EA-CR is a design research forum that operates in the ambiguous territory that lies between the now, the future and the speculative. Through the exploration of emergent technological, ecological and cultural impetuses, we attempt to piece together the probable and the possible worlds of tomorrow through investigations that operate on multiple scales, formats and materialities.
STEFAN SVEDBERG
Contact: svedberg@ea-cr.eu
Stefan Svedberg is a founding partner and design principal of international architecture and design research firm, EA-CR. He has also collaborated with a variety of firms and institutions as a technological innovation and design consultant and has been commissioned to develop robotic research laboratories for architecture at the research and development departments of various corporate offices and Chalmers University of Technology. Prior to being a lecturer at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, he has been visiting faculty at Chalmers University of Technology, Konstfack, and the National Taiwan University of Science and Technology. He was the co-author of EA-CR's contributions to Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions and Horizon 2020's ADAPT-r (Architecture, Design and Art Practice Training – research) initiative. He has also been the recipient of research grants and scholarships from Fulbright, the Swedish Royal Academy of Fine Arts and the Ax:son Johnson Foundation. His work has been exhibited across a range of cultural and academic institutions in Ghent, London, Barcelona, Paris, Aarhus, Glasgow, Melbourne, Brisbane and the Gold Coast. He holds a Master of Design Research from Southern California Institute of Architecture, a Master of Architecture and Urban Design from Chalmers University of Technology and a Bachelor of Arts in Spatial Design from Chelsea College of Art and Design.
HSENG TAI JA RENG LINTNER
Contact: lintner@ea-cr.eu
Hseng Tai Lintner is a founding partner and design principal of international architecture and design research firm, EA-CR. She has also collaborated with a variety of firms and institutions as a technological innovation and design consultant and has been commissioned to develop robotic research laboratories for architecture at the research and development departments of various corporate offices and Chalmers University of Technology. Prior to being a lecturer at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, she has been visiting faculty at Chalmers University of Technology, Konstfack, the University of Westminster and the National Taiwan University of Science and Technology. Through EA-CR, she has received research funding from Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions and Horizon 2020 for an ADAPT-r (Architecture, Design and Art Practice Training - research) fellowship at the University of Westminster. She has also been the recipient of research grants and scholarships from Fulbright, the Swedish Royal Academy of Fine Arts and the Sweden-America Foundation. Her work has been exhibited across a range of cultural and academic institutions in Ghent, London, Barcelona, Paris, Aarhus, Glasgow, Melbourne, Brisbane and the Gold Coast. She holds a Master of Science in Architectural Technologies from Southern California Institute of Architecture, a Master of Architecture and Urban Design from Chalmers University of Technology and a Bachelor of Arts in Spatial Design from Chelsea College of Art and Design.
