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UNITS OF MEASURE

A Recurring U16 Theme

Precision: The Measure of All Things -

Time and Distance

Available until Mon, 1 Jul 2013 here

Exhibition update

All, We will be reviewing your portfolios tomorrow as discussed in preparation for the exhibition. If your portfolios are not already in the animation studio at Avery Hill Campus (in the south studio) please make sure that they are by tomorrow at 11am so that we can select work for the exhibition. Slightly differently to what has been scheduled, we will now take the selected work and frames down to Maritime tomorrow afternoon and decide on a final layout ourselves. As such there will not be the need for the meeting at 3pm. Instead we will send a layout of the exhibition tomorrow afternoon so that you can begin fixing on Thursday. If useful, we could set-up a quick meeting on Thursday morning to discuss this. Aside from the work in frames we will need to fix the work with panel pins or similar. With enough numbers this should be achievable on Thursday. It would be helpful if the pins were bought in advance of Thursday. Both Susanne and I will be working on First Year Exhibition and Simon on the Paper House, so please can you organise amongst yourselves who will be present on Thursday to setup the work. For those who are worried about transportation and damage to work, I suggest you take the work down there yourselves. However please note that none of the spaces at the Maritime campus can be locked, so work is left there at your own risk. There is a prep space available, QA180 but again, no confirmations have been made regarding whether it will be locked. Access to the building is from 8:30am to 9:30pm Finally and most importantly, for those currently involved in the Paper House construction, please remain as you are and as per your current schedules. SSJ P.S I will post the unit text to be used for the exhibition space.

EXHIBITION:

We would like to start gathering work tomorrow for selection.

All year 2&3 portfolios at school to be moved ready for work selection.

Year 2 part time to bring Portfolios into school ready for work selection.

Year 1 full time and part time to bring work in for selection.

Initial meeting at 14:00 Tomorrow, gather at South Studio

Exhibition preparation, Tuesday / Wednesday / Thursday / Friday POLISHING] 

SSJ

WEDNESDAY 15^th

Year 1 FT/PT & Year 2 PT: Please bring in your complete portfolios in order including your latest drawings, for a Portfolio check.

Year 2 FT & Year 3PT: Please bring in your latest drawings / work for discussion.

URGENT REMINDER:

We are currently assembling the end of year catalogue we need all images by Sunday 12^th May, mid day at the latest.

Images are to be formatted as 300dpi @ A3 TIFF format files, individually labelled, with your name, image number and title.

Please select a range of your ten best images.

Images can be sent via a file transfer site such as yousendit.
Send link via unitsixteen@gmail.com

SSJ

UnitSixteen and former DS14, Exhibit in 

Bahrain’s 2013 Spring Festival of Culture.

IMAGINE: Fictional Architecture And 

The Liberation of Ideas

As part of the annual spring festival of culture in Bahrain, the Shaikh Ebrahim Centre presents “IMAGINE: Fictional Architecture And The Liberation of Ideas” an exhibition of experimental architectural drawings. With this show the centre continues its series of exhibitions focusing on the world of architecture and design which started with the 2010 exhibition of Zaha Hadid’s design objects and paintings in Bin Matar House - the first in the Gulf region.

Greenwich has a considerable presence in this year’s exhibition, focusing for the first time on architectural drawings.  

"In these projects of final year graduate students at some of Europe’s leading architectural schools, these drawings and three dimensional objects find there greatest sense of personal expression and liberty to explore fictional domains. Prior to entering the world of real architecture, where illustrative and technical drawings dominate, architecture students are free to create utopian and imaginary projects." Melissa Enders-Bhatia Head of Art and Exhibitions at the Shikh Ebrahim bin Mohammed Al Khalifa Centre for Culture and Research, Bahrain

United Nations Stratford City:

The foreground Image above was by Adis Dobardzic Diploma Unit16, 2012, 

Conceived in a previous era, the United Nations is re-imagined, geocentrically realigned to a shifting world order along the meridian. A scene from the Anthropocene, this new landscape of the United Nations begins as a flat sterile gridded surface, a multifunctional fertile plain with architectural outcrops, moments of false geology.

Fluctuating sub assemblies, immature buildings are prepared in advance, empathising with volatile political events, new structures emerge with renewed stability, set against a backdrop of such paradox.

Caught someplace between construction, use, abandonment and renewal, these new monuments in the making, are potent signifiers of delirious speculation, where history is continually remade.

The exhibition was designed and curated by Elke Frotscher and Florian Frotscher, suported by Simon Herron and Susanne Isa, work exhibited was from The Bartlett, University of Greenwich, Oxford Brookes and University of Westminster graduates.

Those former unit Sixteeners and DS14 exhibited also include . . .

Meor Haris Bahrin , Luke Chandresinghe, Michael Dean, Mark Hatter, Sun Hwang, Jinhyuk  Ko, Gill Lambert, Christopher Leung, Jorg Majer, Tania Okpa, Pernilla Ohrstedt, Yumi Saito, Matthew Wilkinson, Nick Szczepaniak