How Might We Live?

“How might we live?” 

The 2nd year studio (2A studio) challenges notions of "How might we live" in the City of Today and Tomorrow. As a group project, students develop large sectional models that investigate heterotopic visions of how civic narratives can negotiate territories with one another.  Can different fragments of the city be reciprocal, indifferent, conflictual? What new spatial and affective geometries of living might this new metropolitan assemblage provoke or suggest? 

Instructors: David Correa & Dereck Revington (co-coordinators) with Mike Fohring, Christie Pearson, and Jonathan Tyrrell

Students with models
Individual Hanging Model
Student fixing model
Students with models
Close up of Model
Student with model
Close up of miniatures in model
Close up of miniatures in model
Students and Faculty with models
Students with models
Students and faculty with models
Adjunct faculty with model
Students pose with their model
Students with their model
Model with interior lighting
Students Pose with their model
Student taking picture of model
Interior of venue, Bridge Centre for Architecture and Design
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Close up of Model
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Model with interior lighting
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