Chris Bosse
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| Personal information | |
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| Name | Chris Bosse |
| Nationality | Australian |
| Birth date | September 30, 1971 |
| Birth place | stuttgart, germany |
| Work | |
| Practice name | Chris BOsse |
| Significant buildings | Beijing National Aquatics Centre Moet Marquee Melbourne |
| Awards and prizes | IDEA Awards, VEnice Biennal, AR emerging architects, |
Chris Bosse is a German born architect, resident in Sydney. He is key designer of the Water Cube, Beijing National Aquatics Centre, for the 2008 Summer Olympics.
For many years, German architect Chris Bosse has based his work on the computational study of organic structures and resulting spatial conceptions. His research lies in the exploration of unusual structures pushing the boundaries of the traditional understanding of structure and architecture with digital and experimental formfinding. Chris Bosse's Masters’ degree dealt with the implementation of virtual environments into architecture. He was an associate at PTW architects in Sydney, where he was fundamental in developing the Watercube in Beijing among several other international projects. he is co founder of L.A.V.A. the research arm of PNYG:architects.
Chris is Reserach Innovation fellow at the University of Technology Sydney.
[edit] External links
[edit] External links
- google information
- Digital ORigami Exhibition 2007
- Interview on website of cologne university
- Keynote adress in Kuala Lumpur2004
- chris on poloxygen magazine
| digital origami | |
| Image:Digitalorigami2.jpg
exhibition in sydney |
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| Building information | |
| Full name: | Digital ORigami masterclass |
| City: | sydney, australia |
| Capacity: | 80 |
| Architecht(s): | chris bosse and the uts masterclass |
