2008.04 Lecture.
David Benjamin and Soo-in Yang present Life
Now as part of the UCBerkeley Architecture Lecture Series, April
23, 7:00pm.
2008.01 Book. River Glow
is featured in Transmaterial
2: Materials that Redefine our Physical Environment (Princeton
Architectureal Press, 2008).
2008.01 Book. Living Glass
is featured in Situated
Technologies Pamphlets 1: Urban Computing and its Discontents,
by Adam Greenfield and Mark Shepard.
2007.12 Exhibit. The Living
presents Living
City: A Public Interface to Air Quality in New York, in conjunction
with In
Coversation: DeeDee Gordon and Mark Hansen, at the Van
Alen Institute on Tuesday, December 11, 6:30pm -8:30pm.
2007.07 Press. World Changing
features "Living
Glass and River Glow: Developing Responsive Architecture" by
Sarah Rich.
2007.06 Press. Living
City is featured in "Van
Alen Names Inaugural New York Prize Fellows" in Architect Magazine.
2007.06 Press. "Keeping
Up with The Living" by Daniela Morell appears in Metropolis
Magazine.
2007.06 Press. Living
Glass is featured on NPR's CalTech Loh
Down on Science.
2007.06 Grant. The Living recieves a
New York Prize Fellowship
from the Van Alen Institute for the project, "Living City: A Public
Interface to Air Quality in New York.
2007.06.01 Lecture. David Benjamin and
Soo-in Yang lecture at the Storefront for Art and Architecture for Postopolis!
The lecture is covered on City
of Sound and Inhabitat.
2007.05 Project. The Living designs an
exhibition titled Source
Code: A 10-year Retrospective of Programming, Eyebeam Style (May 31
- August 11, 2007 at Eyebeam, 540 West 21 Street, NYC).
2007.04.09 Event. David Benjamin and
Soo-in Yang participate in a panel discussion for Adam Greenfield's lecture
titled The
City Is Here For You To Use at the Great Hall of the Cooper Union
on April 9 at 6:00pm.
2007.03.23 Event. David Benjamin and
Soo-in Yang participate in a panel discussion for Natalie Jeremijenko's
lecture titled Model Urban Development and Modeling Urban Development
at Columbia University on March 23 at 12:30pm.
2007.03 Publication. The Living is featured
in the book Young
Architects 8: Instability.
2007.02 Project. The Living designs an
exhibition titled OPEN
CITY: Tools For Public Action for Eyebeam.
2007.02.01 Lecture.
The Living gives a short talk at NYU ITP's Urban Computing class, taught
by Adam Greenfield and Kevin Slavin.
2007.01.26 Lecture. The Living presents
recent work as a part of an event on Interactive
Architecture at Eyebeam.
2007.01 Publication. The Living publishes
the article "Make
Visible The Invisible" in issue 01.07 of This
Century's Review.
2007.01
Publication. David Benjamin and Soo-in Yang publish Life
Size and Life
Size. This two-part book is an open-source non-monograph that
begins with student research and grows to include both open-ended instructions
for future experiments, and an open-ended manifesto with essays by dozens
of non-architects.
2006.11 Exhibition. The Living is featured
in Innovation Lab's Nordic
Exceptional Trendshop in Copenhagen. David Benjamin and Soo-in Yang
present live demonstrations of Living Glass and River Glow.
2006.10 Publication. An interview of
Soo-in Yang by Jungwoo Ji, "Another
Scale Of Architecture Around The World 03: Yang Soo-in," is published
in the October issue of GunChukMoonHwa (Architecture and
Culture).
2006.10 Exhibition. Two functioning prototypes
of Living Glass are on display at Pop!Tech
2006: Dangerous Ideas.
2006.09 Exhibition. The Living exhibits
"Plug
In Bottle For City" at Postmasters
Gallery in New York City as a part of the exhibit,
OOZ, Inc. (... for the birds) by Natalie Jeremijenko. The exhibit
is reviewed by we-make-money-not-art,
flavorpill,
and the Times.
2006.09 Interview. David Benjamin and
Soo-in Yang are interviewed
by the Architectural League.
2006.09. Exhibition. Projects from the
class "Living Architecture: Responsive Kinetic Systems Lab" are featured
in the Columbia and Pratt exhibits of "Emerging
Talents, Emerging Technologies" at the Architecture Biennial Beijing
2006.
2006.08 Press. "The
Mother of Invention," an article about The Living and the method of
Flash Resarch, is published in the August 2006 issue of Metropolis
Magazine.
2006.07.10 Lecture. Irene Cheng, Soo-in
Yang, and David Benjamin alter the traditional format of an architecture
lecture with "This
Is Architecture?!" at Columbia University. In a silent discussion,
people in the audience individually rate a series of images on one screen
and watch the collective results in real time on another screen .
2006.07 Project. The Living is invited
to design a prototype bird house for Natalie Jeremijenko's Model
Urban Development... for the Birds project.
2006.06 Project. The Living begins work
on a night club and karoake bar in Los Angeles.
2006.06 Grant. The Graham
Foundation awards a grant to the project "Living Room: A New Responsive
Kinetic Structure with Material Actuators by the Living Architecture Lab."
2006.04-09 Exhibition. The Living exhibits
a new prototype of Living Glass at the Museum of Science and Industry
in Chicago as a part of the exhibit,
Leonardo Da Vinci: Man, Inventor, Genius.
2006.05.11 Lecture. The Living lectures
as part of the series, Young
Architects: Instability, at The
Urban Center in New York City on May 11, 2006 at 6:30 PM.
2006.04 Project. The Living designs a
facade for a retail building in Busan, South Korea with WEga Architects,
Seoul, Korea.
2006.04 Project. The Living begins work
on the conversion of an historic warehouse into a retail/office space
in New Jersey with the firm, Architecture Work, New York City.
2006.04 Award. The Living is selected
for the Architectural League's Young
Architects Forum 2006.
2006.04 Patent. Living Glass is U.S.
Patent Pending.
2006.03 Project. The Living enters the
JeonGok Prehistory Museum Competition with atstudio,
Seoul, Korea and Atelier Namoo, Seoul, Korea.
2006.03 Project. The Living begins work
with developers in New Jersey on a 12-story mixed-use development.
2006.03 Award. The Living receives two
Finalist prizes for two different projects in the Metropolis Magazine
Next
Generation Competition 2006.
2006.03.16 Lecture. The Living presents
the lecture "SilMulKuGi"
at Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea.
2006.03 Press. Living Glass is featured
in "Living
Skins: Architecture as Interface" in Adobe's Think Tank
publication.
2006.02 Press. The Living is featured
in "The
Revolution in Building Materials" in Businessweek Online.
2006.02 Project. The Living designs
a retail display in conjunction with a large design firm for a flagship
store in Soho, New York.
2006.01 Research. Soo-in Yang and David
Benjamin begin teaching a hands-on workshop class called "Living
Architecture: Responsive Kinetic Systems Lab" at Columbia
University GSAPP and Pratt
Institute.
2006.01 Press. The Living is featured
in "Living,
Breathing Buildings" in Metropolis Magazine.
2006.01 Publication. Living Glass is
published in Transmaterial
(Princeton Architectural Press, 2006).
2005.09 Project. The Living is creating
a 1000 square foot rooftop addition to an existing building in Manhattan.
2005.09 Patent. Better, Cheaper, Faster
is U.S. Patent Pending.
2005.09 Exhibition. Better, Cheaper,
Faster is featured in the exhibition, 9
Architecture Schools Expo(sed), at the Center for Architecture,
New York City.
2005.07.25 Lecture. The Living presents
the lecture, Life
Size, at Columbia University in New York.
2005.06.22 Press. The Living is featured
in "Kids
These Days" in The Architect's Newspaper.
2005.06 Award. Living Glass receives
a Finalist prize in the Metropolis Magazine Next
Generation Competition 2005. |
