Volume 3, Issue 2 | Sept. 4-10, 2020 |
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Lyle Center director, MLA alum to speak at global teach-in |
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Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies Interim Director Pablo La Roche and alumna Pamela Conrad ('06, master's in landscape architecture) will be speaking on climate-positive design at the Carbon Positive Global Teach-In.
The international event gathers architecture, engineering, construction, planning and building experts to share ideas and discuss the ways these industries play key roles in meeting the Paris Agreement's goal to limit the increase in global average temperature to 1.5°C. The teach-in is open and free to all students and educators.
- Tuesday, Sept. 8 (North and South America)
- Thursday, Sept. 17 (Europe, Middle East and Africa)
- Tuesday, Sept. 22 (Asia, Asia Pacific and Oceania)
La Roche is the Sustainable Design Lead for CallisonRTKL, and Conrad is a Principal at CMG Landscape Architecture. View the speaker lineup of international experts here.
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Find more updates in the College of Environmental Design's news section.
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Buildings 1, 2, 3, 7, 13, 89 and 209 are closed and locked until further notice. Studios and classrooms should not be accessed at this time.
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Follow ENV on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn (@cppenv). ENV Student Success Advising Center is on Instagram (@cpp_envadvising).
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interdepartmental | stay in the know
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ARCHITECTURE
The Bernard Zimmerman Architecture Lecture Series will be streamed via Zoom. Below is the preview of the Fall 2020 lineup. Spring 2021 lectures TBA.
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Wednesday, October 7
9 a.m. (PT)
JEANETTE KUO, KARAMUK KUO
Zurich, Switzerland
Jeannette Kuo and Ünal Karamuk established Karamuk Kuo in 2010, bringing their international background and diverse building experiences to their design process. The office works on projects of a range of scales—from spatial installations and exhibitions to complex multi-family housing projects.
Both partners are committed to intellectual pursuits in design research and have been teaching since 2006 at various universities in the U.S. and Switzerland. Jeannette is currently Assistant Professor in Practice at Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design.
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Wednesday, October 14
6:30 p.m. (PT)
JON LOTT/ PARA Project
New York City and Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
PARA is an office for architecture in New York City and Cambridge, Massachusetts, led by principal Jon Lott. Each project is a collaborative effort between a wide range of constituents, guided by the specific needs and curiosities of diverse clientele. PARA works on projects of varying scales and media: from cultural, institutional, and residential work, to events, and international competitions.
The work has been published in New York Times, Los Angeles Times, New York Magazine, Harvard Design Magazine, Architectural Record, Metropolis, Domus, Architect’s Newspaper, a+u, Form, Azure, IW, Interior Design, MARK, Frame, Perspective, Surface, 306090, Exclama!, and in books “American City X,” by Princeton Architectural Press (2014); “Shopping Now,” by Taschen (2010); PROOF, by Princeton Architectural Press; and “How Architecture Learned to Speculate” (2009).
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Wednesday, November 4
6:30 p.m. (PT)
JANNA IRELAND
Los Angeles, USA
Janna Ireland was born in Philadelphia, but has chosen Los Angeles as her home. She holds an MFA from the UCLA Department of Art and a BFA from the Department of Photography and Imaging at NYU. Her work has been shown in solo exhibitions in Los Angeles, San Francisco, New Orleans, and Chicago, and in group exhibitions across the United States and internationally. She has been published in Aperture, The New Yorker, Harper’s, Art Papers, Vice, and The Los Angeles Times. Her new monograph, "Regarding Paul R. Williams" (Angel City Press, 2020) highlights the work of legendary yet under-recognized African-American architect Paul Revere Williams.
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Claremont Art Walk returns on Saturday, Sept. 5 with a lineup of shows, including an exhibition by lecturer Gina Lawson Egan with fellow sculptor and friend Lydia Tijoe Hall at Studio C Gallery.
(Safety precautions will be in place, said Art Walk organizers.)
The works in Ebb and Flow, Egan said, "echo our common threads both artistically and personally. We believe great artwork comes through perseverance, introspection, repetition, and simply showing up — much the same as the foundation of our friendship. These vignettes are our reflections on life’s Ebbs and Flows."
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LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
L.A. Forum's first all-digital newsletter reflects on the first six months of 2020, and the changing nature of architecture and urban design in the turmoil of the overlapping crises of social and racial reckoning, a global pandemic and climate change.
"The voices included here ask the extent to which our efforts as designers are compromised by institutionalized presumption," wrote editors.
One of those voices is lecturer Nina Briggs, who wrote about her Spring 2020 studio, SHADEscapes — an investigation of "the current discourse around shade creation as a symbol to offset global warming and to create ecologically and culturally sustainable public spaces." Read her article here.
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ART DEPARTMENT
CHANGE OF MAJOR MEETING
Learn about the visual communication design (VCD) and art history programs, and how a studio arts minor can enhance your bachelor's degree.
Date: Tuesday, Sept. 8 at 12 p.m. (PT)
Zoom Invitation:
Meeting ID: 985 5678 5079
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URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING |
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Professor Alvaro Huerta will hold a virtual lecture titled "State Violence, Race, Migration & Resistance in the U.S." The event is hosted by the University Library.
Date: Thursday, Sept. 10 at 1 p.m. (PT)
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Michael Delgadillo ('21) hosted a URP 101 live session as part of the "Welcome Week" program of the Department of Urban and Regional Planning.
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NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF MINORITY ARCHITECTURE STUDENTS (CPP-NOMAS)
CPP-NOMAS is now accepting membership applications!
Be the first to access exclusive
CPP-NOMAS and national NOMAS members-only events and benefits.
Register within the month of September to ensure membership
until end of 2021 *and* receive a personalized gift from us!
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Fill out the Google Forms
link to join and receive a
step-by-step guide.
09/01 - 09/30 ONLY
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img | stories in pictures
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WALK THROUGH THE KELLOGG GALLERY to experience 2d3d+, the annual exhibition of fine art and visual communication design work by students. The virtual exhibit launched on Tuesday, Sept. 1. See the navigation instructions and system requirements here.
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READ THE OC ART BLOG'S review of "Terra Incognita" at the Orange County Center for Contemporary Art. VCD Professor Crystal Yachin Lee and her partner Joe Forkan are one of five artist-couples whose works are featured.
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ENV MODEL SHOP VIDEO TOUR. Instructional Services Technicians Delmer Guillen and Paul Saskas filmed a tour of the ENV Model Shop (Bldg. 45, Room 103).
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opportunities | your professional development
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AVOIDING PLAGIARISM | Sept. 10 - Dec. 3
The University Library and the Office of Student Integrity will host four online plagiarism workshops this semester. All are scheduled 12-1 p.m. (PT)
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VIRTUAL CAREER FAIR FOR ALL MAJORS | Sept. 24
Approximately 60 organizations from for-profit companies, nonprofit organizations, and government agencies will participate in the first Virtual Career Fair of Fall 2020 hosted by the Career Center.
Time: 10:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. (PT)
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ON THE GRID is produced by the College of Environmental Design (ENV) at Cal Poly Pomona.
Art for the masthead was designed by Maribel Ruiz ('22, architecture).
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