KOSTAS TERZIDIS, PhD
Assistant Professor
School of Arts and Architecture
UCLA - Los Angeles, CA 90095-1467
(310) 825-8004 fax. (310) 825-7745
Websites: http://www.cda.ucla.edu/caad and http://www.zhapes.com
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University
of Michigan:
Ph.D. in Architecture/Electrical Engineering and Computer Science:
1994;
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Ohio
State University:
M.Arch./Computer-aided Architectural Design Specialization:
1989;
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Aristotle
University, Greece: Diploma of
Engineering: 1986.
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Distinguished Dissertation Award, University of Michigan 1994
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One-term Dissertation Fellowship: Winter 1994 ($5,000).
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Rackham Partnership: 1992-1993, with Dr. Emmanuel Vakalo
($9,196).
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Tsangadas Scholarship: 1992-1993, with Dr. Emmanuel Vakalo
($5,000).
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Alexander S. Onassis Scholarship: 1989, 1990.
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American
Institute of Architects (AIA Scholastic
Award): 1987;
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Technical Chamber of Engineers
Scholarship (Greece):
1986
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Greek
National State Scholarships (I.K.Y.): 1981-1986;
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Young Investigator's Research Grant: 2000 ($3,000)
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Senate's Council on Research Grant: 2000 ($1,500)
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Intel (with Bill Seaman) ($10,000)
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Virtual UCLA Grant (Part III): Winter 1999 ($33,500)
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GTE Grant on Multimedia Winter 1999 ($17,200)
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Senate's Council on Research Grant: Winter-Spring 1999 ($3,800)
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Virtual UCLA Grant (Part II): 1998 ($14,000)
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North Campus On-line Virtual Reality ($5,000)
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Senate's Council on Research Grant: Winter-Spring 1997 ($3,000)
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Virtual UCLA Grant (Part I): 1997 ($7,800)
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Young Investigator's Research Grant: 1997 ($2,800)
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Senate's Council on Research Grant: Winter-Spring 1996 ($1,800)
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University Support for Faculty Development,
University of
Cincinnati:
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1995
($10,000)
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Summer Faculty Research Fellowship University of Cincinnati: 1995 ($4,000)
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DAAP Grant, University of Cincinnati: 1995 (1,600)
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Rackham Dissertation/Thesis Grant, University of Michigan: 1994 ($1,550)
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Housing
development, public buildings, and urban studies.
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National Board of Engineers, Greece (since 1987): Registered and
practicing Architect
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ACADIA (Association for Computer Aided Design In Architecture)
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IEEE (Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineering)
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IASTED
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AIA (American Institute of Architecture)
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IAC (International Association for Cybernetics)
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ACM SIG on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques (#C101495)
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UCLA (Assistant Professor): 1995-present;
Defined, developed and
taught the following courses:
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Computer Concepts
in Design; Introduction to basic concepts of computers
and human-computer interaction, and their integration into the design process.
Includes hardware, software, networking, image processing, CAD, modeling using
leading commercial software, such as FormZ, Maya, 3D Studio Max.
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Advanced Modeling
and Animation in Virtual Environments;
Advanced modeling and animation using professional software, including formZ,
Maya, and 3D Studio Max. Integration of interactive environments with real-time
scripted behaviors, sound, and digital video. Class critiques addressing the
role and contribution of technology in defining and experiencing virtual spaces
(VRML, Java3D).
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Studio in Design and Computation; covers theoretical issues of
representation, techniques, algorithms, and computation approaches to design
and the implementation in a studio project.
Topics include shape grammars, inter-formation, morphing, and image
interpretation.
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2D Environments
in JAVA; Introduction to Java programming for 2D
environments. Includes data representation, user interface, image manipulation,
and real-time 2D animation. Through hands-on instruction, experimentation
and creative programming, students define and develop software applications
applicable to design studios and other creative disciplines (www.cda.ucla.edu/caad).
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3D Environments in JAVA; Introduction to Java programming for 3D
environments. Includes projection systems, data representation, user interface,
texture mapping, and real-time animation. Through hands-on instruction, experimentation
and creative programming, students define and develop software applications
applicable to design studios and other creative disciplines (www.cda.ucla.edu/caad).
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University
of Cincinnati (Assistant Professor): 1994-1995;
Taught: Introduction to CAAD and CAAD
Studio.
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University
of Michigan (Graduate Teaching
Assistant): 1990-1992; Taught: Visual Studies and Introduction
to Architecture.
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Ohio State
University (Graduate Teaching
Assistant): 1986-87; Taught: Basic Architectural Design and Drawing.
COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES
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Solomon Guggenheim Museum, NY, Providing
MorphZhapes Software for the Sackler Center,
2000
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On-line real-time virtual reality of
St. Sophia church and the Latino-Byzantine District, LA September 1999
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On-line real-time virtual reality of the Getty
Museum, Los Angeles Summer
1998
· Author and Administrator of “On-line Computer Courses.” Web-pages visited by an average of 100 commercial and educational clients per day, August, 1995 - present
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SimplyDone, Marina Del Rey, On-line Scheduling
using XML, JSP, and Servlets
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AOL Anywhere Team, Irvine CA: JINI-based project for
wireless appliances
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AOL Anywhere Team, Irvine CA: Movie messenger using JMF
under Linux
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Capital Programs, UCLA: Development of on-line virtual
reality of campus buildings
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Edison, Los Angeles: Development of interactive web page (with
Murray Milne).
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The Gas Company, Los Angeles: Development of interactive
web page (with Murray Milne).
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Kubota and Associates, Los Angeles: Service bureau for web
pages
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Meta-Worlds Enterprises, Los Angeles: Software development
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Hellenic Open University, Athens, Greece: Distant-learning courses
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Eric Owen Moss Architectural Design and Art
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GTE Foundation: Extracting the Geometry of Buildings from Satellite Images Using
Fuzzy Logic Perceptrons
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UCLA,
School of Arts and Architecture, (Founder):
the zLab: Software development
and experimentation lab and research group focusing on creative art and digital
integration.
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UCLA,
School of Arts and Architecture, (Principal
Investigator): 1999. Software development for a solid modeling,
visualization, and animation programs.
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UCLA,
Center for Digital Arts, (Principal
Investigator): 1998. The project involves the development of on-line
real-time virtual reality application and models.
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UCLA,
Center for Digital Arts, (Principal
Investigator): 1997. The project involves the development of a 3D
internet-based graphics shell
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University
of Michigan, ATL, (Research Assistant): 1992-94.
The projects have the titles: Sampling
and Reconstruction of Rotationally Symmetric Objects and Visual Tools for the Segmentation of Ice
Floes.
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N S F
Project #DMC-8609893, (Research
Assistant): 1987-89; The project had the title: Knowledge-Aided Architectural Problem Solving and Design and
developed solutions to artificial intelligence problems
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Terzidis, K. “2D Environments
in Java”, Course Reader Material, 2001
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Terzidis, K. "The Blending
Aesthetics", MIT
Press, (proposal phase)
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Terzidis, K. “Computer
Graphics for Designers and Architects”, Wiley and Sons (forthcoming)
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Terzidis, K. “A Practical Guide to
Computer Graphics” (in Greek/English), Hellenic Open University Press, 1999 (in press)
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Kobayashi Y. and K. Terzidis [2000] “Extracting
the Geometry of Buildings from Satellite Images Using Fuzzy Logic Perceptrons”,
Digital Spaces: SIGRADI ’00, pp.236-239.
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Terzidis, K. [2000], “MorphZhapes”,
SIGGRAPH 00,
New Orleans, p.234
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Terzidis, K. [1999], “C
stands for Creativity”, ACADIA Quarterly, vol. 17, no.
1 &2, pp.42-43
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Terzidis, K. [1999], “Experiments on Projection
Systems”, ACADIA
Quarterly, vol. 16, no. 4, pp.8-15.
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Terzidis, K [1999] Experiments on Morphing
Systems, III Congreso Iberoamericano de Grafico Digital [SIGRADI Conference
Proceedings], Montevideo (Uruguay) September 29th - October 1st 1999, pp.
149-151
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Terzidis, K. [1999], “Explorations
of New Visual Systems”, SIGGRAPH
99 Proceedings, Los Angeles, pp.187-188
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Terzidis, Kostas [1999] Computers
and the Creative Process, Architectural Computing from Turing to 2000
[eCAADe Conference Proceedings/ ISBN 0-9523687-5-7] Liverpool (UK) 15-17 September
1999, pp. 43-50
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Terzidis, Kostas [1999]
Experiments on Animated Visual Forms, Proceedings of the Eighth International
Conference on Computer-Aided Architectural Design Futures [ISBN 0-7923-8536-5]
Atlanta, 7-8 June 1999, pp. 335-350
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Campbell D. and Terzidis, K. [1999], “Data-Stream
Driven Distributed Virtual Environments”, Building Simulation ‘99 Proceedings,
Kyoto Japan, pp.232-237
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Terzidis, K. [1998], “A System for Extracting
Aesthetic Information from Architectural Drawings”, International Workshop on
Machine Vision Applications, Tokyo Japan, pp.120-126
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Terzidis, C. [1998], “A Hypermedia–based
Modeling System”, 3rd Multimedia Technology and Applications
Conference, Anaheim CA, pp.358-361
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Shahi A., and C. Terzidis [1998],
“Cyber-theatres”, 3rd Multimedia Technology and Applications
Conference, Anaheim CA, pp.20-23.
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Campbell D. and C. Terzidis [1998], “Data-stream
Driven Distributed Virtual Environments”, 3rd Multimedia Technology
and Applications Conference, Anaheim CA, pp.344-350.
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Terzidis, C. [1998], “Proposal for a 3D World
Map”, Design Decision Support Systems 4 Conference Proceedings, Maastricht, The
Netherlands, pp.87-92.
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Terzidis C. [1998], “A Hypermedia-based
Architectural Spaces”, 15th International Congress on Cybernetics,
Namur, Belgium, pp.301-307.
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Terzidis, C.
[1997] "Smart Buildings and
Future Architects," Western Regional ACSA Conference, Los Angeles,
pp.5-10.
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Terzidis, C.
[1996] "A Remote-learning
System for CAAD Education," (Poster) ACADIA 96 Conference, Tucson.
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Terzidis, C. and Vakalo, E.-G., "Computer-aided
Extraction of Morphological Information From Architectural Drawings,"
ACADIA 94 Proceedings, 77-86 (1994)
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Terzidis, C. and Vakalo, E.-G., "A
System for Extracting Morphological Information From Architectural Drawings,"
in Advanced Modeling and Simulation, Academy Press, 267-276 (1994)
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Terzidis, C. and Vakalo, E.-G., "Experiments
on Spatial Structures," ACADIA Quarterly, 12:3-5 (1993)
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Terzidis, C. Schunck, B. and Vakalo, E.-G., "Towards
Reverse Engineering: Reconstruction
of Objects Using Deformable Models," in Advanced Technologies, Now
York: Elsevier Scientific Publications,
425-435 (1993
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Terzidis, C. and Vakalo, E.-G., "On Form and
Content: Experiments On Formal
Systems," PERFORATIONS, 4:1-6, (1992)
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Terzidis, C. and Vakalo, E.-G. [1992],
"Architecture and New Media," 3CyberConf Proceedings, 1-3 (1992)
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Terzidis, C. and Vakalo, E.-G., "Transformations
of the Role of Computers in Architectural Design," IAPS 12 Proceedings,
2:186-191 (1992)
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Terzidis, C. and Groat, L., "Architecture and
Utopia in the Electronic Age," Proceedings of the International Symposium
on Architecture and Culture, 285-289, (1992)
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Terzidis, C. and Vakalo, E.-G., "Some
Thoughts on the Role of Computers in Architectural Design," Design
and Decision Support Systems in Architecture and Urban Planning Conference,
17-25 (1992)
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Terzidis, C. "Transformational
Design," ACADIA Proceedings, 87-1-1 (1989)
PUBLISHED
RESEARCH REPORTS
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[Terzidis, C. [1998], “A System for Extracting Aesthetic Information from
Architectural Drawings”, International Workshop on Machine Vision Applications,
Tokyo Japan
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Yessios, C., Parent B., Brown, W. and Terzidis, C.,
"CKAAD Expert: A computer and
knowledge aided architectural design expert," in Design Theory 88, NSF
Grantee Workshop on Design Theory and Methodology, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,
Troy N.Y., 1-8 (1988)
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Yessios, C., Parent, B., Brown, W. and Terzidis,
C., "Architectural knowledge and how to incorporate it in a knowledge
base," Working Paper 3, in NSF Project #DMC-8609893, End of First Year
Reports, 30-39 (1987)
· UCLA Education 3D Studio MAX: http://www.autodesk.com/solution/customer/stories/uclaswww.htm
· Peter Anders Envisioning Cyberspace, Prentice-Hall, 1999, p. 181.
· www.calarts.edu/outofline/0097.html
· www.aitb.ucla.edu/ITRetreat1999/notebook/Attendees.htm
· www.my-edu2.com/EDU/archit.htm
· www.realtimerendering.com/fgl/sigsketch.txt
· www.reveils.com/people/Margo/bookmark.htm
· www.fen-om.com/spanishtheory/tech19.html
· proxy.arts.uci.edu/con_credit.html
· www.web3d.org/www-vrml/hypermail/1999/9901/0089.html
· www.cs.cmu.edu/~ph/869/www/mosaic.html
COMPACT DISKS (CD)
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On-line
real-time Virtual Reality
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Programming
in 3D with Java
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MorphZhapes
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Zhapes
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formNet
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MorphZhapes
v 1.0 (morphing system) in
Java (open source) © 2000
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Zhapes
v 1.9 (mathematical
transformation system) in Java (open source)
© 1999
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FormNet
v1.0 (3D
Navigator/modeler) in Java (open source) © 1998
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NetZhapes
v1.0 (Information display)
(open source) © 1998
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Meta© (3D modeler) in C/C++ © 1989
INVITED LECTURES
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Invited Lecture and Morphing
Studio at University of Washington, “Recent Work”, (November 2000)
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Invited Lecture at University of Michigan,
“Morphing Systems”, (September 2000)
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Invited
Lecture at Arizona State University, “Recent Work”, (May 2000)
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UCLA
Design and Media Arts Lecture, "Liquid Geometry", (January 2000)
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UCLA
Retreat/UCLA’S Best, “Experimentation
with Forms”, La Jolla, CA (September 1999)
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Onassis
Foundation,
Athens, Greece. (April 1999) Title: Virtual Reality and the Internet”
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USC
School of Film and Television (September 1998): “Beyond Virtual Reality”
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School
of Engineering, Aristotle University (August 1998) Title: “On-line
Real-time Virtual Reality”
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"Virtual
Projects", SIGGRAPH 97, Los
Angeles, 1997
EXHIBITIONS
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"Computer-Generated
Art", North Commons Gallery, The University of Michigan, March 28-April
15, 1993 and July 1-28, 1993.
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“Poster for
nine Architects” with Eric Owen Moss.
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Ph.D.
Committee (Architecture and Urban Design)
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Awards
Committee (Architecture and Urban Design)
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Computer
Committee (Architecture and Urban Design)
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Legislative
Committee (UCLA)
Ph.D.
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Yoshihiro
Kobayashi (Image
analysis and recognition) Graduated: Jan 2001 (now Visiting Assistant Professor
at Arizona State University’s School of Architecture)
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Thomas
Woolsey (An Engineering
Analysis Tool for Architecture) Qualifying Exams: Winter 2001
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Behn
Samareh (Emotive Virtual
Spaces) Qualifying Exams: Spring 2001
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Grace
Tsai (Biological
processes in Architectural Design) MA/PhD level
M.Arch
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Daksh
Sahni (Java 3D solutions
for Urban Design)
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Abdul
Ballam (Visualization of
historical sites and their change over time)
M.Arch.
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Craig
Brown (Visualization of
topological graphs)
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Stelios
Zerefos (3D
reconstruction from orthographic projections)
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Anuradha
Sachdev (Painting
spaces)
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Nandu
Birudavolu (Multi-user
environments)
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Muneeb
Wani (Telecommuting and
the future of urban design)
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Steve
Vetica (Texture mapping
in Java)
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Satish
Ganesan 1998
"Virtual Shopping"
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Avantica
Shahi 1998
"Cyber-Theatres"
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David
Campbell 1998
"Data-driven Distributed Environments"
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Sachin
Kalbag 1997
"Collaborative Design Survey"
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Yu-May
Lin 1997
"Information Display in 3D"