teaching/exhibit _ REVIEW OF 1:1 UNIT MOCKUP
UIC Today features Collective Housing Studio and Exhibit, “Architecture Students Explore Big and Small Ideas for Housing,” July 29, 2024.
UIC Today features Collective Housing Studio and Exhibit, “Architecture Students Explore Big and Small Ideas for Housing,” July 29, 2024.
Speaking at the inaugural Spark Talks, convened by the UIC Chancellor, Nov. 17, 2023. Featured in UIC Today.
…“Rehearsals in Solidarity of Collective Space,” a seminar and performance at UIC Architecture, Dec. 2022.
…teaching/research _ SPACES OF SOLIDARITY IN COLLECTIVE HOUSINGRead More »
Innovation Grant from the Humanities Institute at UIC awarded for the research and conference “At Home with the Collective,” 2023.
…Conversation and feature of seminar and studio work on Collective Housing now published in MAS Context. Read it here.
“Location, Location, Location: Identifying Sites for Housing in Chicago,” a research and teaching project, UIC Architecture, February 2022.
…Seminar on Housing Urbanism, 2021.
…Homework: Transformable Plans for Adoptable Living, a seminar on work in the confines of home, 2021.
…research/teaching _ HOMEWORK: TRANSFORMABLE PLANS FOR ADOPTABLE LIVINGRead More »
Homework: Elements of Transformation, a catalog of transformable spaces that accommodate work in the confines of home, 2021.
…research/teaching _ HOMEWORK: ELEMENTS OF TRANSFORMATIONRead More »
Eisenschmidt received the Distinguished Faculty Award for 2020-2022 from the College of Architecture, Design, and the Arts at UIC.
Urbanisms Beyond the City, Fall 2019
…City of Spielräume, Fall 2017
…An inventory of architectural fictions of the city …
…research _ AN INVENTORY OF ARCHITECTURAL FICTIONS OF THE CITYRead More »
In the Field: Mexico City’s Architectural Urbanism
…research _ IN THE FIELD: MEXICO CITY’S ARCHITECTURAL URBANISMRead More »
Urban Spielräume (research project)
…Collection of Maps from Tenochtitlán to Mexico City
…Journal of Architectural Education (JAE 72:1) published the “City of Architectural Fiction” drawing (previously on view at Lisbon Triennale, 2016) as part of the Discursive Image series.
Arch/Urb Spielräume
…VC Project featured in UIC News
University of Illinois at Chicago names Eisenschmidt the “Rising Star – Researcher of the Year 2015.” Ceremony: February 17, 3:30pm.
Archinect published review of recent studio of the Visionary Cities Project at UIC Architecture.
Collective drawing of a “modernist” Campo … the project of architecture as that of the city. (image zoom)
…research/teaching _ SEARCH FOR AN ARCHITECTURAL URBANISMRead More »
CONVERSATIONS ON THE CITY: This is an ongoing series of conversations on topics related to the contemporary city. The core of these dialogues lies in the pursuit of an architectural urbanism, in identifying different forms of engagements with the city, and in formulating the project of architecture as that of the city. Recordings of conversations include: Martin Felsen, Winy Maas, Stanley Tigerman, Bernard Tschumi (published in City Catalyst with AD), Andrew Zago, and Elia Zenghelis.
…The Visionary Cities Project developed an iPhone app in collaboration with Cheng+Snyder (www.chengsnyder.com).
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“Wish you were here!” This project explores spatial, organizational, and material ingenuities born out of the forces and pressures of the contemporary city.
Extrapolated City exagerates isolated conditions of the existing city in order to create new forms of urbanism, where rivers runs through intersections, bridges start to cross between skyscrapers, lakes appear in the Loop, rooftops become lush gardens, buildings begin to set back, vertical parks grow tall, urban graphics are written into the shoreline, and individual monuments form historical archipelagos.
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Catalog of Visionary Urbanism is an ongoing project that collects, compares, and catalogues every important urban vision, from historical treatise to contemporary popular culture.
research/teaching _ CATALOG OF VISIONARY URBANISMSRead More »
Architect’s Newspaper and Chicago Plus review exhibition of Visionary Chicago and calling it “stimulating and provocative;” mounted at UIC’s Ramp Gallery, May – September, 2011.
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