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For general inquiries: membership@acadia.org
For all other inquiries, please contact the appropriate ACADIA officer or committee member.
| Position | Name | |
|---|---|---|
| President | Kathy Velikov | president@acadia.org |
| Vice President | Jason Kelly Johnson | vp@acadia.org |
| Secretary | Brian Slocum | secretary@acadia.org |
| Treasurer | Michael Christenson | treasurer@acadia.org |
| Membership Officer | Phillip Anzalone | membership@acadia.org |
| Development Officer | Alvin Huang | development@acadia.org |
| Communications Officer | Adam Marcus | communications@acadia.org |
| Technology Officer | Andrew Kudless | webmaster@acadia.org |
| IJAC Officer | Wassim Jabi | JabiW@cardiff.ac.uk |
Job Listings on ACADIA Website
The ACADIA website is a useful resource for the design computation and architecture community for listing openings for positions in academia and industry. Job postings on ACADIA’s website are automatically included in the weekly newsletter (6000+ subscribers) and broadcast via the organization’s Facebook and Twitter feeds.
We offer the following options for posting jobs on ACADIA’s website:
- ACADIA Individual Members. Individual members can log on to the ACADIA website (via “Login” link at top of page) and post job openings free of charge. Once logged in, click on “My Content” at top of page, then “News Items” to create a new post. In the “Article Type” drop-down box, make sure to select “Job Opening.”
- ACADIA Institutional Members. Job postings are included in institutional memberships. Institutional members can contact communications@acadia.org directly to request a job posting. Please include the job posting text, relevant link to job posting, and an image formatted 432 x 275 pixels.
- Non-members. Non-members can post a job opening at cost USD$150.00 per posting. Payment is to be submitted via Paypal. If you are interested in posting a job opening, please contact communications@acadia.org and include the job posting text, relevant link to job posting, and an image formatted 432 x 275 pixels.
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2020 ACADIA CONFERENCE
Hybrids & Haecceities Hybrids & Haecceities asks how technology enables, reflects, and challenges established disciplinary boundaries and design practices. Haecceities describes the discrete qualities or properties of objects that define them as unique, while Hybrids are entities with characteristics enhanced by the process of combining two or more elements with different properties. Hybrids & Haecceities aligns with a fundamental shift away from abstract generalized models of design and production towards custom or bespoke design now possible at an unprecedented scale due to Industry 4.0. This mode of working enables more diverse, and considered forms of embodied, situated means of engagement with the world. Concurrently, the fourth industrial revolution risks unparalleled levels of consumption that will produce profound global effects with significant social, political and economic and environmental impact. Acadia 2020 invites contributions on how hybrids & haecceities pose new ideas and approaches to design; be these computational, material, aesthetic, robotic, genetic, biological, environmental, or theoretical.
Conference Schedule:-
Monday, October 26 - Wednesday, October 28:
WORKSHOPS
Department of Architecture, University of Pennsylvania Stuart Weitzman School of Design -
Thursday, October 29:
CONFERENCE DAY 01
Department of Architecture, University of Pennsylvania Stuart Weitzman School of Design -
Friday, October 30:
CONFERENCE DAY 02
Department of Architecture, University of Pennsylvania Stuart Weitzman School of Design -
Saturday, October 31:
CONFERENCE DAY 03
Department of Architecture, University of Pennsylvania Stuart Weitzman School of Design
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