The 2010 NC State Graphic Design Graduate Symposium

Posted: January 27th, 2010 | Author: ajrigau | Filed under: DesignCriticism, DesignCulture, DesignProfession, DesignWriting, NC State, Personal | Tags: Authenticity, Communication, Master in Graphic Design, NC State, NC State Graphic Design, Raleigh, Rhetoric, Visual Rhetoric | No Comments »

Last friday and saturday I attended NC State’s Biennial Graphic Design Graduate Symposium: Design, Community & the Rhetoric of Authenticity. From the get go, know that it was a top notch event, executed with the care and precision of a full-blown international conference.
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Authors

About us

Armando Rigau holds a degree in Philosophy from Georgetown University. Currently he studies at the M.Arch. 1 program at the School of Architecture, Art and Planning at Cornell University.
Alberto Rigau recently completed his graduate studies in Design at the College of Design in NC State University. Currently he runs a multidisciplinary design studio in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

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Our Projects

From Estudio Interlínea

Post-its as writing…
On Thursday October 8 2009 3M Company of Puerto Rico held a fashion show to promote some of their Post-it products. For the event, estudio interlínea was commissioned to design and execute the event’s visual language… of course, all of it made out of Post-its. —— To make the video more interesting, I used the music track [...] […]
A design to recognize design thinkers
Alberto Rigau designed the commemorative object that was given to the recipients of the 2009 medals in architecture. Puerto Rico’s professional college of architects and landscape architects honors individuals and/or entities who are not directly related to the discipline of architecture but who have contributed to the field in a way that can be evidenced [. […]
Wings on Wings Dean’s Award
Alberto Rigau was recognized by Marvin J Malecha, FAIA and Denise Gonzales Crisp for his contributions to the NC State University College of Design community. He was recognized for his roles as a T.A., a teacher at the College’s Design Camp for aspiring design students, as a designer for the Student Publication and for the [...] […]

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deflections in thought by Armando Rigau + Alberto Rigau