Common Skin Students: Anastasia Kublashvili and Louis Bouvrande Tutor: Didier Faustino The instructions in the brain are translated into nerve signals to drive the hand muscles, and the hand muscle movements are again translated into electrical signals for input into the machine. The movement of the machine again generates signals through our eyes and transmits […]

MINERAL GRAFTING Student: Charles Edgard-Lincoln Tutor: Lionel Lemir As an alternative strategy to the renovation of the Montparnasse center in Paris, this project explores the morphological potentials of stone structures rising from the existing multilayer ground infrastructure on site in order to create spatial interconnections between the street, the envelope, and the existing buildings. In […]

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Between Limits Collective work from Creative Maker Space Tutors: Edouard Cabay and Paco Pioline The project explores the innovative technique of 3D clay printing within the construction industry, blending digital design and ancient materials like clay to revolutionize architectural possibilities. This method promises efficiency through minimal waste, rapid construction, and automated processes. The process starts […]

CONFLUENCE is proud to collaborate with EXKEMA     This semester, Juan Velasquez, an architect professor at CONFLUENCE, is leading two workshops, one at CONFLUENCE and another in Colombia in partnership with Exkema. Exkema is an initiative that was conceived and established in 2004. Convinced of the imperative to generate positive and constructive changes in […]

Metaphasis Student: Emma Miglietta Tutor: Colin Fournier This project imagines a temporary structure being able to evolve over time and adapt to the use of people, where events centered on exchange and interaction would give life to a community-based social scene and help re-establish the city’s identity through the very people that inhabit it. The […]

Igor Siddiqui (b. 1974 in Rijeka, Croatia) is an architect and associate professor at the University of Texas at Austin. He has served as a full-time faculty member at the School of Architecture since 2009, where he currently holds the Gene Edward Mikeska Endowed Chair for Design. Siddiqui’s practice, teaching, and research explore the relationship […]

  For several years he has been developing a photographic work that explores space and architecture as much as the medium itself. He tries to record the real in a form of objectivity, reporting, by the frontality of his framings, a statement of the photographed places, as markings of history, politics and society, and as […]

Mathieu BONARDET Graduated from the Beaux-Arts of Paris in 2013, Mathieu BONARDET lives and work in Paris. He brings the drawing to other fields than what is defined by the space of the street. His practice first led him to filmer or photographies actions before direction it to the volume. Since then, his work has […]