karan Patel, Alejandro Romero, Amisha Bavadiya, Jahan Selim, (RS) MS ACT
SoAD.
Sponsored by NYIT ISRC
NYC Parks Senior Public Art Coordinator: Elizabeth Masella
2024-05-27 Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa's research on robotic forming developed into an installation was
reviewed by New York Institute of Technology Bites by Kimberly Tucker Campo;
Gaudi’s NYC Skyscraper: Inhabiting the city skyline,
2024
Robotic Incremental Metal Forming Installation
Arts in the Park Program, NYC Parks
May 18th 2024 – May
19rd 2024
Credits:
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa (artist, PI, copyright, photos);
Mike Saad (RA); Yashraj Chauhan, Arefin Chisty, Selin Dastan, Jacob Sam; Meraj
Nasir, Karan Patel, Alejandro Romero, Amisha Bavadiya, Jahan Selim, (RS) MS ACT
SoAD.
Sponsored by NYIT ISRC
NYC Parks Senior Public Art Coordinator: Elizabeth Masella
2024-05-27 Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa's research on robotic forming developed into an installation was
reviewed by New York Institute of Technology
Gaudi’s NYC Skyscraper: Inhabiting the city skyline,
2024
Robotic Incremental Metal Forming Installation
Arts in the Park Program, NYC Parks
May 18th 2024 – May
19rd 2024
Credits:
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa (artist, PI, copyright, photos);
Mike Saad (RA); Yashraj Chauhan, Arefin Chisty, Selin Dastan, Jacob Sam; Meraj
Nasir, Karan Patel, Alejandro Romero, Amisha Bavadiya, Jahan Selim, (RS) MS ACT
SoAD.
Sponsored by NYIT ISRC
NYC Parks Senior Public Art Coordinator: Elizabeth Masella
2024-05-18/19 Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa's research was completed in the form of an isntallation at the Stapleton Waterfront Park in
Staten Island. The installation developed by robotic fabrication and technique
research by Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa and fabricated with MS ACT SoAD Students is the
result of research thanks to the ISRC Grant at the New York Institute of
Technology.
Gaudi’s NYC Skyscraper: Inhabiting the city skyline,
2024
Robotic Incremental Metal Forming Installation
Arts in the Park Program, NYC Parks
May 18th 2024 – May
19rd 2024
Credits:
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa (artist, PI, copyright, photos);
Mike Saad (RA); Yashraj Chauhan, Arefin Chisty, Selin Dastan, Jacob Sam; Meraj
Nasir, Karan Patel, Alejandro Romero, Amisha Bavadiya, Jahan Selim, (RS) MS ACT
SoAD.
Sponsored by NYIT ISRC
NYC Parks Senior Public Art Coordinator: Elizabeth Masella
For media press
release and photos, please send an email to pablo.eiroa@nyit.edu
2024-02-08 at 5pm Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
will discuss with Dean Perbellini and Professor Verebes his research and book
on AI "Digital Signifiers in an Architecture of Information: From Big Data and
Simulation to Artificial Intelligence" Routledge, London,
2023 focusing on the relationship between Computational Linguistic Semiotics
(NLP, text-to-image Diffusion Models such as Midjourney based on LLM, language
semantic's limits of message meaning in relation to media structure and
economics of message transmission, discussing Nietzsche Wittgenstein and Derrida
in relation to Shannon's information theory) and Computational Visual Semiotics
(Big Data, Mapping, Survey, Simulation, Thermodynamics in relation to point
clouds and particles).
Online video of the lecture
2023-09 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's
discusses with
Esmeralda R. Vaquero in radical intellectual Ethic Magazine his research and book
on AI Digital Signifiers in an Architecture of Information: From Big Data and
Simulation to Artificial Intelligence" Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Routledge, London,
2023
The Book by AI Lab
Diurector and Associate Professor Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, PhD has been featured in
Parametric Architecture by its Editorial Team:
2023-06 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's
discusses with Almudena de Urzaiz in Bos Dias main
TV news Television de Galicia RTVG his research and book on AI Digital
Signifiers in an Architecture of Information: From Big Data and Simulation to
Artificial Intelligence" Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Routledge, London, 2023
2023-07 Book video brief "Digital Signifiers in an
Architecture of Information: From Big Data and Simulation to Artificial
Intelligence" Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Routledge, London, 2023
2023-07 A Coruna Radio show in
Radio y Television Galicia RTVG discussing AI with Kiko Novoa
2023-07 A Coruna Radio show in
Cadena Ser discussing AI
2023-06 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's
discusses with Coco Vecino in Faro de Vigo his research and book on AI "Digital Signifiers in an
Architecture of Information: From Big Data and Simulation to Artificial
Intelligence" Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Routledge, London, 2023
2023-06 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's
discusses with Coco Vecino in El Correo Gallego his research and book on AI "Digital Signifiers in an
Architecture of Information: From Big Data and Simulation to Artificial
Intelligence" Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Routledge, London, 2023
2023-06 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's was
featured in the "Cuadro de Honor" (honorary frame) in El Correo Gallego
2023-06 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's
discusses with Adrian G. Deoane in La Opinion de Coruna his research and book on
AI "Digital Signifiers in
an Architecture of Information: From Big Data and Simulation to Artificial
Intelligence" Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Routledge, London, 2023
Paper publication: Lorenzo-Eiroa, P.,
“United Biomes of the World: Thermodynamic Post-Capitalist
Blockchain Big Data AI Framework” in Conference Proceedings of
International Conference of Biodigital Architecture and Genetics,
ed. Alberto Estevez, iBAG-UIC, Barcelona, Spain 2023
United Biomes of the World international border shift in relation to biomes and
climate change
2023-06 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's
discusses with Laura Longueira. R.R. in La Voz de Galicia, his research and book on AI "Digital Signifiers in
an Architecture of Information: From Big Data and Simulation to Artificial
Intelligence" Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Routledge, London, 2023
2023-06 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's
discusses with Loreto Peteiro in Quincemil Cultura, of newspaper El Espanol, his research and book on AI "Digital Signifiers in
an Architecture of Information: From Big Data and Simulation to Artificial
Intelligence" Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Routledge, London, 2023
2023-06 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's
lecture at COAG news announcement by Ruth Varela in Quincemil Cultura by Laura
M. Mateo discussing his research and book "Digital Signifiers in an
Architecture of Information: From Big Data and Simulation to Artificial
Intelligence" Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Routledge, London, 2023
2023-06 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's
lecture at COAG news announcement by Ruth Varela in Codigo Cero his research and book "Digital Signifiers in an
Architecture of Information: From Big Data and Simulation to Artificial
Intelligence" Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Routledge, London, 2023
2023-06 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa was
invited to lecture at COAG (Colegio Oficial de Arquitectos de Galicia) by Ruth
Varela in coordination with the delegation committee Emilio Rodriguez Blanco and
Luciano Alfaya - COAG President, to discuss the book "Digital Signifiers in an
Architecture of Information: From Big Data and Simulation to Artificial
Intelligence" Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Routledge, London, 2023
2023-07 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's
book presentation at the Venice Biennale Collateral Event curated by on his research and book on AI "Digital Signifiers in an
Architecture of Information: From Big Data and Simulation to Artificial
Intelligence" Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Routledge, London, 2023 is reviewed in
SKYLINE | Midsummer Multitdes by Palmyra Matters and Taylor Dover Issue 119,
July 14 2023
2023-07 Book review featured in ArchDaily
"Digital Signifiers in an
Architecture of Information: From Big Data and Simulation to Artificial
Intelligence" Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Routledge, London, 2023
2023-07 Book discussion featured in
ArchDaily "Digital Signifiers in an
Architecture of Information: From Big Data and Simulation to Artificial
Intelligence" Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Routledge, London, 2023
The New York Institute of
Technology "Students as Researchers: Creative Practice and University Education"
Collateral Event of the 18th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale
di Venezia - "The Laboratory of the Future" curated by Lesley Lokko. The
Collateral Event, curated by Maria Perbellini with deputy curators Marcella Del
Signore, Sandra Manninger, and Athina Papadopoulou The Collateral
Event is located at the Armenian Culture Studies and Documentation Center,
Dorsoduro 1602, Venice.
"Digital Signifiers in an Architecture of Information: From Big Data and
Simulation to Artificial Intelligence” by Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa. Book Discussion
with Alexis Meier, PhD ENSA Strassbourg
New York Tech SoAD Collateral
Event 18th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia
The New York Institute of
Technology is pleased to invite you to the "Students as Researchers: Creative
Practice and University Education" Collateral Event of the 18th International
Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia - "The Laboratory of the
Future" curated by Lesley Lokko. The Collateral Event, curated by Maria
Perbellini with deputy curators Marcella Del Signore, Sandra Manninger, and
Athina Papadopoulou is hosting a book discussion on Artificial Intelligence:
“Digital Signifiers in an Architecture of Information: From Big Data and
Simulation to Artificial Intelligence”by Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Routledge, London
2023. The Collateral Event is located at the Armenian Culture Studies and
Documentation Center, Dorsoduro 1602, Venice.
June 29, 2023
5:00 – 7:00 PM (CET)
Centro Studi-Docum. Cultura Armena,
1602 Dorsoduro, Venezia, VE 30123, Italy
11:00 AM – 1:00 PM (EST)
In Person and Online
The book discusses research anticipating the roles of Big Data and Simulation
necessary to activate what is being called AI. Big Data and Statistical
prediction are essential to activate parallel processing emergent programming,
as well as generative Artificial Intelligence. Proposing an architecture of
information compatible with the 21st Century, the book takes sections through
history redefining architecture theory based on Big Data forensic surveys and
expanded Machine Vision simulations – exploring non-intuitive data and modeling
relationships, deconstructing history to expand new possible futures.
The book traces critical relationships between technology and culture displacing
specific media and mediums to be able to convey specific messages: e.g. data and
AI bias as lack of cultural criticism; or design as cultural confirmation bias.
The book expands relationships between computation and architecture including
the definition of new fields of knowledge deconstructing neocolonialisms
implicit in a Digital Feudalism: from measurement and representation systems,
data bias and anticipatory computation to expanding authorship through critical
relationships between Data Science and Computer Science; after Nietzsche’s
“Every word is a prejudice” and Barthes’ language as author, Natural Language
Processing, prompt engineering grammar activate computer programming projecting
conventional semantics a context to which we define and expand relationships
between a computational linguistic semiotics, a computational visual semiotics,
and an informational semiotics; the crisis of representation of Nature is
redefined by thermodynamics expanding architecture and urbanism as emergent
space-environments; and we propose to deconstruct the conventional artificial
origination of signs in computation towards a meta ahistorical multidimensional
architecture of information.
2023-05 Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa's AI BOOK, originally to be released by 2022 is
available as May 2023:
"Digital Signifiers in an Architecture of Information: From Big Data and
Simulation to Artificial Intelligence" Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Routledge, London,
2023
The Book
publication was secured after an academic peer review process. The book
discusses the research work done by Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa in various teams and
structures through various years, from Big Data 3D Scanning, to simulation, to
Artificial Intelligence
From Routledge's Editorial Team:
This book proposes a new critical relationship between computation and
architecture, developing a history and theory of representation in architecture
to understand and unleash potential means to open up creativity in the field.
Historically, architecture has led spatial representation. Today, computation
has established new representational paradigms that can be compared to spatial
representations, such as the revolution of perspective in the Renaissance.
Architects now use software, robotics, and fabrication tools with very little
understanding and participation in how these tools influence, revolutionize, and
determine both architecture and its construction today. Why does the discipline
of architecture not have a higher degree of authorship in the conception and
development of computational technologies that define spatial representation?
This book critically explores the relationship between history, theory, and
cultural criticism. Lorenzo-Eiroa positions new understandings through parallel
historical sections and theories of many revolutionary representational
architecture canons displaced by conventional spatial projection. He identifies
the architects, artists, mathematicians, and philosophers that were able to
revolutionizese their disciplines through the development of new technologies,
new systems of representation, and new lenses to understand reality. This book
frames the discussion by addressing new means to understand and expand
architecture authorship in relation to survey, information, representation,
higher dimensional space, Big Data, and Artificial Intelligence - in the pursuit
of activating an architecture of information.
This will be important reading for upper-level students and researchers of
architecture and architectural theory, especially those with a keen interest in
computational design and robotic fabrication.
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa is the founder Founder of e-Architects.net, Director of the
AI Lab and Associate Professor at the New York Institute of Technology School of
Architecture and Design. He co-edited Architecture In:Formation, Routledge,
2013.
Prof. Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's
NYIT SoAD MS ACT Graduate Research Studio featured in the cover of Atmosphere 07
Spring 2024.
Graduate
Research studio from Fall 2022 featured in the cover of the NYIT SoAD Atmosphere
07 Magazine. (the magazine is published a year after now in 2024) The studio
worked surveying, mapping, analyzing and transforming the city through Big Data,
Simulation and AI through DM (stable diffusion with prompt engineering) and
point clouds (segmentation, particle AI simulation, robotics). This project
works deconstructing the linearity of the High Line in New York City in relation
to the different stratifications of ground of the neighborhood establishing
local relationships among public spaces such as galleries and other programs.
Credits: Arch
701B Graduate Research Studio Research Student: Beken Amde Prof: Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa with assistant Frank Li Program: MS ACT (MS in Architecture
Computational Technologies), SoAD, New York Institute of Technology
Atmosphere 07
includes several great improving student and faculty work and several
undergraduate and graduate programs such as several Bachelors, M.Arch, MS Urban
Design and MS Health and Design, Design UX from our growing school lead by our
Dean Maria Perbellini.
Atmosphere 07
includes also program description and syllabus by Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa as former Director of the MS ACT Program at the SoAD at
NYIT, a great experience in curating a program which is now growing so well and
includes a diverse group of national and international students, faculty,
assistants, workshops and research lines.
Atmosphere 07
includes also some of Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's academic
syllabus work in multiple graduate (07 M.Arch) and undergraduate studios (02
Design I, II). Atmosphere Magazine 07 recently published:
https://issuu.com/nyitsoad/docs/atmo7_final_5.14_1_downsaved
Students as Researchers: Creative Practice and University
Education
May 18, 2023
9:00 – 10:30 AM (3 PM CEST)
In Person and Online
18th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia – Collateral
Event
New York Institute of Technology, School of Architecture and Design is pleased
to invite you to the opening of Students as Researchers: Creative Practice and
University Education hosting the Knowledge Transfer Virtual Exhibitions
Curator
Maria Perbellini
Dean, New York Tech School of Architecture and Design
Deputy Curators
Marcella Del Signore
Associate Professor, Director, Urban and Regional Design, New York Tech School
of Architecture and Design
Sandra Manninger
Associate Professor, New York Tech School of Architecture and Design
Athina Papadopoulou
Assistant Professor, New York Tech School of Architecture and Design
Principal Investigator Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa and Research Students work featured at the NYIT SoAD Students as
Researchers Exhibition.
Institution name: New York
Institute of Technology
Project Title: Informed Realism ARCH 701B F2022
Project Lead/Professors: PI. Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa with TA Frank Li, NYIT MS ACT
Project Team/Students: RS.: Beken Amde, Tiarnan Mathers, Trushita Yadav,
Tharoonaskar Baskaran, Arathi Chilla, Mahima Kulkarni, Kush A. Shah
2023-03-31 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa to deliver Keynote Lecture within the Biodigital
Master Program Forum 25 Years, chaired by Alberto T. Estevez, March 31, 2023 to
be hosted at UIC Barcelona. Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa to present his research and his
proposal for United Biomes of the World recently included in his book to be
released in May 2023:
"Digital Signifiers in an Architecture of Information: From Big Data and
Simulation to Artificial Intelligence" Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Routledge, London,
2023. Paper publication in BIODIG 2023 International Conference for Biodigital
Architecture and Genetics:
2022 Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa AI Digital Futures Spanish lecture online
2022 Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa lecture at UNSAM (Universidad Nacional de San Martin), on
Architecture of Information: Criptology, Digital Signifiers, Simulation,
Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence; invited by Professor Roberto Lombardi
2022 Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa lecture at FAU Chile (Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo,
Chile), on Digital Signifiers: From Cryptography to Big Data to Artificial
Intelligence; invited by Professor Mauricio Carcamo
2022 Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa is currently Directing and developing a new Artificial
Intelligence Laboratory [AI Lab] at the New York Institute of Technology School
of Architecture and Design, Dean Maria Perbellini. THe AI Lab will count with
lab facilities in NYC in the Upper West Side, Columbus Circle, 1855 Broadway,
New York, NY 10023
2022 Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa was awarded an IRSC Grant at NYIT to develop research on AI and
Robotic Fabrication
2022-07 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa received his Doctorate Degree in Architecture at UIC
Barcelona,
Thesis Title: "Computer Science Applied to
Architecture: Multidimensional Architecture of Information: Expanding Systems of
Representation and Computational Signifiers from Big Data, Simulation, and
Robotics activating Artificial Intelligence"
Thesis Director PhD Alberto Estevez, Biodigital Master Program Director;
Co-Director: PhD Alexis Meier, Strassbourg ENSA.
Academic PhD Defense Committee by Alicia Imperiale,
Felecia Davis and Marcelo Fraile Narvaez.
2021-08-16 Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa
LECTURE: DIGITAL
FUTURES INCLUSIVE
FUTURES 2021
Workshop
Exhibition-Lecture
Presentation and
Discussion US
Northeast Region
New York Institute
of Technology School
of Architecture and
Design Participated
of Digital
Futures-Inclusive
Futures Workshop,
Lectures and
Exhibitions events
supported by Dean
Maria Perbellini and
organized by Tom
Verebes and
including workshops
participations
tutored by Marcella
Del Signore,
Christian Pongratz
and Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa.
Professor
Tom Verebes and
Associate Professor
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
delivered a lecture
presentation on the
results of the
workshop.
INCLUSIVE FUTURES
2021 Presentations
Kinectoscapes
Mona Ghandi,
Washington State
University
Creative AI
Ecologies
Shermeen Yousif, FAU
Digital Unforgetting
Neady Oduor,
Canadian Centre of
Architecture
DESIGN DATA
Tom Verebes & Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa, NJIT
Conversations on
Inclusivity
Gustavo Rincon, UCSB
DIGITAL FUTURES:
INCLUSIVE FUTURES
2021: DESIGN
DATA
Coodinated by Tom
Verebes
|
Workshop 1 by Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa
The DESIGN DATA
workshop will
introduce
participants to
computational
data-driven
processes related to
the scale of the
body, of a
community, and of
urbanism. Following
an initial series of
presentations,
tutorials and
discussions, this
offering of the
InclusiveFUTURES
workshops will
be structured as
three parallel
design exercises.
Each of the three
groups will
be led by a
NYIT-SoAD professor,
coming together for
shared presentations
and
discussions of the
introduction,
production and
outcomes of the
workshop. When
selecting this
workshop, please
express your
preference of which
of the three
exercises you wish
to participate in.
Workshop 1 | BIG
DATA + AI GANs
IN-FORMED
REALISM |
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
In this workshop
group, survey is
understood as a
primary
mode of design
origination through
Big Data 3d
scanning. Spatial
environments
will be surveyed,
analyzed, displaced
and transformed,
generating an
informed
realism.
Three-dimensional
representations of
Big Data will be
processed by
implementing
AI (Artificial
Intelligence)
through GANs
(Generative
Adversarial
Networks).
2021-06-28 DIGITAL
FUTURES WORLD
WORKSHOP
DESIGN DATA
Artificial
Intelligence |
Online Workshop |
English |
Asia-Pacific
https://www.digitalfutures.world/workshops/87.htm
Key Words: Big
Data,AI
GANs,Ecosystems,Sociotechnical
Systems
The DESIGN DATA
workshop will
introduce
participants to
computational
data-driven
processes related to
the scale of the
body, of a
community, and of
urbanism. Following
an initial series of
presentations,
tutorials and
discussions, this
offering of the
InclusiveFUTURES
workshops will be
structured as three
parallel design
exercises. Each of
the three groups
will be led by a
NYIT-SoAD professor,
coming together for
shared presentations
and discussions of
the introduction,
production and
outcomes of the
workshop. When
selecting this
workshop, please
express your
preference of which
of the three
exercises you wish
to participate in.
BIG DATA + AI GANs
IN-FORMED REALISM |
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
with Tom Verebes
In this workshop
group, survey is
understood as a
primary mode of
design origination
through Big Data 3d
scanning. Spatial
environments will be
surveyed, analyzed,
displaced and
transformed,
generating an
informed realism.
Three-dimensional
representations of
Big Data will be
processed by
implementing AI
(Artificial
Intelligence)
through GANs
(Generative
Adversarial
Networks).
DESIGN + HEALTH |
Christian Pongratz
with Tom Verebes
This group will
discuss
opportunities for
innovation through
design and explore
new ground in three
systemic contexts of
resilience and
community
capacity-building:
health, food systems
and urban systems.
The approach of
Design + Health
investigates the
latent terrain of
innovation as it
spans circular
design strategies
from experience,
services and
products, in order
to integrate all
three ecosystems
(health, food,
urban) into a novel
design method for
resilience capacity
building.
INFORMED URBAN
SYSTEMS | Marcella
Del Signore with Tom
Verebes
Increased
urbanization and
connectivity have
triggered greater
capacities to mine
data directly from
the sociotechnical
systems embedded
into urban
environments. We are
immersed in an
entangled ecology of
ubiquitous
communication
infrastructures,
from sensors, global
positions systems,
automated systems to
locative media. This
workshop group will
provide an overview
of the latent
possibilities of
data in urban
systems through the
application of a set
of tools connected
to urban analytics
and dynamic mapping.
2021-05-21
17th INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE EXHIBITION BIENNALE DI VENEZIA 2021
RESILIENT
COMUNITIES, ITALIAN
PAVILION, Curator
Alessandro Melis
VIRTUAL ITALIAN
PAVILION, Curated by
Tom Kovac and
Alessandro Melis
CREATIVE DIRECTOR
Maria R. Perbellini
Chair of Lectures
and Events Committee
Associate Professor
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
co-organizer of some
of the 12 events
that New York
Institute of
Technology School of
Archtiecture and
Design is organizing
Artificial
Intelligence:
Urbanism, Ethics and
Design I
Design Creativity
Through Artificial
Intelligence
JUNE 23, 2021
12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
While architecture
as a cultural
project aims to
displace the
determination of
cultural
conventions,
technological
determinism through
disruption can lead
to the
homogenization of
media, and a series
of questions about
computation in
design. Where does
architectural
creativity resides
through applications
of AI in today’s
design environments?
For an architecture
of information,
automating
Artificial
Intelligence for
design opens
architecture limited
to the design of
buildings to the
design of systems
which generate
buildings,
activating a
meta-architecture.
This architecture of
architectures is
being paralleled to
algorithms that
optimize algorithms
or meta-algorithms.
Following a series
of presentations by
invited speakers, a
panel discussion
aims to address new
disciplinary
paradigms and
possibilities for
architecture
generated through
the automation of
computational
design.
Welcome
Maria R. Perbellini,
Dean, NYIT School of
Architecture and
Design
Introductions &
Moderation
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa,
Director, M.S. in
Architecture,
Computational
Technologies, NYIT
School of
Architecture and
Design
Tom Verebes,
Professor, NYIT
School of
Architecture and
Design
Panelists:
Alicia Imperiale,
Ph.D.
Critic, Yale
University School of
Architecture
Lecture: AI as a
Liberatory Practice
José Pinto Duarte
Director, Stuckeman
Center for Design
Computing, Penn
State
Lecture: Using AI to
support
context-sensitive
design
Sandra Manninger
AR2Lab, University
of Michigan SPAN
Architecture
Lecture: Deep Design
Informed
Insterscalar Fluidity, ed. Marcella Del Signore and Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa,
ListLab, Barcelona, 2021
soon available
via Amazon.
2021-05-21
17th INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE EXHIBITION BIENNALE DI VENEZIA 2021
RESILIENT
COMUNITIES, ITALIAN
PAVILION, Curator
Alessandro Melis
VIRTUAL ITALIAN
PAVILION, Curated by
Tom Kovac and
Alessandro Melis
CREATIVE DIRECTOR
Maria R. Perbellini
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa,
New York Institute
of Technology School
of Architecture and
Design,
e-Architects.
Project:
Ecoinduction III,
Phase 2 Virtual
Pavilion #6
e-Architects
"Rezoning New York City through Big Data AI: Phase II" 2018 Design Principal,
Research and Development: Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Designers and Research: Frank
Fengqi Li, Julian Chu-Yun Cheng,
Shantanu Bhalla, Wayne Shang-Wei Lin // "Rezoning NYC through Big Data: Phase I" by e
(eiroa)-Architects; Design Principal and Research: Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa;
Designers and Research: Alejandro Mieses Castellanos, Tamara Orozco Rebozo,
Francis Egipciaco Cruz, Linnette Guitierrez Ortiz USDA-CIG-69F35217-268
e-Architects
Rezoning NYC through Big Data AI is a comprehensive multidimensional information
interface and design model project that entails several information topological
levels. These multidimensional topological levels of information includie:
environmental simulation; natural and artificial ecoloical identification,
mapping and mitigation; traffic optimization and delivery optimization using
superblocks through neural networks AI; participatory city wide 3d scanning;
thermal readings. The multiple parallel projects process paralle information
through a multiplicity of algorithms, simulations and computations to propose a
dynamnic participatory authority interface to regulate real time through a
blockchain technology how the City of New York may inform demolition to recover
latent ecologies, and to promote ecological sustainable growth for NYC 2050's
target. In parallel and in a correlational mode, the mutiple processes inform
each other as well as identify bifurcating projects, from interfaces, virtual
reality navigations, to participatory citizenship information.
The project using
Artificial Intelligence AI Neural Networks, Big Data, Simulation and API,
Applied Research is to be included in a peer review paper publication. It was
spoken about in multiple media. The project has been published partially in
several peer review publications. The project was presented to the Department of
Transportation New York City Presentation to the DOT Commissioner, August 2018.
1 month later Amazon Headquarters were allocated in a site similar to were
e-Architects identified as optimized delivery node for NYC. More information to
follow.
e-Architects
"Rezoning New York City through Big Data AI: Phase III" is a newural networks
sentinel robot that is designed to propse an optimization of traffic and
delivery in the City of New York by creating superblocks. These superblocks are
coordinated with environmental simulation studies to diminish traffic in certain
areas and recovering latent repressed ecoligies in the city and expanding green
areas. These superblocks are also designed to react and relate to work patterns
and commute by public transportation, therefore optimizing the relationships
between share driving and public transportation.
2021-05-21
17th INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE EXHIBITION BIENNALE DI VENEZIA 2021
EXPANDING
CRITICAL COMPUTATIONAL THINKING Event Discussion+Book Launch+Exhibition and
Installation Opening
About Informed
Interscalar Fluidity
A collection of works by NYIT School of Architecture and Design thesis students.
Part of the “Time Space Existence” exhibition presented by the European Cultural
Centre running from May 22 – November 21 at Palazzo Bembo, Venice, IT. It is an
official collateral event of the 17th International Architecture Biennale 2021.
The exhibition is curated by Associate Professor, Marcella Del Signore with
Visiting Assistant Professor, Sergio Elizondo. The site-specific installation is
curated by Associate Professor Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa. Informed Interscalar
Fluidity expands computational thinking across disciplines and scales.
The Thesis Design Studios developed interscalar fluid design processes from the
material, to the building, to the urban scale. A series of research topics,
including computation, material intelligence, responsive systems, digital
fabrication, and assembly were offered as an extended field of investigation to
explore the design continuum from the material scale to larger design scenarios.
In the exhibition component, students developed their research agenda working
across a range of scales and systems. In the installation, the team developed an
interactive space-environment working with computational design, including swarm
intelligence-AI and robotic simulation and fabrication at full-scale.
The Exhibition and Installation are supported by Dean Maria R. Perbellini and
contribute to the Dean’s development of progressive design thinking and
cross-disciplinary computational technologies.
Book Publication
Informed Interscalar Fluidity (ed. Marcella del Signore and Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa,
Listlab, Barcelona 2021)
We are publishing a book for this event which discusses Informed Interscalar
Fluidity expanding computational thinking across disciplines and scales through
an exhibition and installation. The book includes contributions from Maria R.
Perbellini, Giovanni Santamaria, Anthony Caradonna, Marcella del Signore, Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa, Sergio Elizondo, Ila Berman, Cristina Goberna Pesudo, Branko
Kolarevic, Alberto T. Estévez, Andrew Saunders, and Frederic Levrat.
The exhibition and installation developed with Thesis students at the New York
Institute of Technology, School of Architecture & Design led by Dean Maria R.
Perbellini, consists of an exhibition curated by Associate Professor Marcella
Del Signore and a site-specific installation curated by Associate Professor
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa. Informed Interscalar Fluidity at “TIME - SPACE – EXISTENCE”
expands computational thinking across disciplines and scales.
The Thesis Design Studios developed interscalar fluid design processes; from the
material, to the building, to the urban scale. A series of research topics,
including computation, material intelligence, responsive systems, digital
fabrication, and assembly were offered as an extended field of investigation to
explore the design continuum from the material scale to larger design scenarios.
In the exhibition component, students developed their research agenda working
across a range of scales and systems; in the installation, the team developed an
interactive space-environment working with computational design, including swarm
intelligence-AI and robotic simulation and fabrication at full-scale.
2021-05-21
17th INTERNATIONAL
ARCHITECTURE
EXHIBITION BIENNALE
DI VENEZIA 2021
INFORMED INTERSCALAR
FLUIDITY
PALAZZO
BEMBO European
Cultural Center,
Globl Arts
Foundation,
Participation.
New York Institute
of Technology,
School of
Architecture and
Design
Dean: Maria R.
Perbellini
Curators: Marcella
Del Signore, Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa
Dean Maria
Perbellini, Assistant Professor
Marcella Del Signore
and Associate
Professor Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa will
be participating of
the group exhibition
and installation
Space, Time
Existance as
curators with
students and faculty
of the New York
Institute of
Technology at
Palazzo Bembo,
Venice, Italy.
Exhibition Opening
May 21 2020. and
August 29 2020.
Exhibition Credits:
Associate Professor
Marcella Del Signore
and Visiting
Professor Sergio
Elizondo Thesis
Studio with NYIT
SoAD Thesis
Students: Bersibeth
Pfel, Chenfei Cao,
Stefan Eitnier,
Harold Ramirez,
Jairo Aguilar, Jimi
Adeseun, Robert
Nafie, Devora
Schwartz, Zhuan
Liang.
Installation
Credits:
Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa Thesis
Studio: Benjamin
Sather, Brianna
Lopez, Ari Begun,
Andres Carcamo,
Isahiah Miller,
Alexandra
Pannichella, Karian
Pena, Oluwayemi
Oyewole, Peter
Leonardi. Prof
Lorenzo Eiroa
students will
develop aplying
computational design
to 3d printing an
inmersive
interactive
installation.
2021-03 Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa
publication
"Urgency-Agency"
"Quarantined:The
Role of Design
Research in
Measuring Urgency
and Reimagining
Agency" a lectures
event turned into a
beautiful and nicely
printed but
provocative book
publication mirrored
upside down front
and back with strong
crirical arguments
why we are where we
are in terms of the
pandemic, an
unsustainable
economic system at
the expense of the
environment with a
sense of urgency to
address a different
form of urbanism
based on historical
precedents. The book
by Harvard GSD
DRF-Design Research
Forum, edited by
Jimmy Pan and team (https://www.gsddrf.com/leadership)
includes
a great list of
professionals,
designers'
contributions.
The article includes
e-Architects
Ecoinduction III
Rezoning New York
City thorugh Big
Data
December 9 2020 How
is AI - Artificial
Intelligence -
Changing
Architecture -
Interview to Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa,
Director MS in
Architecure
Computational
Technologies program
AI + architecture:Our MS in
Architecture
Computational
Technologies Program
featured in LifeWire
including an
interview on
Artificial
Intelligence (AI) in
Architecture to our
Director Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa, here
are some quotations:AI
architecture is such
a hot field that the
New York Institute
of Technology is
starting a new
graduate program in
Architecture,
Computational
Technologies.
"Instead
of designing
buildings,
architects need
rather to design the
systems that inform
the built
environment," Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa, an
associate professor
of architecture and
director of the
program, said in an
email interview.
"The contemporary
architect designs
algorithms, robotic
systems, robots for
construction, and
even new materials,
that inform
architecture."
Interviews include
Matias del Campo and
others architects.
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
lecture at UNPHU
Universidad Nacional
Pedro Enriquez Urena
in Domenican
Republic. Online
video available in
Spanish.
Arquitectura de la
Computacion,
Robotica y
Materiales Video de
teorica en espanol
castellano
Architecture of Computation:
Robotics and Materials; invited by Professor Juan Castillo
Mariana Ures,
Gonzalo Bustillo and
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
lecture at UCE
Universidad Central
del Este invited by
Francesco Gravina,
Director of the
School of
Architecture in
Domenican Republic
Marcela Angel
Salgado, Michelle
Herrera, Maite
Adames, Jose Enrique
Delmonte, Fernanco
Meneses, Jvette
Gonzalez and
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
lecture at UCE
Universidad Central
del Este invited by
Francesco Gravina,
Director of the
School of
Architecture in
Domenican Republic
Data, Matter, Design
Strategies in
Computational Design
Edited By Frank
Melendez, Nancy
Diniz, Marcella Del
Signore
Book Chapter
Publication
Ecoinduction III:
Rezoning NYC Through
Big Data: Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa,
Alejandro Mieses
Castellanos
Book Description
Data, Matter, Design
presents a
comprehensive
overview of current
design processes
that rely on the
input of data and
use of computational
design strategies,
and their
relationship to an
array of outputs.
Technological
changes, through the
use of computational
tools and processes,
have radically
altered and
influenced our
relationship to
cities and the
methods by which we
design architecture,
urban, and landscape
systems. This book
presents a wide
range of curated
projects and
contributed texts by
leading architects,
urbanists, and
designers that
transform data as an
abstraction, into
spatial,
experiential, and
performative
configurations
within urban
ecologies, emerging
materials, robotic
agents, adaptive
fields, and virtual
constructs. Richly
illustrated with
over 200 images,
Data, Matter, Design
is an essential read
for students,
academics, and
professionals to
evaluate and discuss
how data in design
methodologies and
theoretical
discourses have
evolved in the last
two decades and why
processes of data
collection,
measurement,
quantification,
simulation,
algorithmic control,
and their
integration into
methods of reading
and producing
spatial conditions,
are becoming vital
in academic and
industry practices.
Table of Contents
Introduction Part 1
– Data, Matter,
Design Chapter 1:
Information Matters
Chapter 2: Data and
Computation Chapter
3: Data and
Visualization Part 2
– Strategies for
Data-Driven Projects
4: Data + Urban
Ecologies • Urban
Syncopation:
Rematerializing the
Sensorial City: Ila
Berman, Mona El
Khafif, Marcella Del
Signore, Steven
Beites, Marcella Del
Signore •
Ecoinduction III:
Rezoning NYC Through
Big Data: Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa,
Alejandro Mieses
Castellanos • Data
(Are) Matter: Data,
Technology, and
Urban Design: Fábio
Duarte and Carlo
Ratti • DATAField:
Data Infrastructure
Through Water
Ecologies: Marcella
Del Signore, Cordula
Roser Gray • Buoyant
Ecologies: Computing
Material Performance
Across Scales: Adam
Marcus Chapter 5:
Data + Emerging
Materials • Living
Systems as
Biological Data Sets
for Form Finding:
Nancy Diniz, Frank
Melendez, Christine
Marizzi • Bio Data x
Matter in New York
City: Wendy W Fok •
Carbon Negative
Building Materials:
Reversing Climate
Change Through
Urbanization:
Allison Dring,
Daniel Schwagg • A
New Material Vision:
Mette Ramsgaard
Thomsen, Paul
Nicholas, Martin
Tamke, Tom Svilans,
CITA • Environmental
Data Expressed
Through the Dynamics
of Fog and Air:
Gyungju Chyon, John
Stanislav Sadar
Chapter 6: Data +
Robotic Agents •
Robotics as a
Storytelling/Experience
Medium (RAASEM):
Using Robotics as a
Cyberphysical Medium
for Storytelling and
User Experience:
Ebrahim Poustinchi •
Jammed Architectural
Structures: Gergana
Rusenova, Petrus
Aejmelaeus-Lindström,
Hannes Mayer, Fabio
Gramazio, Matthias
Kohler • Elytra
Filament Pavilion:
Achim Menges •
Robological Sand
Topologies: Mark
Parsons, Aaron
Beebe, Martin Orr,
Greg Sheward, The
Consortium for
Research & Robotics,
Pratt Institute •
Urban Robotic
Sensing Unit:
Automated Process of
Point Cloud Data
Fusion for Urban
Greenery Evaluation:
Aldo Sollazzo,
Eugenio Bettucchi
Chapter 7: Data +
Adaptive Fields •
Detailed Behavior:
Michael Szivos •
Lightweave: Nataly
Gattegno, Jason
Kelly Johnson •
Associative Agnosia:
María Fullaondo,
Lee-Anne Khor, Ciro
Márquez • Thinking
Forest Fabbed
Fields: Carla
Leitão, Ed Keller •
Dancing the
Sentiment Cocoon:
Performing
Collaborative
Robotic Fabrication
on Public Stage:
Moritz Behrens,
Konstantinos
Mavromichalis, Ava
Fatah gen Schieck
Chapter 8: Data +
Virtual Constructs •
Bubbles: Optical
Illusions of Volume:
Ming Tang, Mara
Marcu, Adam Schueler
• Collaborative
Fabrication in Mixed
Reality: Gwyllim
Jahn, Cameron
Newnham, Nick van
den Berg • Body
Architectures:
Blending Physical
and Virtual
Environments: Nancy
Diniz, Frank
Melendez, Sebastián
Morales, Woraya
Boonyapanachoti •
Mille-Oeille: An
Architectural
Response to Zoos'
Obsolescence in
Post-Anthropocentric
Times: Elena Pérez
Guembe, Rosana
Rubio-Hernández •
Digital Heritage as
a Route towards
Social Engagement:
Richard Laing,
Marianthi Leon,
Claire Herbert,
Cheryl Roberts
Chapter 9: Futures
for Data and Design
Fall 2020 Events,
registration
necessary (zoom link
TBC)
archevents@nyit.edu
2020-09-16
New York Institute
of Technology
Lectures and Events
Poster Fall 2020:
2020-06-27
to 07-03
DIGITAL
FUTURES
participation.
New York Institute
of Technology,
School of
Architecture and
Design
will be
participating in the
Digital Futures.
World event with
talks, recorded
lectures and
workshops organized
by Tongji University
of Shangai, China
organized by Phillip
Yuan and Neil Leach.
Digital Futures
Workshop will be
lead by Associate
Dean Tom Verebes,
Associate Professor
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
and
including Teaching
Assistant
Gabriel Munnich
(e-Architects.net).
The workshop
inscription is open
and is tuition free, and the
professors are
donating their time
to contribute to the
pandemic efforts in
China and Asia. The
workshop Big Data
Dynamics will
include survey and
processing of Big
Data to activate
specific
architecture
agendas.
Digital
Futures World
include talks,
workshops and
recorded lectures by
Peter Eisenman,
Nicolai Ourousoff,
Patrik Schumarcher,
Wolf Prix, Tom
Mayne, Hashim
Sarkis, Nader
Tehrani, Achim
Menges, Sanford
Kwinter, Jenny
Sabin, Rachel
Armstrong, Neil
Leach, Phillip Yuan,
Ersela Kripa,
Antoine Picon,
Phillippe
Morel,Matias del
Campo, Sandra
Manninger, Biayna
Bogosian, Tom
Verebes, Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa, Liam
Young, Claudia
Pasquero, Marco
Poletto, Gabriel
Esquivel, Mariana
Ibanez, Simon Kim,
Mark Burry, Jose
Luis Garcia del
Castillo, Behnaz
Farahi, Joseph
Choma, Soomeen Hahm,
Casey Rehm, Mike
Xie, Nic Bao, Satoru
Sugihara, Roland
Snooks, Alisa
Andrasek, Philippe
Block, Areti
Markopoulou, Alessio
Erioli, Alessanro
Zamparelli, Filippo
Nasetti, Sina
Mostafavi, giles
Retsin, Pablo
Herrera, Evangelos
Pantazis, and many
interesting
experimental
architects and
theoreticians.
DigitalFUTURES
WORLD: ARCHITECTS
UNITE
A One Week Series of
24/7 Free Online
Workshops & Talks
June 27- July 03,
2020
https://www.digitalfutures.world/
As part of a global
event comprising 70
workshops and a
non-stop series of
talks, NYIT SoAD
Associate Professor
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
and Associate Dean
for Academic
Affairs, Tom
Verebes, will
co-teach a workshop,
BIG DATA DYNAMICS,
representing NYIT
SoAD in this
important and
unprecedented
initiative. Open to
students and design
professionals
worldwide, all
workshops and talks
are offered free of
charge, in response
to the Covid-19
crisis.
This initiative
brings together
these two themes,
the Digital and the
Future, to create an
online platform for
a continuous, week
long series of talks
and workshops,
exploring every
aspect of the
potential impact of
the digital on our
lives. In so doing
this initiative
itself becomes an
example of the new
possibilities
afforded by the
digital.
As the 10th
anniversary edition
of the
DigitalFUTURES
series,
DigitalFUTURES World
will operate as a
continuous 24/7
event, broadcast
across the different
time zones in the
world, operating
like a relay as each
of the 3 time zones
passes on the baton
to the next time
zone. But at the
same time it will
offer dedicated
workshops with a
coherent theme and
carefully structured
schedule taught by
some of the most
inspirational
instructors in the
world within each
time zone.
The model proposed
is inspired by the
LiveAid concerts
where musicians come
together and donate
their time for free
for good causes. So
too it is inspired
by One World:
Together at Home,
Lady Gaga’s recent
gesture of bringing
some of the leading
musicians together
in their living
rooms, and beaming a
message of good will
into other living
rooms throughout the
world. The model is
also inspired by the
Olympics, an event
that has always
sought to transcend
political divisions
and bring the world
together. The 2020
Olympics had to be
postponed as a
result of the virus.
The symbol of the
Olympics consists of
rings metaphorically
bringing together
the 5 continents. A
meme of these rings
being kept apart has
been one of enduring
images of the impact
of the virus. This
event seeks to bring
the 5 continents
back together again,
similarly
transcending
political divisions.
3d scanning of Carlo
Rainaldi Santa Maria
in Campitelli, Rome,
by Andrew Saunders
(UPenn Grant), Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa
(e-Architects NY),
Mario Graziano
Valenti (Sapienza
University Rome).
Rendering by Pablo
Lorenzo Eiroa
(Visiting Professor,
Sapienza University,
Rome) 2016
Digital Futures
Workshop Final Review
Associate Dean Tom
Verebes, Associate Professor Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa and Teaching Assistant Gabriel
Munnich (e-Architects.net).
Students: Yi Wang,
Yimeng Zhu, Fatima Abenova, Kennedy Geraldo, Gabriel Cocalea. Final Review
critics: Andrew Haas, Sandra Manninger, Sina Mostafavi, Marcella del Signore.
2020-06-01 Visiting
Associate Professor Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
UIC Barcelona
Biodigital Master
Program
workshop-studio
2020.
THE
POLITICS OF BIG DATA:
FROM SURVEY, TO IDEAL, BACK TO AN INFORMED REALISM
Invited Associate Professor
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa UIC Barcelona, NYIT Associate Professor, Studio-Workshop
Summer 2020
The Studio first surveyed Gaudi
Sagrada Familia in Barcelona through Big Data gathering and processing,
understanding the act of survey as an initiator of the study-design.
Understanding reading as a form of design, students surveyed, read, understand
and expand upon discoveries of Sagrada Familia. Then the studio worked out
latent relationships in the building through Big Data processing using dynamic
structural simulation and optimization looking for latent repressed
opportunities in the readings of the project. Therefore the studio, related form
to structural performance through dynamic interactive computational systems.
Students worked with several types of computational simulation, including Big
Data survey, VR simulation, and evolutive simulations. The objective of the
studio is to compare the original form of the surveyed building to a
contemporary means to measure catenary forces, and from this analysis, critique,
find problems and expand opportunities to displace, build up and expand upon
Gaudi’s strategies.
Workshop final
review participants
included Alberto
Estevez, Tom
Verebes, Nelson
Montas, Niccolo
Cassas, Matias del
Campo.
2020-06-05 Thursday
June 4th 2020, 9am Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
to give the
Conference Closing Keynote
Lecture "Informed
Space-Environments"
at the
BIODIG 2020 4th
International
Conference for
Biodigital
Architecture and
Genetics | RESIM
2020 Research on
Sustainable and
Intelligent
Manufacturing, at
the Universitat
International
d'Catalunya UIC,
Barcelona, Spain.
Conference Chair
BIODIG 2020: Prof.
Alberto Estevez;
Conference Chairs
RESIM 2020: Prof.
Nuno Alves, Prof.
Artur Mateus, Prof.
Geoffrey Mitchell.
International Peer
Reviewing Committee
and Panelists
2020-05-04 Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa to
participate of
Harvard University
Graduate School of
Design Student
Lecture via web page
publication
statement (due to
covid-19).
Agency-Urgency,
QUARANTINED, Design
Research Forum (DRF)
curated by Harvard
GSD students Anirudh
Gurumoorthy, Delara
Rahim, Aditi
Agarwal, Yashada
Wagle, Jimmy Pan,
Wilfred Guerron,
Ryan Beitz, Aurora
Jensen, Pameral
Cabrera Pardo,
Samuel Maddox,
Stella Rossikopoulou
Pappa, Nicolas
Queijan. Online web
lecture/statement
publication to
become a printed
publication. Design
Research Forum (DRF)
is a student-run
organization formed
to highlight design
research going on in
and around the
Harvard Graduate
School of Design.
Design research is
the process of
inquiry, ideation,
iteration, and
illustration that
underpins and runs
in parallel to the
acts of planning,
proposing, and
implementing design.
As such, this work
is integral to the
work of all students
within the GSD but
may not always be
expressly examined
or celebrated. It is
in that void that
DRF operates,
working to
facilitate a more
complete and nuanced
design discourse to
the GSD community.
2020-05 Associate
Professor Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa's
final thesis studio
review at the School
of Architecture and
Design at The New
York Institute of
Technology "Informed
Interscalar
Fluidity" included
thesis presentations
and a discussion
with students
Andres Carcamo:
"Iconography
Architecture";
Brianna Lopez:
"Parametric Flow";
Peter Leonardi:
"Structural
Typologies";
Alexandra
Panichella:
"Material
transitions:
Feedback between the
Analog and the
Digital"; Ari Begun:
"Spatially
Interactive Light";
Oluwayemi Oyewole:
"Structural
Optimization";
Karina Pena:
"Dynamics of
Humidity and
Temperature
Advantages"; Isaiah
Miller: "Sonic +
Sensory"; Benjamin
Sather: "[c]ellular
Surfaces"
with invited
guest jurors Mario
Carpo, Professor,
Bartlett UCL,
London, Cynthia
Davidson, Director
Anyone
Corporation/Editor
Log, NYC, Maider
Llaguno Munitxa,
Principal AZPML,
London
Fred Levrat,
Visiting Professor,
Pratt Institute,
NYC, Sandra
Manninger, Assistant
Professor of
Practice, Taubman
College, Ann Arbor,
Alessandro Melis,
Professor of
Architecture and
Innovation,
Portsmouth School of
Architecture, Galia
Solomonoff,
Associate Professor
of Professional
Practice, Columbia
GSAAP, NYC, Matias
del Campo, Associate
Professor, Taubman
College, Ann Arbor,
Karl Chu, Professor
UIC, Barcelona,
Marcella Del
Signore, Associate
Professor NYIT, Ciro
Najle, Dean, Di
Tella, Buenos Aires,
and Mario Graziano
Valenti, Associate
Professor, Sapienza
University, Rome;
From NYIT: Dean
Maria Perbellini,
Associate Dean Tom
Verebes, Associate
Dean Anthony
Caradonna, and
Senior Advisor to
the Provst and
Professor Christian
Pongratz
Venice Biennale
Video reached 10k
views
2020-05 Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa to
participate of UPenn
final reviews at
Andrew Saunders
Baroque Seminar
implmenting Big Data
through 3d scanning
2020-04-30 Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa to
participate of New
York INstitute of
Technology Shool of
Architecture and
design Dean's
Discussion Series,
Crisis and Paradigm
Shifts, moderated by
tom Verebes and
including William
Pakmore and Brianna
Lopez.
2020-04-01 Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa to
participate of New
York INstitute of
Technology Designing
Architectural
Resseach Round Table
and Exhibition
Opening featuring
some of the top
experimental
practitioners in
architecture
computation and
robotics and health
and design.
2020-03-05 Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa to
participate of New
York INstitute of
Technology Barlett
UCL Joint Review,
including NYIT
B.Arch Thesis
Students and Barlett
Graduate
Arhcitectural Design
BPro, with Professor
Philippe Morel,
Assistant Tutor Paul
Poinet, Associate
Professor Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa, Chair
and Associate
Professor Giovanni
Santamaria, and
Associate Dean and
Professor Tom
Verebes.
2020-02-20 Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa to
participate of New
York INstitute of
Technology Hisory
Theory Lecture
Discussion The
Populist Factor,
Freddy Massad and
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa,
coordinated by Nader
vougoussian and Sean
Khorsandi
2020-Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa to
participate of New
York INstitute of
Technology Spring
Lecture Series in
multiple envents,
including the
launching of a new
program and
exhibition.
2019-10-30 Wednesday
October 30 at 4pm Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
to lecture at the
Wolfram Technology Conference, Hilton Garden Inn, Champaign IL. Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's
research on architecture mathematics and computation will be presented at the
2019 Wolfram conference.
2019-10-04 Friday
October 4 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
to do the closing lecture
for the EnCUCA 2019
International
Symposium in
Brasilia, Brazil at
the School of
Architecture of the
Centro Universitario
de Brasilia. The
closing lecture of
the Symposium "Form
Follows Information"
will discuss how to
expand design
authorship in
computation by
engaging with
background
processing and
parameters
(including ecology)
that activate an
emerging
Architecture of
Information. The
lecture will focus
on a design
developed robotic
large scale 3d
printer which can be
adapted to any site
and a proposal for a
real time informed
ecological zoning
for New York City
(NYC).
2019-09-07 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
to participate in "Superdigital
Fast Track"
Architecture
Symposium, CEAC, Di
Tella University,
Aula Magna, Campus
Di Tella: Av.
Figueroa Alcorta
7350, Ciudad de
Buenos Aires,
Argentina.
Presentations
include Ciro Najle,
Paul Andersen,
Manuel Mensa, Lucas
Torres Agüero,
Julián Varas, David
Salomon, Eric
Goldemberg, Mariana
Ibañez, Simon Kim,
Carolina Telo,
Claudia Pasquero,
Marco Poletto,
Hernán Díaz Alonso,
Andrew Pringle,
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa,
Juan Pablo Porta,
Diego Arraigada,
Lluís Viu Rebés,
Jordi Pagès, Lluís
Ortega, Anna Font,
Leire Asensio
Villoria, David Mah,
Francisco Cadau.
Introductions:
Federico Bonessi,
Camila Arretche,
Santiago Rigoli,
Melissa Pomsztein.
Comments: Claudio Do
Campo, Luciano Brina,
Sebastián Gril,
Santiago Giusto
.
2019 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
to lecture and
conduct a studio
project workshop at
UIC Barcelona May
25-June 7th 2019.
The workshop worked with Antoni
Gaudi's structural
models for Sagrada
Familia, a basilica
to be completed by
2026 in Barcelona.
Using the
opportunity to
rethink its design
as its gets built
deviating from the
original project,
the studio worked on
an analysis and
latent relationships
to displace the
original design. The
Studio worked from a form
finding process using
Big Data gathering
and processing and
designing through
structural
simulation and
optimization.
2019 06 07 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
to lecture "The
Politics of Big
Data: From Survey to
Ideal, Back to an
Informed Realism" at UIC Barcelona May
25-June 7th 2019
2019 03-15 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
essay and applied
research "The
Post-Digital as
Design Authorship in
Informed Material
Processes" published
in: Instabilities
and Potentialities,
ed. Chandler Ahrens
and Aaron Sprecher,
Routledge Taylor and
Francis, New York,
2019
Now that information
technologies are
fully embedded into
the design studio,
Instabilities and
Potentialities
explores our
post-digital culture
to better understand
its impact on
theoretical
discourse and design
processes in
architecture. The
role of digital
technologies and its
ever-increasing
infusion of
information into the
design process
entails three main
shifts in the way we
approach
architecture: its
movement from an
abstracted mode of
codification to the
formation of its
image, the emergence
of the informed
object as a
statistical model
rather than a fixed
entity and the
increasing porosity
of the architectural
discipline to other
fields of knowledge.
Instabilities and
Potentialities aims
to bridge
theoretical and
practical approaches
in digital
architecture. From
the editors
Participants
include:
Introduction:
Chandler Ahrens &
Aaron Sprecher;
Foreword: Georges
Teyssot; Part 1
Images: Mark
Linder,David
Freeland and Brennan
Buck, Dana Cupkova,
Viola Ago, John
Carpenter, Nicholas
de Monchaux; Part 2.
Objects: Chandler
Ahrens & Aaron
Sprecher, Martin
Bressani, Volkan
Alkanoglu, Thom
Mayne, Alvin Huang,
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa,
Alessandra Ponte;
Part 3 Disciplines:
Chandler Ahrens &
Aaron Sprecher,
Laurent Stalder,
Satoru Sugihara,
Greg Lynn, Tom
Shaked and Uri Dubin,
Jose Sanchez,
Theodora Vardouli;
Postcript: Antoine
Picon
"The
Post-Digital as
Design Authorship in
Informed Material
Processes", Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa's
Introduction: "The
current,
digital-fabrication
revolution is based
on widespread
adoption of complex,
digital techniques,
which contrasts with
the seemingly
impossible worlds
conceived by the
previous revolution.
But, the
proliferation of
digital techniques
ended up replacing
personal design
agendas. A
strangesense of
similar complexity
was perceived in the
indexing of the
structural forms of
common algorithms
that were being
applied across
different design
agendas and
cultures. One can
argue that this
sense activated
certain reactionary
positions in
architecture, which
then tried to
reclaim the essence
of design culture –
positions later
identified as the
post-digital.
As critical
recognition of such
positions, the
post-digital
attitude can be
understood in two
different ways. One
way frames the
post-digital as a
negative dialectic
reaction by simply
replacing the
digital with an
architectural
culture independent
from technology – an
eclecticism that,
interestingly, aims
to construct a
visual, critical
synthesis out of a
collage of cultural
projects and
techniques, and
thereby reactivates
a problematic
post-modernism. The
other way, frames
the post-digital as
an attempt to
establish design
authorship at higher
levels of
representation – an
attempt that sought
to engage with a
deeper understanding
of computation and
to avoid visual
historicism. This
attempt was based on
earlier efforts to
recognize, and
critique, the spread
of computation as
the emergence of a
new renaissance1.By
now, it is crucial
to establish a
retroactive and,
simultaneously, a
continuously
expanding project
for computation; we
must critique both
its wide spread
structuralism and
its cultural
simplification. One
cannot separate
technology from
culture, since
revolutionary
architecture
necessarily involves
critical integration
and innovation at
both levels. As part
of this scenario,
the cultural role of
the architect
necessarily changes:
contemporary
architects will
engage with the
coding of reality,
expand design
authorship to
computational
systems, and become
more relevant in the
development of new
technologies. They
will take
uncomfortable leads,
as architects so
notably did during
the Renaissance with
perspective, by
developing an
architecture of
architectures, and
by expanding design
authorship to the
conditions and
parameters that
explicitly reference
architecture. In
other words,
architects will
confront the
emerging definition
of the architecture
of information."
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
2019 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
to present an essay
and research project
at UPC ETSAB,
Barcelona, Conference in
May 29-31 of 2019 at
the INTERNATIONAL
RESEARCH GROUP IN
ARCHITECTURE AND
SOCIETY (GIRAS)
Av. Diagonal,
649-651, 5.2, 08028
Barcelona. FREEDOM
TO DESIGN!
ARCHITECTURE AS A
BRIDGE BETWEEN
NATURE AND CULTURE.
Conference
Organization: Magda
Saura; Professor,
Barcelona School of
Architecture (ETSAB)
and
Josep Muntañola;
architect and city
planner, senior
professor, founder
of GIRAS Research
Group.
Conference
management: Rasoul
Ameli, GIRAS,
Barcelona School of
Architecture (ETSAB)
2019 03-27 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
to present his
fabrication research:
at The School of
Architecture and
Design at New York
Institute of
Technology
Organizers: Dustin
White, Director
Digital Technologies
and Fabrication,
NYIT School of
Architecture and
Design; Pavlina
Vardoulaki, Visiting
Professor, NYIT
School of
Architecture and
Design and
Co-Founder and
Creative Director,
Designmorphine
Keynote: Theodore
Spyropoulos,
Director Design
Research Laboratory,
AA School of
Architecture and
Co-Founder and
Director,
Minimaforms
Lecturers: Volkan
Alkanoglu, Director
Computational
Design, Nike Nxt
Innovation and
Principal, Volkan
Alkanoglu; Robert
Stuart-Smith,
Assistant Professor,
University of
Pennsylvania and
Co-Founder, Kokkugia;
Li Chen, Creative
Coder, Studio
Bitonti and Member,
Designmorphine;
Maria Alejandra
Rojas, Adjunct
Faculty, NYIT School
of Architecture and
Design and Member,
Designmorphine;
Dustin White,
Director Digital
Technologies and
Fabrication, NYIT
School of
Architecture and
Design; Pavlina
Vardoulaki, Visiting
Professor, NYIT
School of
Architecture and
Design and Co-
Founder and Creative
Director,
Designmorphine;
Pablo Lorenzoeiroa,
Associate Professor,
NYIT School of
Architecture and
Design and
Principal,
e-Architects;
Marcella Del
Signore, Associate
Professor, NYIT
School of
Architecture and
Design and
Principal, X-Topia
2019 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
publication
"Architecture
of Information" in:
SUPERDIGITALISMOS,
Edited by
Ciro Najle,
Revista Notas #42,
CPAU,
Buenos Aires
2019.
EXCERPT: ..."Computation
has been understood
in this context as a
top-down means of
structuring of
reality, where
technology is seen
as opposite to
cultural values.
However, new
technologies are
capable to propose
new lenses to
understand reality,
sometimes
transforming the
disciplines and even
the cultural values
behind them. The
relationship between
computation and
architecture has
gone through
multiple phases, but
lately architects
have simply been
working with the
latest
representational and
fabrication
technologies,
exploring their
ranges of
possibilities
instead of thinking
them as
proto-architectural".
Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa on
"Site-Specific
Adaptable Robotic 3d
Printer and e-Chaise
Longue", e(eiroa) -
Architects, Design
Principal, R/D:
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa,
Designers, R/D:
Gabriel Munnich,
Yaoyi Fan, Pablo
Toubes-Rieger,
Nelson Montas.
2019 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
peer review
publication
"Data and Politics
of Information:
Rezoning New York
City through Big
Data" Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa,
Associate Professor
NYIT in:
Data,
Architecture and the
Experience of Place,
Edited by
Anastasia Karandinou,
Routledge, London
2019.
ABSTRACT:
In the neoliberal
model of urban
development, policy
makers have
displaced architects
and urbanists in
planning and
designing cities, or
at least, one could
argue, architects
and urbanists have
been removed from
key decisions. In
many cases, the
implicit claim is
that the market
decides the form of
the city. Architects
have been criticised
for designing cities
from top-down
structuring visions,
apparently proposing
autonomous,
unrealistic ideas.
But the result of
this process perhaps
escapes the personal
agendas of policy
makers, who often
end up following
autonomous
managerial
real-estate
parameters, which by
default arrive at
defining land
ownership rights,
zoning regulations,
parks,
infrastructure,
transportation, the
city fabric, the
city block, and
predominant building
typologies.
Moreover, financial
parameters ended up
defining urban uses
without addressing
architecture and
urbanism as a field
of study and
disregarding
previous revolutions
in urbanism such as
health, public
space, and the
integral
relationship of
cities with the
environment. While
this neoliberal
ideology pressures
public space, parks,
and the environment,
turning them into
commodities, it
seems that a clear,
politically urban
position today would
be to activate and
expand urban voids
and promote latent
ecologies. These
issues are discussed
through an
academic-studio
research that aims
to understand the
contemporary city as
a topologically
continuous
space-environment,
proposing
transformations of
the overall
structure of New
York City by
specific
accumulative
interventions,
gathering,
processing, and
transforming Big
Data including
fluid-dynamic
information. Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa
2019 02-27 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
to present his
computational research:
"(Un)Programming
De-Sign In:Formation"
at The School of
Architecture and
Design at New York
Institute of
Technology, curated
by Marcella Del
Signore, introduced
by Anthony Caradonna
and including
presentations by
Naomi Frangos,
Christian Pongratz,
Tom Verebes, Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa, and
Pavlina Vardoulaki
2019-01
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
new peer review
publication:
"Multidimensional
Space: From
Perspective to Big
Data", Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa,
Associate Professor
NYIT, in: The
Influence of
Representation and
Ideation Tools in
Architecture,
Editors: Marcos,
Carlos L. (Ed.),
Springer 2019.
https://www.springer.com/us/book/9783319937489
The publication
was part of my
presentation as
invited lecturer at
the conference:
https://web.ua.es/en/ega2018/keynote-speakers.html
The essay "From
Perspective to Big
Data" is included
and indexed in the
conference
proceedings via
Springer. The
EGA Journal has been
recognized by the
ANECA (National
Agency of Quality
and Accreditation)
as an impact
journal, evaluable
in the concession of
the research periods
(CNEAI) and the
different university
teaching
accreditations in
Spain, as its
articles are
included in the
international
databases such as
the Avery Index to
Architectural
Periodicals
-Columbia
University, Arts and
Humanitis Citation
Index -Current
Contents, W.O.S.,
the Architectural
Publications Index -RIBA,
, Hollis Catalog
(Harvard University)
or the Barton
Catalog (MIT).
Keynote Speakers
include Peter
Eisenman, Alberto
Campo Baeza, Gernot
Riether, and invited
lecturers include
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa,
Liss C Werner, Angel
Garcia Codoner and
Jose Franco Toboado.
ABSTRACT:
Architecture has
historically led
spatial
representation. The
question is why
architecture does
not have an active
role in the
contemporary
investigations over
conceptions and
developments on
multidimensional
spaces. Computation
has established new
representational
paradigms that can
be compared to the
revolution of
perspective in the
Renaissance. But
architects have now
limited authorship
in the current
digital revolution
that is transforming
systems of
representation that
they work with every
day. The essay is
based on latent
problems of
multidimensional
spatial projection
from the development
of linear
perspective in the
Renaissance to the
complexity of
multidimensional
representation in
the Baroque. The
essay explores
higher dimensional
space in computer
representation by
displacing
conventional spatial
projection methods,
from perspective, to
topology, to big
data processing.
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
2019-02-27 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
to
participate in the
SoAD at NYIT Lecture
Series (Un)
Programming
2019-03-27 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
to
participate in the
SoAD at NYIT Lecture
Series Automation in
Design
2018-06
e(eiroa)-Architects
Site Specific
3D-Printer and
e-Chaise Longue,
featured in the
European Cultural
Centre Catalogue
Venice 2018
2018-08
e(eiroa)-Architects
Site Specific
3D-Printer and
e-Chaise Longue,
featured in an
article at NYIT
School of
Architecture.
2018 e-Architects' House IIb,
phase I completed construction in Shinnecock HIlls, Southampton,
NY. Phase I, XYZ Cartesian reference typology.
2018 11 28 Ben Van
Berkel, Hernan Diaz
Alonso, Monica
Ponce de Leon and
Jens Holms to
lecture at the New
York Institute of
Technology, School
of Architecture and
Design, SoAD,
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
to moderate
conversation with
Monica Ponce and
Jens Holms.
e-Architects' Site
Specific 3d Printer and eChaise Longue Exhibited in Bugaik International
Exhibition, Korea, 2018. e-Architects Research and Development: Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa,
Gabriel Munnich, Yaoyi Fan, Pablo Toubes-Ruges, Nelson Montas
Site-Specific "Spider" 3d Printer and e-Chaise Longue
2018-05-24/25
(private) and 26/27
(public) e (eiroa)-Architects has been
invited to
participate of the
XVIth International
Architecture
Exhibition, La
Biennale di Venezia "Freespace"
Venice Architecture
Biennale 2018,
collateral event
"Time Space
Existence" curated
by GAA Foundation
and the European
Cultural Centre at
Palazzo Bembo, SOLO
ROOM EXHIBITION: "e-Chaise
Longue and Site
Specific 3d Printer"
by e (eiroa)-Architects;
Design Principal and
Research: Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa;
Designers and
Research: Gabriel
Munnich, Yaoyi Fan,
Pablo Roubes-Rieger,
Nelson Montas, Zhiyi Cheng,
Yilan Chong +ADG
Engineering (Aamer
Islam).
Pre-Opening VIP,
Sponsors and
Friends: May 24-25
please RSVP to
all@e-architects.net
Official Exhibition
Opening is on May 26
and 27 Palazzo Bembo,
Canal Grande,
Venice, Italy.
Riva
del Carbon # 4793,
30124 Venezia, Italy.
Catalog publication
and pamphlet
(temporary image
below WIP).
Closing Reception
(RSVP) Sunday
November 25th, 2018
at 5pm.
GAA Foundation and European Cultural
Centre curators at
Palazzo Bembo,
Palazzo Mora participants include, among others: Peter Eisenman,
Fumihiko Maki, Odile Decq, Ideal Spaces, Mark Harris,
Jean-Paul Viguier, Nikken Sekkei, SOM and Kengo Kuma,
and a monumental project by Daniel
Libeskind.Palazzo Mora presents the
research of many
universities
together with a
large variety of
photography
presentations and
international studio
projects such as SOM
Chicago and the Mies
van der Rohe
Foundation. In
addition the
Mies van der Rohe
Foundation
at Palazzo Mora will
present the
YTAA Award.
Curators and Organizers: Rachele de Stefano,
Alesia Varnaeva,
Valeria Romagnini,
Lucia Pedrana,
Elena Volpato,
Bianca Bonaldi,
Rocco Schenkel,
Bérénice Freytag,
Ilaria Marcatelli.
The exhibition project will present to the public the first
site-specific adaptable 3d printer, designed by the team. This 3d
printer does not depend on an external structure for operations,
like a spider
it can be adapted to existing large-space conditions, such as
building walls, party walls, and other pre-existing conditions
thanks to its unique adaptable tensegrity structure that tensions a
robotic parallel cable-driven mechanism stabilized by an extensible
arm. This unique design is flexible to a variable amount of
conditions allowing a larger printable volume, since it can be
adapted to exterior conditions, can be increased in scale to larger
site-specific conditions, including the future possibility of
construction of a house or a larger party wall building. It can also
be adapted to depend on a structure if conditions are not met, such
as in the construction of a tower structure or an isolated object,
giving more flexibility to the system and its designs.
2018-09-01
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's
recent article "The
Post-Digital:
Expanding Design
Authorship" review
of Greg Lynn's
"Archeology of the
Digital: Complexity
and Convention"
Exhibition at Yale
University School of
Architecture Gallery
was published at
YALE University
CONSTRUCTS, ed. Nina
Rappaport, Fall 2017
2018-02-07
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
will lecture at New
York Institute of
Technology NYIT, the
lecture entitled:
"Architecture In
Formation: The
Post-Digital as
Design Authorship"
features the
experimental
practice
e-Architects and
research work at The
Cooper Union in the
context of the book
Architecture in
Formation
co-edited by Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa and
Aaron Sprecher. This
lecture is part of
the lecture series
at NYIT curate by
NYIT Dean Maira
Perbellini and
Associate Professor
Naomi Frangos
2018-05-24/25/26/27
e (eiroa)-Architects has been
invited to
participate of the
XVIth International
Architecture
Exhibition, La
Biennale di Venezia,
2018; "Freespace"
Venice Architecture
Biennale La Biennale
Di Venezia, 2018
collateral event at
Palazzo Bembo "Time
Space Existence" in
the group exhibition
"Data and Matter"
curated by Marcella
Del Signore, Nancy
Diniz, Frank
Melendez. Group
Exhibition "Rezoning NYC
through Big Data" by e
(eiroa)-Architects;
Design Principal and
Research: Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa;
Designers and
Research: Alejandro
Mieses Castellanos,
Tamara Orozco Rebozo,
Francis Egipciaco
Cruz, Linnette
Guitierrez Ortiz
USDA-CIG-69F35217-268
(temporary image
below WIP).
Official Exhibition
Opening is on May 26
and 27 Palazzo Bembo,
Canal Grande,
Venice, Italy.
Riva
del Carbon # 4793,
30124 Venezia, Italy.Catalog publication
and book publication
2018.
Participants
include: Ila Berman,
Mona El Khafif,
Marcella Del
Signore, Steven
Beites BBDE;
University of
Virginia, New York
Institute of
Technology, Ryerson
University / Carla
Leitao and Ed
Keller,
AUM Studio,
Rensselaer
Polytechnic
Institute and
Parsons School of
Design / Elena Perez
Guembe and Rosana
Rubio Hernandez,
Rensselaer
Polytechnic
Institute / Jason
Kelly Johnson +
Nataly Gattegno
Future Cities Lab,
California College
of the Arts /
Gyungju Chyon and
John Stanislav Sadar,
Little Wonder
Studio, Parsons
School of Design and
Swinburne University
of Technology / Mara
Marcu, Ming Tang,
and Adam Schueler
University of
Cincinnati / María
Fullaondo and
Lee-Anne Khor +
Diego Fullaondo and
Ciro Márquez, Monash
University + Deakin
University /
Marcella Del Signore
and Cordula Roser
Gray,
New York Institute
of Technology and
Tulane University /
Michael Szivos,
SOFTlab Studio,
Pratt Institute /
Nancy Diniz, Frank
Melendez and
Christine Marizzi,
Augmented
Architectures Studio
Rensselaer
Polytechnic
Institute, City
College of New York
and Cold Spring
Harbor
Laboratory/DNA
Learning Center /
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa,
Alejandro Mieses
Castellanos,
Tamara Orozco Rebozo,
Francis Egipciaco
Cruz, Linnette
Guitierrez Ortiz, e
(eiroa)-Architects,
The Cooper Union /
Wendy W Fok
WE Designs Studio,
Parsons School of
Design
2018-04-15
e-Architects | eiroa
Architects | Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa has been
invited to
lecture and
participate as a
competition juror at
Princeton University
Ideathon, a student
lead conference
including a city
ideas competition
for students.
Princeton
university,
Sustainable City of
the Future, Ideathon,
12pm Guyot Hall,
Guyot 10 Auditorium
2018-05-26-2018-11-25
VENICE BIENALE 2018
ARGENTINA PAVILION
HORIZONTAL VERTIGO
NATIONAL
REPRESENTATION
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
associated architect
with Francisco Cadau,
Manuel Galvez and
Fernando Gimenez,
with project
architects Santiago
Pages and Florencia
Rausch Vicente Lopez
Shore Park (Parque
Costero Vicente
Lopez) developed
between 1998-2000 is
to be included in
the XVIth Venice
Biennale, Argentina
Pavilion, Arsenale,
Venice, Italy
2017-10-16
e-Architects | Prof.
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
research work at The
Cooper Union on
Rezoning New York
City through Big
Data selected after
an open competition
to be exhibited at
the Municipal Arts
Society MAS 2017
Summit Exhibition,
The Morgan Library
and Museum, 255
Madison Ave, New
York, NY
2018-07 Open Call
for Essay
Submissions at Dn (dienne)
Building Information
Modeling Data and
Semantics
Publication edited
by Tommaso Empler
and Massimiliano Lo
Turco. Scientific
Associate Editors
include Mario
Graziano Valenti
from Sapienza
University in Rome.
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
among others is part
of the Editorial
Board.
2018-06-04-08
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa,
e-Architects
to direct a workshop
at UIC Barcelona,
Spain. Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa and
students will aim to
develop a 1:1 full
scale pabillion at
the UIC Campus in
Barcelona, 3d
scanning and
replicating Gaudi's
catenaries
2018-05-30
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa,
e-Architects
to give Conference
Lecture Opening "From
Perspective to Big
Data" as an invited
guest lecturer at
the XVII International
Congress EGA 2018
(Architectural
Graphical Expression
Biannual
Conference),
University of
Alicante, Spain May
30-June1 2018
chaired by Carlos L.
Marcos and faculty
of the University of
Alicante. Round
table discussion
with with
keynote lecturers
and conference
scientific committee
members included Peter Eisenman, Alberto
Campo Baeza, Antonio
Millan, Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa and
Carlos L. Marcos.
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
was also part of the
Conference
Scientific
Committee.
The essay
"From Perspective to
Big Data" is
included and indexed
in the conference
proceedings via
Springer.
The EGA Journal has
been recognized by
the ANECA (National
Agency of Quality
and Accreditation)
as an impact
journal, evaluable
in the concession of
the research periods
(CNEAI) and the
different university
teaching
accreditations in
Spain, as its
articles are
included in the
international
databases such as
the Avery Index to
Architectural
Periodicals
-Columbia
University, Arts and
Humanitis Citation
Index -Current
Contents, W.O.S.,
the Architectural
Publications Index -RIBA,
, Hollis Catalog
(Harvard University)
or the Barton
Catalog (MIT).
Keynote Speakers
include Peter
Eisenman, Alberto
Campo Baeza, Gernot
Riether, and invited
lecturers include
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa,
Liss C Werner, Angel
Garcia Codoner and
Jose Franco Toboado.
2018-05-30
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa,
Advanced Master
Graduate Studio
"Info Urbanism" at
The Cooper Union to
be exhibited at the
End of the Year
Show. Opening
Tuesday May 22, 6pm
Houghton Gallery,
located at the
Second Floor of the
Foundation Building,
the Cooper Union, 7
East 7th Street, New
York, NY 10003 USA.
Free and
unrestricted public
entrance. Students
include: Shantanu
Bhalla, Chu-Yun
Cheng (JULIAN),
Farnoosh Farmer,
Fengqi Li (FRANK),
Shang-Wei Lin
(WAYNE), Jose
Mateluna Perez,
Marcela Olmos Perez,
Joseph Raffin,
Samriddhi Sharma
(SAM). Special
thanks to Jose
Mateluna Perez and
Shang-Wei Lin
(WAYNE) for their
assistance with the
EOYS preparation.
EOYS announcement
featuring Prof.
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
(coordinator), James
Lowder and Katerina
Kourkuola Fall 2011
Design II
Cartopological
Studio
2018-01-10/13
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa,
e-Architects
to exhibit
"Multidimensional
Space - House IIB" in
American
Mathematical
Society, Annual
Bridges Conference,
Join Mathematics
Meetings JMM in
Mathematical Art
Gallery, January
10-13 2018 , San
Diego, CA
2018-02-23 / 24
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
to lecture and
coordinate a
workshop at
Universidad Catolica
de Puerto Rico,
Ponce. Invitation
and coordination
Alejandro Mieses
2017 Older previous
posters of cancelled
event due to
Hurricane
2018
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's
House II Version B
Multidimensional
Space was published
at the ACSA
(Association of
Collegiate Schools
of Architecture) JAE
(Journal of
Architecture
Education) Volume
72, March 2018 by
Aaron Sprecher.
Aaron Sprecher
(2018)
Multidimensional
Space: -X, X -Y, Y
-Z, Z, Journal of
Architectural
Education, 72:1,
174-175, DOI
2018-02-28/29 10am
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
to lecture and
coordinate a
workshop with
Assistant Professor
Nelson Montas at
Universidad Central
del Este,
Santo Domingo,
Republica Dominicana. Invitation
and coordination
Director Francesco Gravira
2018-02-28/29 10am
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
workshop with
Assistant Professor
Nelson Montas at
Universidad Central
del Este,
Santo Domingo,
Republica Dominicana. Invitation
and coordination
Director Francesco Gravira
and students of the
UCE and Santo
Domingo University.
Photos Adolfo Sesto
2017 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's exhibits
East Uruguay
Groundscraper
Project
after a peer review competition submission
in Bugaik International Architecture Exhibition,
Korea. e-Architects' Groundscraper for East
Uruguay is a
topographical
residential project
ranging from
apartment units to
houses.
Exhibition curators include
Professors Inhee Lee. November 2017, Busan, Korea.
2017-06
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's
Advanced Graduate
Studio at The Cooper
Union curated and
coordinated with
Dean Nader Tehrani a
series of invited
guests lectures for
the M.Arch II
Program. The urban
studio developed
ideas for an
Urbanism of
Information, for
which urban subjects
and architecture
theory was discussed
in tandem with
computational
discussions and
investigations. The
lectures discussed a
range of themes
around the city and
urbanism including:
"Death and Life of
Italian
Architecture" by
Pippo Ciorra,
Architect, Critic
and Professor,
Senior Curator
Architecture Maxxi
Museum in Rome and
Professor at
University of
Camerino; "The
Generic Sublime" by
Ciro Najle, Dean and
Professor of the
School of
Architecture and
Urbanism of
Universidad Di Tella
in Buenos Aires and
author of The
Generic Sublime;
"Rape New York" by
Jana Leo de Blas,
Artist and Curator
resident in New York
City, Author of book
Rape New York; Liss C. Werner,
Assistant Professor,
Technical University
of Berlin and editor
of the book
Cybernetics:
State of the Art,
Technical University
of Berlin Press,
Berlin.
2017-06
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's
workshop "Big Data
Survey Informing
Design"
at UIC, Barcelona Biodigital Master
Program final review
took place on June 7
2017, under Director
Alberto Estevez with
teaching assistants
Gabriel Munnich and
Yaoyi Fan. Final
Review Guest
Reviewers included:
Alberto Estevez,
Karl Chu, Zbigniew Oksiuta
and Christoph Klemmt.
Workshop Students
included: CIUREL,
Silvia; DRAGOS,
Brescan; JUÁREZ,
David Gabriel;MARTIN,
Perry; MEMIşOğLU,
Mısra; MOURADIAN,
Never; NABBOUH,
Nemer; RAHMANI,
Tarek; SÖNMEZ, Cemal;
TABIKH, Fouad;
VANHOEGAERDEN,
LucieMarthe F;
WARANG, Angad.
2017-05-30
/ 06-07
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
to lecture
at UIC, Barcelona to
deliver lecture on
digital architecture
based on measurement
and Big Data
gathering in design. Biodigital Master
Program, Director
Alberto Estevez.
Carrer de la
Inmaculada 22,
08017, Barcelona,
Spain
2017-06-07 Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa to
deliver Keynote
Lecture at UIC
Barcelona, Spain at
3rd Biodigital
Architecture and
Genetics
International
Conference. June 7
2017.
2017-05-30
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
will be a visiting
associate professor at UIC, Barcelona
working on a
research fabrication
workshop informed by
measurement and Big
Data gathering. Biodigital Master
Program, Director
Alberto Estevez.
Carrer de la
Inmaculada 22,
08017, Barcelona,
Spain
2017-03
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's
Groundscraper
exhibition is
currently up at The
School of
Architecture of The
Cooper Union, at the Dean's
Wall. This
exhibition is part
of a fund raising
initiative by Dean Nader Tehrani to
support the free
tuition policy at
The Cooper Union.
The exhibition of
this project is
carried out to
represent some of
the ideas developed
at ARCH
177/482B course lead
by Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
where students
develop the means
and conditions to
represent, draw and
build their
own projects. From coding, to
fabrication, the Groundscraper
exhibition project
is phased through
several means of
actualizing the
conditions that the
project activates:
from diagrams that
activate the coding
implemented to
create the informed
field reacting to
the existing
topography of the
site; to a digitally
fabricated series of
model-drawings-inscriptions
that activate the
spatial qualities
and logic of the
project. The
drawing exhibited progressively
becomes a physical
model, by expanding
dimensionally the
topography of the
project activating
the figuration of
the project,
tensioning the
canvas-frame of the
exhibition.
The
technology
implemented (CNC
milling machine) to work
out the
model-drawings-inscriptions
was developed by
Pablo Lorenzo Eiroa
(from Las Grutas
Project for Uruguay)
with the assistance
of students at The
Cooper Union: Gabriel Munnich and Yaoyi Fan and from
research carroed on
from ARCH
177-482 computer
course lead by Prof.
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
"Machines to Draw
and Build".
For more information
on these themes:
Groundscraper
Project East Uruguay;
Arch 177-482B;
machines to draw and
build
2017 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's
recent article on the
critical relationship between
Typology and Topology was published in the
book The Generic
Sublime. Organizational Models for Global
Architectureby Ciro Najle,
Harvard University Graduate School of Design
and Actar, 2016. The book includes essays by
Ciro Najle, Mohsen Mostafavi, Iñaki Abalos,
Charles Waldheim, George L. Legendre, David
Salomon, Paul Andersen, Lluís Ortega, Leire
Asensio Villoria, David Mah, Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa,
Alberto Delorenzini, Marcia Krygier, Julián
Varas, Erika Naginski, Hiromi Hosoya,
Farshid Moussavi, and Anna Font.
2017
03 24 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's research
"Rezoning New York
City through Big
Data" won a blind
peer review process
to present at the
international
interdisciplinary conference: "Between
Data and Senses, Architecture, Neuroscience
and the Digital Worlds", organized by
University of East London and supported by ARUP, RIBA and the Museum of Architecture in
London, UK. Conference Led by Dr
Anastasia Karandinou.
Organising
committee: Dr
Bridget Snaith, Alan
Chandler; Conference
support: Negar
Ahmadpour. Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa's
presentation in a
plenary session is
on Friday March 24th
at 11am.
2016 11 17 3pm Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
to lecture at Rice University School of Humanities
Seminar, invited by Farès el-Dahdah
2016 Monday
October 31, 7.30pm, The Cooper Union 3rd
Floor Lobby Roundtable Discussion:
"Advancing Architecture Discourse, a
Conversation with Patrik Schumacher" with
Nader Tehrani and Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa.
2016 November Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's exhibits
Osaka Umeda District Competition after a
peer review competition submission in
Bugaik International Architecture Exhibition,
Korea. Exhibition curators include
Professors Inhee Lee. Exhibition
November 2016. e-Architects' Osaka Competition
Submission for the Umeda District in Osaka
Japan proposes a double building topology to
cross relate ground surface and skyline.
Ground and skyline displace and critique
each other composing different architecture
opportunities. The project develops
underground functions such as cultural
centers and commercial retail, but the void
of the original site is kept almost intact,
keeping the city fabric at the street level
and developing a green public park. The
Osaka Competition was submitted in 2013
after wining a portfolio competition invited
by Kengo Kuma and Jusuke Obuchi.
2016 10 THE
COOPER UNION: Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa to present
research work on panel "Innovation
and Experimentation at Cooper Union".
The Great Hall, Saturday November 22,
2.30pm. 7 East 7th Street, New York, NY
10003.
2016 08 REVISTA PLOT 06
Detalles Constructivos: Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa contributed
to a special number in Revista PLOT discussing the
relationship between information processing and
information materialization and how to secure higher
levels of authorship in the expanding role of the
architect through interfaces for drawing and building
including machinic processes. This editorial
contribution included an article authored by Pablo
Lorenzo-Eiroa, an interview from ACADIA 2010 to Nader
Tehrani by Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Aaron Sprecher and Shai
Yeshayahu and a book excerpt from the chapter Material
Information from the book Architecture in Formation,
ed. Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa and Aaron Sprecher, Routledge,
London 2013.
2016 08 REVISTA PLOT 06
Detalles Constructivos. Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's article
:"Expanding Authorship Between Drawing and Building"
published in PLOT 06 Detalles Constructivos, ed.
Florencia Medina, August 2016. This
article discusses theoretical and experimental issues
featuring professional work from Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa at e-Architects | eiroa
Architects and academic research developed at The Cooper
Union. The article intends
to deconstruct the relative authorship of architects
designs when using software programs,
interfaces, conventional algorithms and common information processing
techniques, this time applied to recursive
machines to
draw and build, such as recursive CNC machines, 3d
printers and Robotic Arms. The articles historically
discusses the evolution of these issues in regards to
materiality intending to expand dimensions between
drawing and building, redefining these
disciplinary categories.
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa publico
en Revista PLOT el articulo: "La expansion del concepto
de autoria entre el dibujo y la construccion", Revista
PLOT, ed. Florencia Medina, Agosto 2016. En este
artículo se describen problemas teóricos y
experimentales del trabajo profesional en e -Architects
| Eiroa architects del autor y de su investigación académica
desarrollada en The Cooper Union. El artículo tiene la intención de deconstruir
la autoría relativa que los arquitectos tienen en sus
diseños cuando utilizan programas de software,
interfaces, algoritmos convencionales y tecnicas de procesamiento de la información
comunes,
pero esta vez aplicado a máquinas recursivas para dibujar y construir, tales como máquinas
de control numérico o CNC, impresoras 3d y brazos
robóticos. En este artículo se analiza la evolución
histórica de estas cuestiones en lo que respecta a la
materialidad, expandiendo dimensiones entre dibujo y
construccion, redefiniendo estas categorias
disciplinares.
2016 08 REVISTA PLOT 06
Detalles Constructivos: "On the Abstraction of
Information and the Physical Tectonic of Materials"
interview to Nader Tehrani by Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa, Aaron
Sprecher and Shai Yeshayahi originally published in
English in the
ACADIA 2010 Conference Proceedings, translated to
Spanish by the request of PLOT. This interview discusses interesting
problems on the way Nader Tehrani works both using the
implicit material forces in the materials he uses to
inform his installations, but also works resisting the logic of
these materials used by both layering intrinsic and
extrinsic information.
2016 08 REVISTA PLOT 06
Detalles Constructivos: "Sobre la abstracción de la
información y la tectónica física de los materiales"
entrevista a Nader Tehrani, por Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa,
Aaron Sprecher y Shai Yeshayahu. Esta entrevista discute
problemas en relacion a como Nader Tehrani
trabaja de dos modos, tanto usando las fuerzas
implicitas en los materiales como resistiendo la logica
de los materiales con los que trabaja en sus
instalaciones, superponiendo capas de informacion
intrinsecas y extrinsecas al proyecto.
2016 08 REVISTA PLOT 06
Detalles Constructivos: "Architecture In Formation" ed.
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa and Aaron Sprecher, Routledge,
London 2013; book excerpt translated to Spanish of Chapter 5 Material
Information.
Material Information focuses on the
extensive aspects of information systems through an
investigation of the various processing logics derived
from forces acting upon materials – even as these
systems challenge categories and intuitive assumptions.
This chapter is introduced with an interview to Ciro
Najle by the editors and discusses experimental projects
with short essays by Nader Tehrani - NADAAA,
ATVL-Morphosis, RUR Reiser+Umemoto, Philip Besley and
Roland Snooks. The hapter is finalized with an essay by Achim
Menges.
2016 08 REVISTA PLOT 06
Detalles Constructivos: “Arquitectura en (in)
formación. Sobre la naturaleza de la información en la
arquitectura digital” ed. Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa y Aaron
Sprecher, Routledge, London 2013; fragmento sobre el capitulo
5
Informacion Material. Este
capitulose focaliza en los aspectos extensivos de
los sistemas
informaticos. A traves de investigaciones de
logicas de procesamiento de la informacion varias derivadas de
las fuerzas que actuan en los materiales, se discuten
procesos lineales y no lineales que incluso resisten las categorias e intuiciones
asumidas a priori. Este capitulo comienza con una
entrevista a Ciro Najle por los editores del libro y
contiene proyectos experimentales de
Nader Tehrani - NADAAA,
ATVL-Morphosis, RUR Reiser+Umemoto, Philip Besley y
Roland Snooks. El capitulo es finalmente enmarcado con un ensayo por Achim
Menges.
2016 09 15 6pm
Exhibition Opening: Associate Professor Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa's
Graduate Research Studio M.ARCH II with
Assistant Professor Dorit Aviv and
Instructor Will Shapiro will be exhibited in
the School of Architecture of The Cooper
Union Master of Architecture II Graduate
Thesis, coordinated by Diana Agrest from
September 15-30. The studio dealt with a new
zoning for New York City in relation to
environmental forces using Big Data. The
Show is exhibited in the Houghton Gallery in
the Second Floor of the Foundation Building
in 7 East 7th Street, New York, NY 10003.
2016
06 Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
did research as
Visiting Research
Associate Professor
at Sapienza
University in Rome,
Italy on Rainaldi's
SM Campitelli as a
synthetic work
related to Borrimini,
Bernini and Pozzo. Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
collaborated to field survey of
Baroque Churches and
buildings
collaborating by
Andrew Saunders' 3d
scanning Big Data research (UPenn)
with the assistance
of
Mario Graziano
Valenti (Sapienza
University Rome). Carlo Rainaldi Santa Maria
In Campitelli: 3d
scanning by Andrew
Saunders and Mario
Graziano Valenti and
Pablo Lorenzo Eiroa
visualization. Andrea Pozzo St.
Ignazio Corridor 3d
Scanning Salvatore
and Mancini of
Sapienza University
Rilevo department,
visualization Pablo
Lorenzo Eiroa.
2016 07 05 3pm Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
to lecture at the PhD Program in Research, Architecture
and Project, Department of Architecture, at Sapienza
University in Rome, introduction by Mario Graziano
Valenti. Lecture: “Precedence and Reference in an
In:formed Multidimensional Space-Environment”
“Precedence and Reference in
an In:formed Multidimensional Space-Environment” del prof.
Pablo Lorenzo Eiroa (Cooper Union, New York), organizzata dal prof. Graziano Mario Valenti,
nell’ambito delle attività seminariali del Dottorato di
Ricerca In Architettura - Teorie e Progetto. Aula
Fiorentino, 5 Luglio 2016 ore 15.00
2016-07-193pm
Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa to
lecture at the Phd
Program in History, Design and Restoration, Sapienza
University in Rome, IT;
"Expanding Dimensions across
Survey and Representation: Borromini, Bernini, Rainaldi
and Pozzo"
il giorno 19
luglio, alle ore 15.00, il prof. Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa,
associate prof. adj. presso la Cooper Union University
di New York, attualmente Visiting Professor presso il
Dipartimento di Storia, Disegno e Restauro
dell’Architettura, terrà la lecture "Expanding
Dimensions across Survey and Representation: Borromini,
Bernini, Rainaldi and Pozzo" nell’ambito del Dottorato
in Storia, Disegno e Restauro dell’Architettura.(sala delle riunioni del Dipartimento, sede del
piano terra).
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