Drawing in the third dimension: what does it mean? What does it look like? Today we’ve rounded up some of our 3D renderings. Drawing in the third dimension is an important component of how we represent our work and our ideas to our clients and colleagues. Many of these renderings we’ve shared today are working drafts. What kind of 3D work are you doing?
Contributors:
David Huang
Rashad Baniabbasi
What does it mean to design a practice—not just a building?
In “Leading Through Practice,” a new Harvard GSD article by A. Krista Sykes, Kevin Sullivan and Angela Ward Hyatt reflect on the ideas and experiences that have shaped their careers.
For Kevin, the GSD was one part of that foundation, deepening his interest in rigor, inquiry and the relationship between teaching and practice. At PAYETTE, those ideas have continued to evolve through projects such as the Ragon Institute, Land’s Sake Farmstand, Northeastern’s Science and Engineering Precinct and the Holyoke Veterans’ Home.
They also shape OpenLAB, which brings research, critique and academic exchange into the everyday life of the practice.
Read the full profile through the link in our bio.
1. Northeastern ISEC
2. Portrait of Kevin
3-4. Northeastern EXP
5-6. Ragon Institute
7-8. Land’s Sake Farmstand
9-10. OpenLAB Reviews
11. Kevin Sullivan and Angela Ward Hyatt, Joan Busquets studio, Barcelona, Fall 1992
12. Holyoke Veterans’ Home
13. A Building in the Manner of Sebastiano Serlio, Peter Eisenman studio, Harvard GSD, 1993
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