Architecture I: Transformation
S06, S07
Donald Sherefkin
The act of drawing has the capacity to engender new worlds. The process of constructing a network of lines can, in itself, become the ‘program,’ which defines the limits and possibilities of architectectonic invention. A range of methods are explored, including various projection techniques, collage, and superposition—using pencil, ink, and photography. Studio projects will use a variety of strategies and source materials as points of departure, including texts, maps, and found objects.

Weekly assignments will become the foundation for a final project to design a new space for projection on the site of a former movie house on Main Street, Bennington.