Architecture Spring 2024 Lecture Series - April 5, 2024 at Slocum Hall.
Bringing together a notable panel of designers, practitioners, educators and theorists, this AI roundtable discussion aims to delve into the nuanced influence of AI on architecture, steering the conversation beyond typical debates. Structured to explore the intellectualizing, aestheticizing, and practical applications of AI in design, this discussion seeks to shed new light on its historical context, aesthetic possibilities, and practicality in the field. This dynamic exchange is set to challenge and expand the understanding of AI’s evolving role in architectural innovation.
PARTICIPANTS
Kory Bieg
Principal, OTA+; Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, The University of Texas at Austin
Dr. Matias del Campo
Co-founder, SPAN
Hamid Ekbia
Syracuse University, Director Autonomous Systems Policy Institute
Cas Esbach
Project leader and licensed architect, MVRDV | Rotterdam
Yara Feghali
Co-founder & creative director, FollyFeastLab; UCLA A.UD Design Faculty
Mark Linder
Professor, Architecture Minor Faculty Coordinator; Syracuse University School of Architecture
Dr. Sandra Manninger
Co-founder, SPAN
This event was moderated by School of Architecture Assistant Professor Britt Eversole.