Cole Kazuo Masuno
Cole Kazuo Masuno is a Los Angeles based designer who has received his Bachelors of Architecture (B.Arch) from the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc).
He is currently working at LOHA, and has co-taught as a teaching assistant for various design studios, visual and applied studies seminars at SCI-Arc. Prior to working at LOHA, Cole worked at award winning offices such as Eric Owen Moss Architects, and FreelandBuck.
Cole is a principal/co-founder of Alterity Studio.
He is currently working at LOHA, and has co-taught as a teaching assistant for various design studios, visual and applied studies seminars at SCI-Arc. Prior to working at LOHA, Cole worked at award winning offices such as Eric Owen Moss Architects, and FreelandBuck.
Cole is a principal/co-founder of Alterity Studio.
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DRAW THE LINE
Looking + Thinking About Making StuffLos Angeles, California
Type: Drawing Apparatus
Instructor: Devyn Weiser, Curime Batliner
Partner: YashRaj Amita Mehta Yash, Nick Gochnour
Rather than the question of what we’re working on as designers, we were more focused on how to work - itself. The pedagogical set up, or the construct was a way to present a matrix of possibilities: rules, workflows, and materials. In this case, drawing instruments were used to catalog all of the different ways you can make marks, lines, and paths. A range of strokes, dashed lines, and dotted lines each gave us different behaviors in our drawings. Working in between different mediums and forms of making allowed us limits to what defines a working space. Our working apparatus dealt with a particular configuration of industrial robots into a collaborative workflow. That interface allowed a range of fidelity between different
techniques, and it was how designers interface between different methods of working which was of interest to the project.
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