Outer Space Architecture: Survival Beyond Tomorrow
Launched in collaboration with Raymond Neutra and the Neutra Institute, students explore famed architect Richard Neutra’s design principles and philosophy of “Survival Through Design” to their sci-fi, outer space architecture projects.
Saturday, August 17th
3－5 p.m.
Alumni are invited to a symposium and presentation of ArtCenter student work from the summer class, Outer Space Architecture: Survival Beyond Tomorrow.
The event will feature a talk by Raymond Neutra about his father’s work and its application to this project followed by a presentation of the class projects from instructor Juan Gutierrez (BS 20) and his students. An alumni and project student mixer will follow the symposium.
Tickets are $15 per person.
Proceeds will benefit the Entertainment Design department’s general fund, used to support students.
Sunday, August 18th
2－5 p.m.
The gallery will be open from 2－5 p.m., and ArtCenter faculty and students will be on hand to discuss their work informally.
Tickets are free for the Sunday event.
This event is a collaboration between ArtCenter’s Entertainment Design, Alumni Office and the Neutra Institute.