Fabrication | Online Workshop | English | North-South Americas
Description:
This workshop offers attendees Instruction and knowledge of basic fabrication tools, equipment and processes. Attendees are presented with a variety of practical construction-based projects to demonstrate and illustrate different output processes, with an emphasis on Compute Numeric Control (CNC). The workshop will focus on the intersection of traditional (analog) methods of production, with automated (digital) output, such as CNC and 3D printing.
Key Words:
Fabrication,Production,Tesselation,Tile
Required Skills:
3d Modeling (rhino, etc.) 2d Vector graphics.
Required Software:
Rhino or similar 3D modeling app
Required Hardware:
PC adequate to run the software.
Maximum number of participating students:
20
Schedule:
Jun 20 - Jun 25
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Day 1 / Jun 20
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Day 2 / Jun 20
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Day 3 / Jun 21
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Day 4 / Jun 22
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Day 5 / Jun 23
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Day 6 / Jun 24
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Day 7 / Jun 25
Instructors:
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Behnam Samareh Cal Poly Pomona,InstructorFor the past 25 years, Behn has devoted his professional and academic life to the pursuit of meaningful ways of combining art and technology. He completed a bachelor's degree in Fine Arts as well as a bachelor’s degree in Architecture from the University of Maryland, and received a master's degree as well as a Ph.D. in Architecture from UCLA. He is currently the Director for Machine Inspired Art (MIA), a multi-disciplinary design and fabrication studio in Los Angeles.