Adam Schroth: Workshop in Interactive Geometry

This is a special event organized by Associate Professor Simon Kim and the Immersive Kinematics Lab.

Adam Schroth is a designer and project architect at IK Studio in Cambridge, MA. His work strives to engage architectural form with design technologies utilized not only as descriptive tools, but as opportunities to reenchant built environments.  Recently, Adam received his Masters of Architecture from PennDesign, where he was awarded the Arthur Spayd Brooke Memorial Prize for distinguished work in architecture and design. His academic work has been published and exhibited for the University of Pennsylvania School of Design’s Pressing Matters publication, the District Architecture Center (DAC), the ACSA, and the AIA National Convention.   

Space is limited. First priority goes to students enrolled in courses taught by Simon Kim: ARCH724 and ARCH701: Montreal.