AIADO at SAIC

Check out this lecture by the Haas Brothers coming up!

Sullivan Fabrication Studio Presents: Birdhouse, Our House

The birdhouse: part architecture, part designed object. A staple of woodworking and DIY cultures, the birdhouse is a project made by novices and highly skilled craftspeople alike. Whether highly ornamental or minimalist in construction, the birdhouse is a project that revolves around a universal purpose: nesting.

This exhibition of birdhouses explores the concept of nesting through making; our facility is a place that many students and student workers consider a home of sorts, and while it's not a permanent dwelling, it does provide a sense of community and security until they are ready to fly on their own.

April 12 - May 15, 2022

We invite you to visit the newest exhibit in the Sullivan Gallery Space.

VERTXII is a gathering space; a place to make connections and build relationships. In Part 1, we gathered your questions, replies, and began the process of inquiry to learn more about each other. In Part 2, we have collected thoughts from AIADO/HPRES faculty and staff about what inspires and motivates them in their practice, and began the process of sharing ideas and creative conversation.

We are transitioning to the next installment of the AIADO/HPRES 12th Floor Gallery and are welcoming new submissions for our 3 Part Exhibition "VERTXII" (pronounced "verticies") from our students to share their inspirations, design experiences, and personal anecdotes.
We look forward to learning more about your and your work.

Thank you!

Stay tuned for Part 3 in M

The Arch/InArch Capstone Studio of Spring 2022 presents the exhibition, "Living Collections and Living Collectively," including five building proposals that combine affordable housing with a community-oriented library along Paseo Boricua near Humboldt Park, in Chicago. Each project responds to the deficiencies of conventional housing models and offers up alternative visions for collective living that reimagine how individuals can productively share space.

The exhibition is located in the third floor hallway gallery of 280 S. Columbus and is on view from Monday 5/9 - Friday 5/13.

TOMORROW: Artist Lauren Bon, the 2021-2022 Mitchell Visiting Professor in SAIC’s Department of Architecture, Interior Architecture, and Designed Objects, will present a live virtual lecture followed by an audience Q&A. We look forward to learning more about Bon's practice as an environmental artist leading Metabolic Studio.
More info and Zoom link to tune in: https://www.saic.edu/events/lauren-bon-0
Image: Lauren Bon, The Continent Stripped Bare, 2018, Cameraless photogram from an original drawing.

TONIGHT at 7:30 p.m. CT: Join us for a virtual talk by visiting curator Ikko Yokoyama. Free and open to the public.

Yokoyama is lead curator of design and architecture at M+, Hong Kong's new museum for visual culture.

DETAILS: http://ow.ly/h3hZ50IATLF

APRIL 5: Ikko Yokoyama Virtual Talk

Yokoyama is lead curator of design and architecture M+, West Kowloon Cultural District Hong Kong's new museum for visual culture.

Free and open to the public.
Learn more: http://ow.ly/N92350IqNk8