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MAADM: Exhibition 2011

Post by MAADM originally posted 4 months ago.

The PG2011 exhibition celebrated the thesis work of students from the three masters programmes available in the department of Architecture at the University of Westminster: MA Architecture and Digital Media, MA Cultural Identity and Globalisation, and MA Interior Design. Ranging from the intellectually challenging world of critical theory to the many exciting possibilities of research conducted both for, and also through design, every project presented in the exhibition documented a unique piece of work directed at meeting the demands of a masters level investigation. The images below pr...

PG2011 Exhibition

Post by MAADM originally posted 4 months ago.

An exhibition of thesis projects from the MA Architecture and Digital Media; MA Cultural Identity and Globalisation and MA Interior Design.
University of Westminster35 Marylebone RoadLondonNW1 5LS
PREVIEWFriday 16 September6 to 9pm
EXHIBITION CONTINUES DAILYSaturday 17 Septemberto Saturday 24 September9am to 9pm

Exhibition Catalogue 2011

Post by MAADM originally posted 7 months ago.

The annual Architecture department catalogue featuring work from the MA Architecture and Digital Media.
MAADM Pages: MA Architecture and Digital Media

Georgios Dimitrakopoulos

Movement capture devices

Post by MAADM originally posted over 2 years ago.

MA Architecture and Digital Media update: This year, the Applied Animation module, directed by Nick Puckett, examined the opportunities presented by making movement capture devices. Using the Arduino board and standard sensors, custom-designed analogue devices were used to drive animations in Maya. This approach allows the complex data derived from physical devices to be reflected in the animations. Also, in keeping with Nick’s wider research interests, these mechanisms suggest the possibility of employing hardware devices as design tools.

The students present their finished piec...

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