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Caterina M. Tiazzoldi

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Adjunct Assistant Professor
ct2187@columbia.edu
+1 212 854 3414

Caterina Tiazzoldi - M.Arch, PhD.Caterina Tiazzoldi is the Principal of the architecture and design firm Caterina Tiazzoldi / Nuova Ordentra, Director of the Research Lab NSU at Columbia University in New York and Post Doc Felow at DIPRADI Politecnico di Torino. She  partecipated as honor guest the 50th anniversary of Milano Furniture Fair,  Minimaousse 4 Cite' Chaillot, Torino World Design Capital, the Young Design Talent selection by Giulio Cappellini for the Temporary Museum for New Design, Experimenta Design, Compotec.Her work has been published in international magazines (Domus, AMC Interieur, Interni, Interior Design, Metropolis, Elle Decor, Icon, Interior Design, Vanity Fair), books (Adaptive Reuse 2011, Contemporary Digital Architecture 2010, Italia Architettura 2010, Office Space 2010, Shops 2009) and scientific publications (ARCC Journal).to know more:

Non Linear Solutions Unit
Social Cave
Prototyping the City
 

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Parametric Furniture Project

Collaborative Project Parametric Furniture is a collaborative project between the research project developed in a collaboration between the Digital Fabrication Lab and the Non-Linear Solutions Unit explored within the context of the Advanced Design Studio.

The result of the project will be presented in tree internationals events.

The Salone Statellite at the Milano Furniture Fair, the Advanced Architecture Biennal Settimo Tokio and in the international Fair Compotec.

LISTED UNDER: Furniture Parametric

social cave
Non Linear Solutions Unit

In a complex-structured city in which the interactions among parts intensify; in which the number of decision makers and cultural scenarios overlap, interconnect, and sometimes collide; in which the temporal dimensions of the citizens are dissimilar; in which local and global, physical and virtual dimensions co-exist, it is necessary to identify a set of design tools which could respond to design complexity.

LISTED UNDER: caterina tiazzoldi complex Installation INTERACTIVE Labs nsu Parametric pavilion salone satellite

NLSU Applied Responsive Device

Formal Modulation for
Light Performance in Residential Design:
We will explore through the use of responsive devices the capacity of architecture to answer to specific environmental requirements with its adaptable physicality. Students will be asked to investigate the possibilities that will be opened up by the modulation between the combinatory potentialities of the different criteria with their design intentionality. In this workshop we will be designing a device that will unfold a set of formal solutions through rule-based modelling and programming.

LISTED UNDER: Courses NLSU Applied Responsive Device Visual Studies