Where multidiscipline projects are concerned Submerge is a tool used to bring the analysis results from various disciplines together.
Posts by Andrew Maher
Arup Design School 2011
The Arup Design School is run every year throughout the five Arup regions
2011 Arup Animation Workshop
The results of the Arup film and animation workshop held at the Film and Animation School at the Victorian College of the Arts
The Invisible Landscape
Arup are presenting The Invisible Landscape at the 2011 State of Design festival
2010 – its a wrap
2010 was a big year for Digital Innovation at Arup.
The Impossible Dynamic City
The Impossible Dynamic City is a sequence of short animations from the Arup film and animation workshop developed with the Victorian College of the Arts.
Inside the Big Room
An example of integrating design
Mobility New Thinking Demonstrator
One of the key themes for this year’s Victorian State of Design (SoD) Festival is mobility and a focus of events on Tuesday 20th July. Susan de Vere, Adam Leggett, Dan Hill and I participated in the workshop on the Mobility New Thinking Demonstrator and we then attended Chris Bangle’s public talk on the Future of Personal Mobility.
The Secret Lives of Projects
The Secret Lives of Projects is a visualisation of the content creation of an Arup project. It is a thought piece around the question “What is the shape of a project?” and links data from a number of sources.
The Towards Zero Carbon film
Carbon Neutral, Zero Carbon; what do these carbon targets mean, what are the implications for the built environment and how do we achieve them?
What we're doing
- No public Twitter messages.
What we're reading
- LDF 2011: Textile Field by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec [Design Milk]
- Number of Female Cyclists Lags in New York, With Safety as a Concern [NYTimes.com]
- A net-zero-impact urban farm system called Polydome [Change Observer: Design Observer]
- At a Co-op Fabrication Shop, L.A. Makers Build Furniture and ...
- China may grow old before it grows rich [guardian.co.uk]
- Canadian traffic in psychological gridlock [THE GLOBE AND MAIL]
- Tracking Your Wi-Fi Trail at the Airport - [NYTimes.com]