Masters 2012 Exhibition opening night, Friday 21st September at 6PM in the Gallery at the Architecture Building at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow.
90 second film for University of Strathclyde Department of Architecture Experimental Media class.
Audio: ‘Thunderbirds’ End Titles © copyright 1964/2005 Barry Gray
Video: still photography- Nikon D40 © copyright 2012 Ross Brown
Editing: Adobe Premiere Pro CS3
“For a moment in the 1960s Brutalism’s cheapness and flexibility united the public and commercial sectors, and north & south; at the end of the decade the Smithsons gave it an added intellectual nous with Robin Hood Gardens. Yet was Brutalism ever as truly fashionable as now, in its moment of destruction?”
Elain Harwood, English Heritage, March 2012
Foreword to the modernist Issue No.4 ‘brutal’ (http://www.the-modernist-mag.co.uk)
Cultural Studies 5 - March 2012 - Pg/Dip & M.Arch Another image of the current exhibition put together by Year 5 students for the Pg/Dip and M.Arch elective class.
Exhibition will run until Friday 30th March in the Main Gallery of the Architecture Dept. at Strathclyde University.
(Photograph by Andrew Strachan)
Cultural Studies 5 - Exhibition Submission - March 2012 - Andrew Strachan
A few pieces we had to put together for a mini-exhibition today for an elective class. 4 no. A3 boards depicting the historical, social, environmental, political, technological and economical impacts of our thesis proposals.
Exhibition will run until Friday 30th March in the Main Gallery of the Architecture Dept. at Strathclyde University.
An example of the studio culture and teaching driven by practitioner tutors at Strathclyde Architecture School - Year 1 project Animation/ video
(Thanks for the submission - ed)
Unite!
A short film documenting the national strikes in Glasgow on November 30th 2011.
Made for the Experimental Media class at Department of Architecture at the University of Strathclyde by Scott Bennion, Charlotte Baker, Alistair Braid and Dansha Su.
5th Year Uncertainty Road Tour to the Isles of Harris & Lewis, Skye and Raasay, Scotland.
(Photographs by Alastair Cassell)
