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 ‘GSAPP’
2009.05 | Mode invited to design review at GSAPP

Studio Mode is invited to and attends the final review for Roland Snook’s Swarm Intelligence seminar at Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and [...]

2009.02 | Mode invited to design review at GSAPP

Studio Mode is invited to and attends the quarter review for David Benjamin’s [The Living] graduate design studio at Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, [...]

2008.12 | Mode invited to design review at GSAPP

Studio Mode is invited to and attends the final review for Roland Snook’s Swarm Intelligence seminar at Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and [...]

2007.01 | Mode teaches at GSAPP

Gil Akos assists a 1st Year Graduate Design Studio at Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation with Alisa Andrasek (biothing) entitled “Parawares.”