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Facultad de Arquitectura UFM | arquitectura.ufm.edu | 72 Lecciones

Chema Bonilla, Andrea Cesarman, Andrea Pinto, Ana Alemán de Paredes, Alejandra Sánchez, Carolina Ortíz Lara, Morena Tres

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Video mapping virtual 2020: Leyendas de Guatemala, musica por Gaby Moreno

Uso de residuos para fabricar nuevos materiales

El futuro de la Ciudad de Guatemala Planificación 2020 – 2032

Morena Tres: Moldeando la vida a pura plastilina | UFM Design Week 2020

Andrea Pinto: De un concepto a un espacio | UFM Design Week 2020

Andrea Cesarman: Design is Everything | UFM Design Week 2020

Traducciones: Explorando el arte de la arquitectura

Pragmatismo regional: arquitectura según el contexto y cultura

Exposición Derribando Muros: Conmemoración a los 30 años del derribo del muro de Berlín

Do it Again: The Art of Repetition in Stop Motion

Chris Bosse: Architecture & Technology Inspired by Nature

Patrik Schumacher: Architecture’s Contribution to the Progress of Freedom

Puentes peatonales: estructura, contexto y paisaje

City Labs: ciudades-laboratorio para solucionar problemas urbanos

Biourbanismo de sol y playa

Video Game Fights: Workshop de la narración al gaming

Process, Interpretation and Dialog in Architecture

Key Tools for Architecture: Data, Vision, Geometry and Narrative

Arquiforo 2018 – Le Corbusier en la arquitectura de Latinoamérica

TACO: Arquitectura contextual

Arquiforo 2018 – Radical: Arquitecturas latinoamericanas

Arquiforo 2018 – La sombra del cuervo, arquitectos mexicanos tras la senda de Le Corbusier

Transforming a Masterpiece:
The Bass Museum of Art

Arquitectura para desarrollar una ciudad policéntrica – Parte 1

Arquitectura para desarrollar una ciudad policéntrica – Parte 2

Italian Design Day: Ciudades inteligentes para generaciones presentes y futuras

Italian Design Day: Energéticos en armonía con la estética urbana

UFMDesign Week 2018 –
Diseño para unir personas

Arquitectura en función de la región y su sociedad

Mágica fusión entre vidrio y arte

Taller Ken: Playful Design with Social and Cultural Relevancy

Pablo Méndez: mi encuentro personal con el diseño gráfico

El diseño oculto en el cine y Construcción de historias

Arquiforo – Challenges in High Rise Building Design

Medium Tech: How to Merge Technology and Tradition in Architectural Projects

El sueño de la fabricación digital

Shop Architects en la práctica

Nuevas tendencias de diseño digital interactivo

UFMDesign Week 2016 – Innovación: de la idea a la ejecución

UFMDesign Week 2016 – Darcon taller de arquitectura

UFMDesign Week 2016 – Desarrollo del espacio de trabajo y nuevas tendencias

UFMDesign Week 2016 – Estrategias para el mercado tecnológico

UFM DESIGN WEEK 2016 – 10 años y 10,000 km después

Hacia nuevas prácticas de arquitectura en Latinoamérica

Blurring Boundaries: The Miller Hull Partnership

Belleza, fenomenología y espiritualidad: experiencias de la Arquitectura

Work/Life

The Vanishing Point of Modern Architecture

Expression through Architecture

Research and Design

Formed by Code: The Algorithms of Space

Material Figuration

Nader Tehrani: Cultural Identity and Innovation in Architecture

Carlos Bedoya: experiencias, ideas y estrategias en Arquitectura

Promoting Craft, Culture and Engagement in Architecture

Urbanismo para sociedades desarrolladas

Fotosíntesis urbana: proyectos y obras de Lab for Planning and Architecture

Aplicaciones de la fabricación digital en arquitectura y diseño interior

Protocols and Pedagogies

Prototypes and Protocols

Hybrids

Arquitectura y tecnología: agencias, representación y performance

Ecological Issues in Guatemalan Landscapes

Rethinking Urban Regions: Ecology, Landscapes and Planning for Natural Systems

Emerging Assemblies

Interview with Craig Dykers by Axel Paredes

Snohetta: Recent Projects

The Dwelling Digitally Fabricated: A New Paradigm for Production of Mass Customized Housing

New Technologies, New Architectures

On Variance Evolution Digital Design

Performativity: Beyond Efficiency and Optimization in Architecture

Trazando arquitectura: proyectos contemporáneos en Guatemala

00:01 |

Initial credits
00:20 |

Introduction
- Objectives
- Overview
03:31 |

Performativity: beyond optimization and efficiency in architecture
- Performativity
- Efficiency
- Relationship between technology and technique
  - Diffusion of techniques
  - Technical innovations
  - Cultural impact of technology
11:20 |

Evolution of products through technology
- Convergence
- Development of the computer
  - Computer, a technological formation
  - Unanticipated effects
- Evolution of the Internet
- Political effects
24:38 |

Dynamic design of products
- Interrelational makeup of the environment
- Dynamic feedback
- New organizational forms
- Loss of the meaning of efficiency
- Variation of scenarios
  - Redefinition of olympics
  - Limitations of parametric models
  - Integration of cultural diversity
- Non-reducible geometry
42:44 |

Application: principles of performativity
- Fashion design
  - Overall view of the house
  - Redundancies
  - Material attributes
- Interaction between different formations
  - Light pattern
  - Entry view
- Scale of material
- Reebok project in Shanghai
  - Tridimensionalization of the brand
  - Use of different surfaces and textures
56:34 |

Conclusions
- Limitations of optimization
- Development of software to analyze evolving possibilities
- Realistic environments and habitational potential
- Effects of flexibility and individualization in the manufacturing industry
- Flexible manufacture techniques
  - Redesign of furniture
  - Identifiying particular relationships
  - Scenario's analysis
  - Testing of variations through intensity diagrams
- New design paradigm
01:19:05 |

Final credits

Performativity: Beyond Efficiency and Optimization in Architecture

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About this video

Optimization and efficiency limit technological innovation. Technology has a cultural impact on products and inventions through increasing complexity, technical convergence, and interrelationship with the environment. As a result, it is necessary to develop a dynamic design of products through continuous feedback to prevent the unanticipated political and social effects of technology and enhance responses in real time. The development of toothbrushes, computers, the Internet, automobiles and architectural designs explain the intrinsic relationshipship between culture and technology.

Credits

Performativity: Beyond Efficiency and Optimization in Architectures
Ali Rahim

New Media Auditorium
Universidad Francisco Marroquín
Guatemala, July 23, 2004

A New Media - UFM production. July, 2004

Camera: Alexander Arauz; digital editing: Alexander Arauz; index and synopsis: Christiaan Ketelaar; content reviser: Katty Schellenger; GML: Pedro David España