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For their inaugural Woods Bagot Prize, the international design studio awards three SCI-Arc Grads

By Mackenzie Goldberg|

Wednesday, Sep 26, 2018

Students presenting their work at SCI-Arc's 2018 theses reviews.

The award-winning design studio Woods Bagot has recognized three graduates of SCI-Arc with the first ever Woods Bagot Prize, which comes with a $20,000 check as well as the offer of a position at any of the firm's 15 studios. According to the firm, the prize was created to support the Southern California school in preparing the next generation to push the boundaries of architecture. 

The inaugural winners were graduate students Mikiko Takasago from Japan, M. Arch 1, José Carlos García, from Mexico M. Arch 2, and undergraduate Luciano Menghini, B. Arch from Italy. The decision was based on portfolio reviews sponsored by the firm, the thesis work for which can be seen below.

Takasago's thesis, No Thing, explored what her own tomb might look like in the year 2088.

Jose Carlos Garcia thesis, Super-Entity, on the other hand, centered around the design for a commercial building in DTLA and how orthographic projection is a key representation of this typology.

Lastly, Menghini's undergratuate thesis was a project for The Museum of the Twentieth Century in the Berlin Kulturforum which investigated the corridor typology and reconfigured the classical enfilade organization of a museum.


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For their inaugural Woods Bagot Prize, the international design studio awards three SCI-Arc Grads

By Mackenzie Goldberg|

Wednesday, Sep 26, 2018

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Students presenting their work at SCI-Arc's 2018 theses reviews.

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woods bagot ● prize ● sci-arc
Woods Bagot
Woods Bagot
Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc)
Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc)

The award-winning design studio Woods Bagot has recognized three graduates of SCI-Arc with the first ever Woods Bagot Prize, which comes with a $20,000 check as well as the offer of a position at any of the firm's 15 studios. According to the firm, the prize was created to support the Southern California school in preparing the next generation to push the boundaries of architecture. 

The inaugural winners were graduate students Mikiko Takasago from Japan, M. Arch 1, José Carlos García, from Mexico M. Arch 2, and undergraduate Luciano Menghini, B. Arch from Italy. The decision was based on portfolio reviews sponsored by the firm, the thesis work for which can be seen below.

Takasago's thesis, No Thing, explored what her own tomb might look like in the year 2088.

Jose Carlos Garcia thesis, Super-Entity, on the other hand, centered around the design for a commercial building in DTLA and how orthographic projection is a key representation of this typology.

Lastly, Menghini's undergratuate thesis was a project for The Museum of the Twentieth Century in the Berlin Kulturforum which investigated the corridor typology and reconfigured the classical enfilade organization of a museum.


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