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Second Year students building bridges for TS - load testing is next week.

Theatre des Operations.

Photo by Ioana Maria Iliesiu.

Photo by Brian Fung.

Didn’t I say ‘don’t just go and photograph a sandwich’?

Or was it ‘just photograph a go sandwich’?

Photo by Marjan Ertefai French.

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Presenting.

Listening.

Produced by Ioseb Andrazashvili & Friedrich Grafling.

Available from Reception.

Available from Reception.

Produced by Friedrich Grafling & Ioseb Andrazashvili.

Amandine Kastler (AA Part 1, ‘07) this evening at the RIBA after winning the RIBA 2007 Bronze Medal for the best international Part 1 project by a student of architecture, for her ‘Cabinet of Curiosities’, for an extension to the Victoria & Albert Museum. Amandine celebrates with her tutors in Intermediate Unit 9 last year, Oliver Domiesen & Frances Hiromi Mikuriya.

Isabel Pietri Medina (AA Dipl ‘07) at the RIBA celebrating her Commendation for this year’s Silver Medal 2007. Her Diploma Unit 5 project tutored by George L. Legendre is titled ‘Mies Immersion’ and develops a design strategy at multiple scales based upon a series of mathematically derived ‘Miesian’ protoypes.

Cynthia Davidson displaying Issue one of ANY magazine. Opening remarks by the editors gathered together for a discussion of art and architectural print, magazines and journals.

Opening remarks by AACP’s Shumon Basar, at Tuesday afternoon’s ‘Little Talk’ in the AA Exhibition Gallery: five of the world’s leading art & architectural editors from Europe and North America.

Aybars Asci is Design Director at SOM. Tonight’s early-evening lecture, organised by Javier Castanon and Hugo Hinsley, titled ‘Digital Projects: Their Implications & Potential.

Aybars Asci from SOM, during his AA evening leture on digital projects.

Students working on their Technical Studies projects, in Ching’s Yard.

This afternoon’s lecture by Peter Cook, delving into the world of 20th and 21st century architecture: its values, its gossip, the culture of the process of design, the relation between pedagogic architecture and cause-and-effect design and research.

Peter Cook at this afternoon’s Lunchtime Talk: ‘Hangovers’. The series is provided by the generous support of HOK.