May 19, 2023

Weitzman Faculty and Students Chart New Directions for Architecture in Venice

Photo mural in gallery
Installation view of Strange Objects, the exhibition by Archi-Tectonics
View of serpentine 3D printed architecture model on photo mural
Installation view of Strange Objects, the exhibition by Archi-Tectonics
Architectural rendering by Contemporary Architecture Practice
Contemporary Architecture Practice's design for Lijia Smart Park, Chongqing, China is among the firm's work to be exhibited in Venice.
Two people standing behind concrete model
Rossana Hu and Lyndon Neri with work by Neri & Hu at the exhibition Laboratory of the Future 
Wall displaying drone above a video monitor on background of large-scale photos
Installation view of Additively Manufactured Architecture, presented by the Autonomous Manufacturing Lab at Weitzman
Seaside cliff structure in daylight
The design of a geological research center in Denmark by graduate architecture students Zihua Mo and Jorge Couso is among the projects exhibited at CityxVenice.
Amphitheatre on the face of a stone mountain
For their graduate architecture studio with Ferda Kolatan, students including Xinru Tan and Hanyan Chen engaged with the ancient rock formations of Cappadocia in central Turkey. It is among the projects exhibited at CityxVenice.
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Installation view of Strange Objects, the exhibition by Archi-Tectonics
Installation view of Strange Objects, the exhibition by Archi-Tectonics

Contemporary Architecture Practice's design for Lijia Smart Park, Chongqing, China is among the firm's work to be exhibited in Venice.

Rossana Hu and Lyndon Neri with work by Neri & Hu at the exhibition Laboratory of the Future 

Installation view of Additively Manufactured Architecture, presented by the Autonomous Manufacturing Lab at Weitzman
The design of a geological research center in Denmark by graduate architecture students Zihua Mo and Jorge Couso is among the projects exhibited at CityxVenice.
For their graduate architecture studio with Ferda Kolatan, students including Xinru Tan and Hanyan Chen engaged with the ancient rock formations of Cappadocia in central Turkey. It is among the projects exhibited at CityxVenice.