Bio-Architecture & the San Francisco of the Future: Craig Scott at TEDxMission The City2.0

Craig Scott is co-founder of IwamotoScott Architecture, committed to pursuing architecture as a form of applied design research, via a design process that proceeds from the belief that each project can achieve a unique design synthesis. The practice engages in projects across a wide range of scope and scale, including theoretical design proposals, museum installations and exhibitions, full-scale fabrications, competitions and commissioned building projects. Conceptual themes of the work focus on intensifying the experiential and performance based qualities of architecture. This design approach is informed by ideas of formal, spatial and material adaptation with respect to conditions of program, site and environment, and is pursued through in-depth exploration of the fluid and transformative potentials of new technologies.

[@zacharylindgren2570]

This is the coolest video I've ever seen.

[@jyw0000]

His wife teaches the upper div architecture class at UC Berkeley I'm in 👌

[@gabrielclark6906]

I liked it, but it was hard to follow.... maybe a little too nervous.

[@Bouchon211]

I was just thinking that the San Francisco skyline needed hundreds of algae towers.

[@ItsRawrTopia]

We need amusement park 50% off for SF residents

[@NK-xo7xo]

it is interesting, but somebody else has to do the presentation. it's hard to listen u feel tired

[@antti1977]

Sounds like he has re-invented public utilities such as waterpipes and groundwater plant 😂 H2 lines are like gasnetworks that have been around since 1800 hundreds

[@Zoza15]

The guy seems nervous ey?.

[@ItsRawrTopia]

No?

[@etremisajour8528]

Very interesting point but G please tell him speech therapist exist.

[@DiaNa-qy2mb]

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[@michaeltellez1521]

He must be nervous

[@ItsRawrTopia]

Maybe

[@dkilla01]

Wow this guy has a serious speech glitch

[@ItsRawrTopia]

speech glitch?

[@ItsRawrTopia]

The time please?

[@rr7firefly]

I think that because he is speaking "Archi-Talk" much of what he says sounds like another version of English.

[@mikejadis]

It would be a lot better if he were a better speaker...

[@ItsRawrTopia]

I don't get it.

[@409raul]

his voice is boring me to death

[@ItsRawrTopia]

How?