Mode is a design office that leverages computational expertise through design research, teaching, and consulting.
Mode
Mode is a design office that leverages computational expertise through design research, teaching, and consulting.
Mode utilizes diverse methodologies including code, associative and relational strategies, as well as digital fabrication in the production of material organizations and the formation of space.
While we are interested in intense iterative design processes, we believe the evolution and contextualization of these procedures in a broader social and cultural domain is both our primary objective and the means for embedding interest and significance into design.

Mode is Ronnie Parsons and Gil Akos.

Posts Tagged ‘Crisis Fronts’
2009.06 | Mode announces Crisis Modes Workshop

Studio Mode is pleased to announce it will co-direct the upcoming Crisis Modes Workshop with Michael Chen and Jason Lee [Crisis Fronts].
Crisis Modes is a [...]

2009.04 | Mode invited to design reviews at Pratt Institute

Studio Mode is invited to and attends final undergraduate and graduate design studio reviews at the Pratt Institute School of Architecture.

2009.02 | Mode invited to design review at Pratt Institute

Studio Mode is invited to and attends midterm thesis design studio reviews for Michael Chen and Jason Lee’s Crisis Fronts2.0 at the Pratt Institute School [...]

2008.09 | Mode conducts Computational Workshop at Pratt Institute

Studio Mode gives a three part computational workshop at Pratt Institute School of Architecture for thesis year students in Michael Chen and Jason Lee’s Crisis [...]

2008.02 | Mode conducts Computational Workshop at Pratt Institute

Studio Mode gives a three part computational workshop at Pratt Institute School of Architecture for thesis year students in Michael Chen and Jason Lee’s Crisis [...]