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Wiscombe has developed an international reputation through winning competition entries, exhibitions of work at major cultural institutions, and publications worldwide. In 2012, Wiscombe, was part of the joint design team organized by Morphosis to compete for the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen, which received second prize. In 2011, Wiscombe won first place in two competitions for the 2013 Chinese National Games, including a 123,000 square meter Civic Sports Center and a 5,000 seat Judo Arena in Shenyang. In 2011, Wiscombe was also hired to design the Beijing National Hotel by the Interior Ministry of China, which features 1,500 rooms and a 10,000 square meter internal rainforest.
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Jill Stoner is Associate Professor of Architecture and Chair of the Master of Architecture program at the University of California, Berkeley. She studied comparative literature at New College in Florida, and received a Master of Architecture degree from the University of Pennsylvania. Her firm in San Francisco has been the recipient of numerous national and international design awards, including two AIA awards, and winning entries in the Embarcadero Freeway Competition in 1993, the Dead Malls Competition in 2003, and the Imagining Recovery competition in 2009. From 1994 – 2006, her practice in San Francisco focused on projects in the public sector, primarily schools and libraries. She is currently on “sabbatical’ from practice, and focusing on teaching, administration and writing. Her first book, Poems for Architects, explores contemporary spatial and architectural themes through an anthology of twentieth-century poems. Other critical writing focuses on the solitary prisoner as architectural critic, the camps and ghettos of Nazi-occupied Poland in World War II, and the image of the American city as wilderness. Toward a Minor Architecture has just been released by MIT Press, and introduces examples from 20th century fiction to unmask the prevailing mythologies of ‘major’ architectural practice.
over,under is a Boston-based interdisciplinary practice with expertise in architecture, urban design, graphic identity, and publications. Our approach is structured aroundsix working points that we implement in all projects, which range in scale from books to cities. Every project benefits from the varied professional experiences of theprincipals and their collaborators, resulting in designs that are intelligently shaped by a co-dependence of process and product. The firm's designs, research, and the exhibits of its pinkcomma gallery have been widely published.
Jordan Trachtenberg, LEED AP is most recently the Coordinating Architect and Project Manager at UNStudio in Amsterdam,Netherlands for the Singapore University of Technology and Design. Concurrently he is leading the design and development of a mass-produced shelving product,designed as a globally marketed, modular system. At UNStudio, Jordan has workedas lead designer and project manager on several successful competitions, smallbuilt projects, interior, and industrial design solutions, such as the Libraryand Center for New Media in Gent, Belgium, the Zara flagship store in Rome,Italy, and the 29th annual art biennale's Youturn Pavilion in Sao Paulo,Brazil. Prior to his work at UNStudio, Jordan Trachtenberg worked asLead Designer and Project Manager at Heerim Architects and Planners in Seoul,South Korea; here he lead the design on several successful large-scale competitions ranging from museums and performing art centers to corporate campuses. Jordan Trachtenberg received the degree Master ofArchitecture, with Honors in design, from Columbia University, NY, and holds a Bachelor of design in architecture, with Honors, from Florida International University. During his time in New York, Jordan was involved in teaching software, design, and architecture through seminars and studios at Columbia University and Barnard/Columbia College. Most recently, he has co-conducted a workshop for the University of Kentucky’s architecture abroad program in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Winifred Elysse Newman's work concentrates on the issue of perception in psychology and the history of science and philosophies of aesthetics in the arts. Her areas of interest include the History of Technology, History of Science, History/Theory of Architecture, and Urban Theory from the Enlightenment. Her dissertation, "Imaginative Beholding: Physiological Psychology, Aesthetics and the Discourse of Representation in Fin-de-Siècle Germany" concerns the transformation of the modes of representation in the arts and science in early modernity. Focusing on the 1860s–1890s German discourse in physiological psychology, the dissertation posits that the exchange between aesthetics and science of new knowledge produced by instruments and empirical methodologies of calibrating psychological responses to visual and sensual stimuli leads to an ontological shift in the concept of representation in the arts. Newman was a Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science in Berlin and also received fellowships from the Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences and the Graduate School of Design. She has taught at Harvard University, Washington University in St. Louis, and the University of Tennessee. Additionally, she has published work in the United States and Germany and sits on the editorial board of the Journal of Architectural Education. She is also a partner in the design firm Architect of Record - www.aor.us.com.
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