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Music and Architecture: Architecture Studio

Architecture students explore the space between music and design.
Music and Architecture: Architecture Studio

Professor Tolya Stonorov oversaw an upper-level Architecture studio that investigated music in relation to rhythm and movement.  Each student spent three weeks mapping a piece of music from a curated list, approaching it as a piece of architecture would be analyzed.  The final result of this study was a large-scale drawing/mapping that later informed/translated into an architectural concept.  Ideas of pattern, layering, wrapping, repetition, porosity, revealing, and mass customization were discussed. Below are images from Professor Stonorov’s studio.

Pelumi Adefarakan

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Kayla Dawson

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Kianna Ladue

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Nate Simpson

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Abby Lumpkin

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Alice Backe

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Dan Kamins

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Giselle Maroki

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Haley Brewster

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Jesse Parsons

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Joe Walsh

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Kat Ebel Hayes

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Martin Adlianitski

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