2013 Team: Students
The Student Publication was founded as and remains a publication organized by students. The students on our team are looking to start a conversation on the role of designers in shaping, framing and reflecting because of the place we are in our personal stories to become designers.
In The Beginning: V36 Theme Selection
Volume 36 of The Student Publication is underway. This year, a team of students will design and curate the publication under the supervision of Tania Allen through a brand new two-semester course. Already, we’ve chosen an advisory team and picked a theme. Volume 36: Form + Fiction, which will focus on the role of design and designers in defining, framing and shaping reality.
Prospectus Launch and Journal Pre-Order
Thanks to all who came out for the May 04 event at the Fishmarket. There’s was lots of great comments and discussions. You can pre-order a copy of the Publication ($15) which is due out in July, by emailing design_studentpublication@ncsu.edu today! We’ll send you a Prospectus and an order card.
About the Student Publication
The Student Publication began as a tribute to Matthew Nowicki after his untimely death in 1950 at the age of 40. His influence and inspiration as head of the Department of Architecture inspired the students to create The Student Publication in his honor, and so the first issue focused on Nowicki’s contributions to the College, […]
May 4th Fish Market Show
Come out to the Fish Market, this Friday May 4th (on the corner of Fayetteville and Hargett in downtown Raleigh) to see the hard work of the student publication class from this semester! Read/watch our visual essays and ideas in dialogue. Give us your thoughts about the show, about the topic of Vol 35, and what you […]
Volume 35: Transformation
Technological developments make connectivity to people, information and services possible at almost any time. Despite the increased opportunity for innovation and creativity, learning and adapting to these new situations can be disorienting as people struggle to stay up to date and familiar in the changing spaces of classrooms, hospitals, public spaces, and offices. Demands are […]
The economy of a creative process
By Nicole Dotin {abstract} Nicole Dotin is a typeface designer and partner at the Process Type Foundry in Golden Valley, MN. She earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art from the University of Minnesota, an Master of Fine Arts in Visual Studies from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, and an MA in […]
Design process, new technologies, and neuroscientific response
By Dr. Eve Edelstein {abstract}Dr. Eve Edelstein is a senior research specialist at the University of California, San Diego and an adjunct professor at the NewSchool of Architecture & Design in San Diego. Edelstein has a doctorate in Neurophysiology from University College London, a Master of Architecture and a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from […]
Responding to Change
Michael Carbaugh discusses in his concept map how graphic and communication designers need to respond to current cultural and technological changes. These changes foster new theories, new domains, and new skills in design practices. Carbaugh_FinalVisualEssay_Revised
Persuasion
a visual essay by Dwight Davis Davis_VisualEssay_F_BLOG
Passive Wayfinding
In this video essay, Leigh Anne Zeitoni explores the advantages of passive wayfinding systems in how we think about our environment.
Add your voice!
We are currently looking for contributions to our online volume. Have you worked on a project that fits into our theme? Written an essay about process or methods or something related? Just been thinking about something new and relevant that you want to share? Invitations are available for pick up in the design library. Come on […]
Accessing the City: The rise of tactical urbanism by Matt Tomasulo
by Matt Tomasulo {abstract} Matt Tomasulo is a graduate of the Master of Landscape Architecture program at North Carolina State University, with a Master of City and Regional Planning from UNC-Chapel Hill. He is the founder of CityFabric in Raleigh, which has a mission “to engage as many people as possible in conversation about their […]
The Process of Sketching
by Fernando Magallanes {abstract} Fernando Magallanes is an Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture in the College of Design at North Carolina State University. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture from Texas A+M University and a Master of Landscape Architecture from Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design. Magallanes travels to Spain and the […]
Form and Code
by Casey Reas {abstract} Casey Reas is an artist and professor at the University of California, Los Angeles. Reas has a masters degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Media Arts and Sciences as well as a bachelors degree from the School of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning at the University of Cincinnati. With […]
The Hand and the Mind
by Juhani Pallasmaa {abstract} Juhani Pallasmaa is an architect and visiting Professor of Architecture at Washington University in St. Louis, U.S. as well as the current Plym Professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign inChampaign, Illinois. Also a former professor of architecture at the Helsinki University of Technology and a former Director of the […]
The Shifting Role of Architecture
by: Erin White {abstract} Erin White is a graduate of the Master of Architecture Program at North Carolina State University. He has a BA from Bowdoin College in Maine and studied at the Boston Architectural Center in Boston. White has been a chef, a carpenter, a statistician, and novelist before returning to North Carolina to […]
Transforming Design Education
By Deb Littlejohn, PhD {abstract} Deborah Littlejohn is a design researcher and educator. Her research is guided by questions that address the field of relations among networked technology, new information environments and design pedagogy, and the ability of people to learn, adapt and change. Her dissertation was a grounded theory study on the outcomes of […]
The Future of Technology
by Anna Gonzalez. Currently, we live in two worlds. The first is the physical world; the world that mankind has known from the beginning. It consists of people using their senses to interact with other people and objects and is characterized by: Direct contact: share the same environment, human connection Full disclosure of environmental information Real-time […]
Non-Verbal Communication
The Occupy movements have inspired countless groups across the nation to come together and join in what is being called “the 99%” to protest the “1%”. This isn’t the only language being created within the movements if you’ve going to any of their general assemblies. A quick look around the crowd during one of their speakers will give you a glimpse of waggling fingers, crossed arms raised, […]
2012 Team
Editors: Michael Carbaugh Craig Maxwell Design Team: Dwight Davis Eric Flood Anna Gonzales Promotion + Documentation: Dao Nguyen Ijeoma Onuh Rebekah Zabarsky Leigh Anne Zeitouni
Contributors to Process + Methods
The contributors to Volume 35 of the Student Publication respond to what we see as a melding of disciplines. Graphic Designers are exploring environmental applications and experiences, just as Architects and Industrial designers are integrating and anticipating the importance of graphic and visual communication in the work that they do. Landscape architects respond to and […]
