MAD no doubt is one of the most recognized architectural practices in China and worldwide. Every year,MAD receives countless job and internship applications. To be able to work at MAD will definitely enrichyour career as even though the people working here might have been lucky, but are undeniablyoutstanding. What could possibly be on the minds of the MAD interns?

MAD无疑是中国最受瞩目的建筑师事务所，同时在世界范围内也受到极高的关注。MAD每年都收到来自全世界不计其数的工作申请和实习申请。能够进入MAD学习和工作一段时间，职业生涯无疑会变得精彩丰富，在这里的人们，也许是幸运的，但肯定是优秀的。那些还没迈出学校门槛，在MAD工作的实习生们，他们脑子里天马星空的想法是什么样的？

Name: Jenny Trumble
Educational Institution: University of Pennsylvania
Year: M.Arch 2010
Nationality: USA
Email: Jennifer.Trumble@gmail.com

Who is your favourite architect? Why?
I like Snøhetta, Weiss Manfredi, and IwamotoScott. I’m intrigued by the way these firms are driven by context in a way that makes their architecture more dynamic.

What is the major characteristic of your current school’s education?There are a lot of different ideas being developed at Penn. A systematic approach to design is what really pulls them all together.

What have you gained during the MAD internship?
My internship at MAD has given me the opportunity to work on a very complex project that will soon be built at the lightning speed of the Chinese construction industry. It has been a very valuable experience.

What are your thoughts and feelings upon Chinese Architecture and the environment? Any suggestion?
Before I came to Beijing for my internship I had never been to Asia. Upon first impression I was surprised, and honestly a bit disappointed at at how familiarly stale a lot of the newer developments felt. Now that I’ve spent some time getting to know Beijing a little better, I love the hutongs. Is it possible to be nostalgically progressive?

What is your dream?
I dream about flying a lot. It’s fun!

What would you do if you were not an architect?
Go back to school. Again and again.

What is your dream project?
A book filled with both fantastical and practical ideas, most of which I haven’t thought of yet.

What is your favourite project in your portfolio? Why?
Walks of Life is by far the earliest of the projects. It needs a better title. It needs lots of things, actually, but I like it because I really fell in love with cities and with architecture while I was working on it.

姓名: 珍妮特布朗尔
学校: 宾夕法尼亚大学
年级: 2010 硕士
国籍: 美国
电邮: Jennifer.Trumble@gmail.com
最喜欢的建筑师是谁？为什么？
我喜欢Snøhetta, Weiss Manfredi,和IwamotoScott.我被这些公司驾驭环境使得建筑更为动态活力的方式迷住了。

你所在学校的教育特点？
宾大是一个有各种不同思潮涌现的学校，一个系统化的设计方法将这些思潮又真正的组织在了一起。

在MAD实习最大的收获是什么？
在MAD的实习使得我有机会做非常复杂的工程，这个工程又将以中国闪电般的建设速度快速建成。这是一个非常宝贵的经验。

对中国建筑有什么感触？你的建议是什么？
我是因为这次实习机会而到达北京，这是我第一次到亚洲，第一印象很惊讶。同时说实话在对城市新发展时对待古老文化的处理上感到有些失望，现在我花了很多时间去了解更多的北京，我爱胡同，有没有可能让这种古老更好的被保护？

你的梦想是什么？
我希望飞得更多，这太有趣了。

你如果不当建筑师会选择什么职业？
回到学校，一次又一次。

你梦想中的项目是什么样的？
我想写一本充满幻想但又充满现实的书。但大部分内容我还没有想好。

在自己的作品集中，你最喜欢的作品是什么？为什么？
我最喜欢Walks of Life，这是迄今为止最早的一个项目，它需要一个更好的标题，它需要更多的东西。实际上，当我在做这个项目的时候，我真正的爱上了城市和建筑。

Walks of life: Denver Transportation Museum

Reality is different from our common perceptions. Stereotypes of transportation will be realized and overcome.

Although Lower Downtown Denver is home to Union Station and the Market Street Bus Terminal, the streets are not overwhelmed by trains and busses, but by pedestrians. On a typical
weekday, most of the pedestrians fit into two categories: the bum or the businessman.

The paths of these two types of pedestrians are very different. The businessman tends to travel directly from one destination to the next, rarely stopping. The bum, on the other hand, tends to wander at a leisurely pace, having no specific destination.

步行生活：丹佛交通博物馆

虽然现实中人们的观点相异，但交通的方式却克服了这一差别。丹佛市中心不大，基本交通是基于联合车站和市场街巴士站，街上没有被高铁和汽车淹没，行人很多，拿一个典型的工作日来讲，行人可以分成两类：流浪汉或生意人。这两类人行进路径有很大区别，生意人常常是从一个目的地到另外一个目的地，很少停下脚步，但是乞丐就不同了，他们悠哉的渡步，并没有目标。

Agrarian Sprawl

The ambition of this project is to radically change the urban landscape by turning the landscape of Philadelphia into productive agrarian sprawl. This method of greening the city will reach far and wide as it addresses issues ranging from vacant land in de-industrializedcities, poor access to fresh food in under-served neighborhoods, and overabundance of processed foods in our diets, to the current state of the stressed global food network. With an education center, a market, and a storm-water-filtering wetland, the new housing complex will become a hub for the exchange of information and food. The education center will provide urban agricultural training. Water filtered on site can be used to grow food across the city. Surplus crops can then be brought to the market, providing fresh food for the neighborhoods of Philadelphia.

这个设计的目标是从根本上改变农业生产的扩张并将其转化为费城的城市景观。这种方式可以使得城市绿化变得宽广。工业城市空置土地很多，但是却难以获得新鲜的食物，同时加工类食品太多，希望通过全球性的粮食网络加以改变。以教育为中心，市场，雨水过滤湿地，新兴住宅区将成为信息和粮食交流的枢纽。在教育中心提供城市农业培训。过滤水可以供整个城市农作物使用。剩余食物可以推向市场，为费城的市民提供新鲜事物。

创建一个艺术和工作区，并可以领略福特福德河的景观，同时可以与伦敦及周边的绿色空间互动。将建筑整体考虑，多维度的使用，同时给地面带来新的活力。因为光，材料的密度以及构造，在地面形成了新的景象。这片新土地不仅仅是一个大型基础景观设施的一部分，也与整个福特福德河与雷文斯本河绿地相连。

MOMA加建部分的转化

连续变化的形式基于对火成岩地层的研究，然后随之应用在相关的空间，结构，材料和建筑概念之中。应用的火成岩形态设计是适合于场地的，其不仅仅具有功能性，还具有艺术性，也很经济。其设计的艺术范畴和文化范畴很广。里面流动优美的空间形态展现出这里是MOMA扩建部分。

盛放

墨西哥的特斯科科湖在城市发展下为蓝藻创造了极好的生存条件，蓝藻爆发将在水面形成一层薄但是致密的结构。为了实现这一城市尺度的基础设施，将对外资源供给路径掌控，控制藻类，盐分，以食物来源。这一高密度并与外界隔绝的区域当中的建筑包括：海洋科学中心，城市流于研究设施和住房。

陶瓷编织

本次的调查旨在揭示三维梭纺结构可以转化编织成为更坚固的材料。电脑模拟和设计渗透在整个设计过程中。有些部分，使用3D打印出传统的4维模型进行制造，其它的部分则是直接用3D打印粘土做成，然后在传统的烧炉中烧制完成。这两个过程涉及到从数字化到电脑模拟领域，反之亦然。

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