This semester's brief was to design a restaurant
with outdoor areas and landscaping at Huk, Oslo.
The ACDL studio
(Advanced Computational Design Laboratory) is project-based and places a strong
emphasis on computational tools as part of the design process and communication
of ideas. The studio is not about the tools per se, rather about an
experimental approach to architectural design, design processes and
methodologies.
Our ambition is to
investigate fundamental architectural topics by means of analog and
computational tools in an iterative way. This focus on process and methodology
throughout the semester allows the analogue and digital to be considered
together as part of a holistic approach.
Our aim is to
support the students develop their own design methodology - and to equip them
with the knowledge, skills and tools to achieve their architectural design.
Teachers: Søren S. Sørensen, Sofia Martins da Cunha,
Nicolai Ramm Østgaard, Jan Markus Ludwig.
Sensor: Marianne Sætre
Students: Emilie Wium Christensen, Helén Dawes,
Petter Souvorov Elverum, Benjamin Fjerdingstad, Helene Sellevoll Karlsen, Rasa
Labunskaite, Anne Lise Lizcano Ladegård, Adrian Moene, Hedda Juel Paulsen, Julian
Riise, Silje Ekornrud Seim, Mikael Spinnangr, Anna Olette Tangen, Magnus Olav
Wickmann, Fanny Ingeborg Mediaas Wiese.