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SCI-Arc - Southern California Institute of Architecture

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Keck Lecture HallKeck Hall houses the first use <strong>of</strong>industrial felt as a sound mitigationtool. The sound field installation wasdesigned in 2002 by Hodgetts & Fung.Ming Fung is the Academic AffairsDirector at <strong>SCI</strong>-<strong>Arc</strong>, and partner atHodgetts & Fung. The Keck installationwas designed before computers werea common architectural tool. Hodgetts& Fung worked physically on a largescale to manipulate and cut the industrialfelt to increase sound absorptionin the space. Faculty member AlexisRochas along with Craig Hodgettsworked with students to install thealuminum framing system and façade.Each semester’s lecture seriesproduces an eclectic selection <strong>of</strong>speakers from multiple disciplines, includingarchitects, artists, filmmakers,engineers, theoreticians, and performers.Speakers are selected by a forum<strong>of</strong> students, faculty, alumni, and administratorsand the lectures are free.Lectures are <strong>of</strong>ten followed by a Q&Adiscussion, allowing students and facultyto interact more personally withthe invited speaker. <strong>SCI</strong>-<strong>Arc</strong> lecturesare broadcast live for simultaneousviewing on the internet at <strong>SCI</strong>-<strong>Arc</strong> Live.Student VoicesTony M. B.<strong>Arc</strong>h“A <strong>SCI</strong>-<strong>Arc</strong> student is <strong>SCI</strong>-<strong>Arc</strong>. Nothingmore, nothing less. At <strong>SCI</strong>-<strong>Arc</strong>, no styleis out <strong>of</strong> style, or in style. We’re in acontinuous state <strong>of</strong> evolution and theschool is no longer today what it wasyesterday.”

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