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Yasha Grobman
Yasha Grobman [BA, MArch] is an architect and principal researcher in OCEAN. He received his Bachelor of Architecture degree in 1997 from Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem, and his Masters Degree (MArch) from the Design Research Laboratory (DRL) program in the Architectural Association in London in 2001. Currently, he is PHD candidate and co- director of T_CODE at the Faculty of Architecture and Town planning at the Technion in Haifa http://tx.technion.ac.il/~tcode His Research concentrates on computer based generation in architecture.
In 1999 he founded Grobman Architects. He participated and was awarded in numerous architectural competitions in Israel and around the world among them is Hefer secondary school competition (2004), and Bussan Tower competition (2002). In 2003 he co-founded Axelrod Grobman Architects, a practice that is currently involved in design of public and residential projects in Israel. He received the Sandberg grant for research and development 2002-2003. He was guest critic and lecturer in several universities in Israel and around the world and set as an invited jury member at the Herta and Paul Amir Architectural Competition for a new building to Tel Aviv Museum of Art and the Miami Biennale 2003.
In 2003 he initiated and co-curated with arch. Shelly Cohen Soft[ware] Boundaries international exhibition presenting contemporary digital architecture at the Israeli Association of United Architects Gallery http://www.arch.technion.ac.il/Soft[ware]_Boundaries
In 2005, 2006 and 2007 he initiated and co-chaired FormD, an international series of conferences on digital morphogenesis in the Technion, Haifa
http://www.arch.technion.ac.il/formd/formd_files/frame.htm http://tx.technion.ac.il/~tcode/formd4.html
Together with Eran Neuman he currently curates an exhibition entitled ‘Performalism – Form and Function in Digital Architecture’ exhibition in the Tel Aviv Museum of Art to be opened in June 2008.

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