Jan 21, 2013

The Boston Architectural College - 320 Newbury Street - Boston MA 02115 - USAhttp://www.the-bac.edu/http://www.the-bac.edushapeimage_181_link_0

BAC CD101D/7101D - Advanced Studio | Todd Lee & John Pilling Instructors  

MAKE your case - then DO something about it!!

The BAC’s 2013 Lyceum Fellowship Competition Studio

Resources

Examples of People and Organizations that have responded to a call for action:


Will Allen - Growing Power, Inc

Website

Better Quality Video


Barbra Batshalom - Sustainable Performance Institute

Website

Video


Jite Brume - Director Ovie Brume Foundation

Website


Audun Engh - Council of European Urbanism

Website

Presentation about urbanisn vs. modernism:

Havana presentation 2012 charrettes.ppt


Dr. Paul Farmer - Partners in Health

Website

Video

Tracy Kidder Interview about Dr. Farmer



Petra Havelska - architecture + communications

Website

Presentation: Petra Havelska_In between spaces-final.pdf


Steve Mouzon - The Original Green

Website

Video


Julio César Pérez Hernández - A Masterplan for XXI Havana

Record Article

2011-report.pdf

Interview


William Whyte - Project for Public Spaces

Website

Biography


Hiromi Tabei - Architecture for Humanity

Website

Biography

Information about Our Jurors....


Emily Pilloton and Matthew Miller work together.  Matthew Miller and Thomas Gardner worked together.


Project H Design


Design Revolution Road Show


TED talk


2126 Pierce Street, Detroit


Michael Murphy was inspired by Dr. Paul Farmer.  Now he does work for Partners in Health


MASS Design Group


Metropolis Magazine


Veronika Scott works in Detroit, where the 2126 Piece Street house is.


Empowerment Plan


TEDx talk


Mark A Spaulding is Director of the Lyceum Fellowship, carrying on the tradition begun by Jon McKee in 1985


Juror comments about the 2012 competition in Metropolis

Advice:  Winning this competition isn’t just about the best idea - it’s about the best presentation of the best idea.  As an analogy, here’s what Steve Van Zandt has to say about his success in the music business:

“…there were a whole lot of really good bands in my neighborhood that never made it, you know - better than us, by the way.  You know, there were guitar players that were better than me and Bruce. You know, there were singers that were better. There were bands that were better.  … what makes a band successful, one successful and one not, I think has everything to do with management…”

Terry Gross Fresh Air Interview - 12/19/12