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有 事 Something HappenedApril 27 Portfolio Comments
前段时间我给她的portolio的comments，贴出来，应该对同样在找工作的同学有所帮助^_
I think you portfolio is great in the sense of nice ideal and special taste of architectural representation. But for the aim of finding a job maybe it's good to think more about what are the firms looking for from you.
As far as I know, firstly they looks for productive labors, which means you are good for different software. The best, you are excellent with one or two software. My Sketchup works really helped me a lot for the interview. Although it's simple software, I did the best graphic no one else can do. So they really think you are good for one aspect which can really contribute to the team. So maybe you can put more rendering images on your portfolio. Graphic capability is a really important thing they are looking for from GSAPP students. I know it's important to explain the project step by step with nice diagrams, logic and other representations. But the job hunting portfolio should be really like an "Index" or a "Shopping List" showing what you can do what you did before. Points can be added if you 'did a big or sophisticated project', 'you did different types of project ', and 'you have experience for the design in different scales'. So I think it's a great ideal to put the curtain wall staff as a separate page. But maybe it's advisable to reclarify projects of the other pages. Can it be one project on one page? That'll be very helpful for the examiner to understand what your 'Shopping List' is. The plan and diagram can be even smaller, because no one has time to look at that much detail drawing. They are busy working for their own projects every day… So maybe the direction can be truly about polish the graphic to make it really seductive and each project can just focus on showing your different ability. Try to keep less similarity, less repetition between different projects. Moreover, again, maybe it's good to rethink about what you can contribute to their team. That's the direct reason they hire you for. I love your portfolio which full of wisdom and tasty ideal and sense. Just keep in mind you have enough time to explain to them when you have the interview, but before that you should catch their eyes first. So this working sample thing is more like an 'article' other than a 'poem'^ PS: She did BA Urban Study at Stanford University, no architectural background, and then joined the Columbia MArch program April 24 Desk Crit
今天应老师Moji邀请，去parsons school of Design给她studio的学生们做了一个presentation，然后逐个desk crit..
第一次带studio，感觉不错!!
March 26 竞 赛 续 Competition Result
虽然很不愿意说，虽然有点丢人，但总要有始有终...
今天的消息，之前那个竞赛，我们只得了三等奖，默哀中...
补上以前的文字，终了!
拼接“偶遇”
当今北京看起来就像一幅巨大的拼接画，这其中交织着诱人的影像，无尽的密度与高速的物质流。每天人们被这样一种停留在许诺层面上的城市生活所谓。然而，真正的城市生活却永远建立在人与人的交流，而非空洞的人与环境的对话之上。
在中国传统上，街道作为建筑物间的“缓冲”，被注入了很多的城市生活和行为, 如交易，如表演，如聚众，如会面。而他们同时又是随机的，生动的，自然的。这些细微的片段的“偶遇”(偶然事件)最终被拼接为一幅更加丰富的都市生活图景（而非当下北京那样空洞巨大的拼接画）。
“偶遇”（偶然事件） “偶遇”(偶然事件)并不仅仅指一次相遇，而是一次随机产生的“城市行为”，但他一定是产生于人与人之间的，它可以是一次交易，一段表演，一段交谈，当然也可以是一次纯粹的美丽邂逅.. 我们的设计就旨在最大化，这些事件产生的可能性和多样性。这个过程中我们重塑原有街道的尺度，为其注入新的功能与活力。建筑上，我们将其还原为独立的“事件容器”，每个建筑单元以其空间特性去产生独立事件,并具有在建筑上拼合到一起的特性。
拼接 这里的拼接有两层含义，即个体事件的拼接，与建筑语汇上(事件容器)的拼接。当一些列独立的事件还原到我们的基地，并重新加以整合。分散的小的故事并有了机会产生新的更加线性的城市叙事，与此同时作为一个更大尺度城市事件的发生器，在这种情况下，我们的基地便可期待新的城市中心化的产生。
March 22 有 事 Something Happened
看看年底那篇日志怎么说的，今年一定有大事！！ 果不然 本想隐讳的表达一下，不想在网上谈Zhengzhi，不过实在忍不住了。
可问题是，这乱世？ 为何我竟如此期待...
PS: 我把什么"朋友"功能屏蔽了 你要认识我就根本人说 网络总不是个清静的地方
March 15 吾 师 my tutor
前些日看到新闻，我在英国最敬重的老师Alan Powers终于得到RIBA认可得到08年度皇家建协主席大奖。
成箱的著作 谦逊的微笑 我paper上逐字逐句的修改 周四下午每个学生1小时的独自长谈 还有那块的破手表 让我最初懂得了学者这个词抛去浮华后的真正内涵
那年我惊喜地说我看到排名理论界你和库哈斯屈米等人同列建筑理论界前十，他笑了笑说我很荣幸能和这些大人物同列，Architecture Review 给了我这个机会，但最终我还是一个写书的，一个教书匠...
RIBA
Architects Journal http://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/comments/astragal/2008/03/may_the_powers_be_with_you.html
Cheers Alan!!!
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