The Cabinet of Curiosities:

The Cabinet of Curiosities is a virtual environment exhibiting work developed by the Institute of Architecture.
Curated as sets of three-dimensional atmospheric spaces the cabinet gathers architectural representations of various formats, produced during the academic year. Visitors are welcome to explore the cabinet and interact with the material in their own manner.

The Cabinet of Curiosities is a collaborative project of the IoA with the Vienna based media company Ovos. Its first stage will be made accessible at the Angewandte Festival

Concept: Martin Murero, Maja Ozvaldic, Bence Pap, Kaiho Yu (Studio Greg Lynn); Coordination: Astrid Trinkbauer
https://www.ioacabinet.at/
https://ovos.at/de/

Virtual Design Festival 2020:

Read about the IoA at the University of Applied Arts Vienna at the Dezeen´s Virtual Design Festival:
https://www.dezeen.com/2020/06/20/institute-of-architecture-vienna-vdf-school-shows/

Covid-19/Current Information:

Please follow the link to our Instituts Website for further information about the current situation:
http://i-o-a.at/news/

Current info update at Die Angewandte

Covid-19/Current Information

Exhibition: From POINT to PAPER :

From POINT to PAPER
Opening : Friday March 9th - 4pm
Exhibition open from: March 9th - March 23rd, 2018
Location: Oskar Kokoschka Platz 2, Lichthof A
Curated by: Dieter Fellner & Margarita Volkova

The reconstruction of prehistoric caves dates back to a long history of showcasing these precious spatial artifacts to a wider public. It not only brings in questions of design methodology but also spatial architectural problems relating to notational systems, data representation, geometry, ornament, structure and assembly logic. 

Studio Lynn (Architekturentwurf 2) was exploring the idea of reproduction from within the disciplinary concerns of architecture. Working with new technologies for assessing information (LIDAR scan), processing (high density point clouds) and translating information (simulation tools – Karamba) the ideas was not to literally reproduce, but through a series of constraints work with information at the intersection between digital and physical. And finally to spatialize those investigations and turn them into physical form, using paper and Augmented Reality in the context of construction.

Work by: Aleksandra BELITSKAJA, Philipp FARANA, Dieter FELLNER, Garvin GOEPEL, Adrian HERK, Simon HIRTZ, Chien-Hua HUANG, Ben JAMES, Michael KNOLL, Charlotte KRAUSE, Santiago VÁSQUEZ LÓPEZ, Marko MARIC , Shaun MCCALLUM, Alexandra MOISI, Ivan OLONTSEV, Georg POPP, Alina RAZGONIEVA, Jan SCHÖPF, Kristina SCHRAMM, Michael TINGEN, Margarita VOLKOVA, Marion WAID

APPLICATION RUNNING:

Application for Winter Term 2018/2019!
First registration: from Now on until February 18th, 2018!
Join Studio Lynn @ IOA
Master Program (MArch)
More Info at: www.i-o-a.at/application 
www.studiolynn.at/admission

Elastic Architecture with Greg Lynn:

Elastic Architecture -
Frederick Kiesler and Design Research in the First Age of Robotic Culture

AIL - Franz-Josefs-Kai 3, 1010 Vienna, Austria
13 December at 16:00–18:00
Free and open to the public

Hosted by the Angewandte Innovation Lab
in Collaboration with the Austrian Lillian and Friedrich Kiesler Private Foundation and MIT Press

A Presentation, Panel Discussion and Book Launch
with Greg Lynn, Stephen Phillips and Peter Bogner


Endorsements: 
“With this book the MIT Press continues its support for architectural thought at a time when both print books and the authority of thought are under attack. Certainly an English-language monograph on Kiesler is long overdue, especially today when the avant-garde seemingly consists of random façade shape-making. Kiesler is one of the few people since Alberti to compare the design of an individual house to the scale and space of the city. His work on the City in Space, a De Stijl-like composition that could be read at either scale, showed a full range of design and theoretical potential. Kiesler exemplified what it meant to be an architect who wrote, thought, and designed in the cultural medium of space.”
—Peter Eisenman, architect

“Kiesler went from applied arts in Austria to applying every technology within reach in New York, moving from experiments in perception, theater, and robotics to a single-minded obsession with elastic space and its endless iterations. Phillips has discovered in him the half-forgotten originator of so much recent architecture whose allure comes from fluid shapes and swiftly changing surfaces. This is a revelation, as there was only one Kiesler with the ability to wing it in the old and in the new world, leaving a trail of ideas and conundrums that seem forever just over the horizon and tantalizingly out of reach.”
—Kurt W. Forster, Hon FRIBA, Visiting Professor, Yale School of Architecture

“Frederick Kiesler’s avant-garde production stands at the threshold of modernism with a set of intuitions, ideas, and experiments that appear retrospectively as key milestones on the path leading to contemporary digital architecture. In this brilliant book, Stephen Phillips reveals the relevance of the ‘greatest non-building architect’ for whoever attempts to rethink today the relations between the body and the built environment.”
—Antoine Picon, Professor, Harvard Graduate School of Design

“Frederick Kiesler is an immensely important influence in contemporary design thinking. His visionary redefinition of architecture’s scope—and its relationship to technology, research, and interdisciplinarity—modeled the notion of ‘alternative practice’ and continues to shape the discipline today. Stephen Phillips thoughtfully charts the development of that redefinition with new and provocative connections to contemporaneous thinkers and movements. As the mechanisms of controlling subjectivity evolve to become more sophisticated and ubiquitous, this nuanced revisiting of Kiesler’s concepts of embodied freedom and ‘elasticity’ is absolutely critical.”
—Thom Mayne, FAIA, Design Director, Morphosis

Apply Now for Winter Term 2017/18!:

First registration: from Now on until February 18th, 2017!
Join Studio Lynn @ IOA
Master Program (MArch)
More Info at: www.i-o-a.at/application 
www.studiolynn.at/admission

APPLY NOW!:

Second registration until September 10th, 2017!
Join Studio Lynn @ IOA
Master Program (MArch)
More Info at: www.i-o-a.at/application 
www.studiolynn.at/admission

ESSENCE 17:

End of the Year Show
Dominikanerbastei 7, Vienna
Open: 27.June - 11 July!
IOA - currated by Studio Lynn

SLIVER Architecture & Technology:

SLIVER Lecture Series
Greg Lynn, March 17th, 7pm

Speakers:
 Areti Maropoulou (IaaC), Peter Testa (Testa&Weiser, SCI-Arc), Theodore Spyropoulos (AADRL), Carlo Ratti (MIT, Carlo Ratti Associati), Herwig Baumgartner (B+U, SCI-Arc), Martin Tamke (KADK & CITA), Liam Young (SCI- Arc, Princeton), Ruth Schnell & Martin Kusch (Angewandte) and ManuelDeLanda (Pratt Institute)

15th Venice Bienalle:

Bienalle Sessions by Studio Greg Lynn

Guests: Kristy Balliet, Jackie Hah Bloom, Brennan Buck, 
Cynthia Davidson, Peter Eisenman, Florencia Pita 
and Richard Schulman

Location: 'Saala F' - Central Pavilion (Padiglione Italia)
Date: Sunday, May 29th 
Time: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM

The Greg Lynn Show:

It’s Greg Lynn, in conversation with architects of seminal digital projects included in the exhibition Archaeology of the Digital: Complexity and Convention.

Conversation has been a big part of the CCA’s Archaeology of the Digital program. Greg Lynn has spoken with the architects of projects produced from the late 1980s through the 2000s to develop an archaeological reading of how digital tools were incorporated into architecture. This talk show is like the capstone of this aspect of the program, as innovative design strategies from the recent past are unpacked onstage for you to see. Come and watch this live. We’ll produce a video that will be released shortly afterward.

Archaeology of the Digital: Complexity and Convention:

Please join us for the opening of Archaeology of the Digital: Complexity and Convention, an exhibition that dissects and reassembles material from fifteen seminal architecture projects from the 1990s and 2000s according to five themes: high-fidelity 3D, structure/cladding, data, photorealism and topography/topology. A close look at this material shows how innovative design strategies from the recent past have now become convention. The exhibition is the third in the CCA’s Archaeology of the Digital program, in which twenty-five projects have been collected, researched, catalogued and published.

ROBOLOG:

: Log 36
Guest edited by architect Greg Lynn
http://www.anycorp.com/log

Apply NOW for Winter 2016/17!:

First Submission of Applications: anytime from now until February 14th, 2016!
DEADLINE: February 14th, 2016
(Interviews will be held between February 22nd and February 24th, 2016)

Lectures:

IAAC Lecture Series 2015/16 
(Barcelona, Spain)

OPENING LECTURE // Greg Lynn

Monday 5 October 2015, 7pm

Iaac/ Institute for advanced architecture of Catalonia

http://iaac.net/lectures/opening-lecture-greg-lynn/

EXHIBITION:

Künstlerhaus Wien: ESSENCE 15/End of the year show! Check out the recent work at Studio Lynn. The show will be on display until 12th of July!

APPLY NOW!:

APPLY NOW for WS15/16!
M.Arch. Master of Architecture (3 Years) at the Studio Lynn.
Registration from now, until September 11th!
Interviews for preselected candidates: September 21th until September 24th

Exhibition "experimental architecture biennial vol. #one":

Exhibition "Experimental Architecture Biennial vol. #one"
25.04.2013-25.05.2013
Jaroslav Fragner Gallery, Betlemske namesti 5a, Prague 1

BOOK LAUNCH:

Visual Catalog: Greg Lynn's

EXHIBITION:

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Book Launch:

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