TATIANA BILBAO ESTUDIO
EDITOR: BENJAMIN WILKE
“Source Books in Architecture No. 16: Tatiana Bilbao Estudio presents Tatiana Bilbao in conversation with students while documenting a series of projects.”
“Tatiana Bilbao is one of the most exciting architects working today. It gives me great pleasure to write that sentence as I think of her work as exciting not because it is flamboyant (it is not), luxurious (it is decidedly not), or self-important (it would never be), but because it calls out to everyone who experiences it exactly what architecture can do .” —Deborah Berke
“Bilbao's hand-crafted collage language of representation was evident in the students' visual performances, albeit souped up to envelop reviewers in the form of a digital extravaganza in the round. Layered images rotated around the walls of the room forcing spectators to swivel and bend to follow graphics in motion. Yet no amount of electronic magic or digital mirage could overshadow the core strength of the best conceived ideas nor elevate the weaker ones. Overall, each collaboration with Tatiana was inventive, compelling, and challenging to prescribed cultural norms, privatized ownership, and the ubiquity of undervalued hidden labor.”—Kay Bea Jones
“At the core of the studio's practice is the analysis of the context surrounding projects, ranging from master plans to affordable housing”
“At the core of the studio's practice is the analysis of the context surrounding projects, ranging from master plans to affordable housing.”
Tatiana Bilbao ESTUDIO approaches architecture from multidisciplinary perspectives and fosters a collective environment with a diverse team of architects, academics, and model makers. The working method involves hand drawing and iterative models to maintain a design and development process rooted in spatial exploration rather than solely relying on digital tools.
Selected Works
Drawing CodesEXPERIMENTAL PROTOCOLS OF ARCHITECTURAL REPRESENTATION
FLUXArchitecture in a Parametric Landscape
FLUX - Ila + AndrewArchitecture in a Parametric Landscape
New Investigations in Collective FormNeeraj Bhatia
Tatiana Bilbao EstudioBenjamin Wilke
Autonomous UrbanismEvan Shieh
WAY BEYOND BIGNESSProject type
Designing the Computational Image, Imagining Computational DesignDaniel Cardoso Llach and Theodora Vardouli
Living + Dying INbetweenPeter Zweig
Silt Sand SlurryRob Holmes, Brett Milligan, and Gena Wirth
G. E. KIDDER SMITH BUILDSProject type
NUCLEAR CHRONICLESDESIGN RESEARCH ON THE LANDSCAPES OF THE US NUCLEAR HIGHWAY
Environmental Activism by DesignColeman Coker, Sarah Gamble, Katie Swenson , and Thomas Fisher
Designing for EmpathyAybars Aşçı
Designing for Empathy - Aybars AşçıAybars Aşçı
Johnston MarkleeBenjamin Wilke
Impossible and Hyper-Real Elements of ArchitectureCarl Lostritto
New Investigations in Collective FormNeeraj Bhatia + The Open Workshop
Source Books in Architecture 16Tatiana Bilbao
Environmental Activism by DesignColeman Coker + Sarah Gamble
Designing the Computational Image, Imagining Computational DesignDaniel Cardoso Llach + Theodora Vardouli
CITIES OF REPETITIONHONG KONG’S PRIVATE HOUSING ESTATES
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