Archive for December, 2010
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Charleston Transport Hub (2010)
Competition entry for a new transportation hub in Charleston, SC. The city is interested in adding a light rail line to connect the downtown and historic districts. The new hub would serve daily commuters and tourists arriving and departing via …
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Aural Architecture (2010)
Looking to precedents such as OMA’s Casa da Musica, our group set out to change sound through surface made with Rhino scripting. Using the Knowlton School of Architecture’s main space, a typically sound-rich space, we experimented with creating a new …
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Productive Parking-Algae Trees (2010)
Algae is the energy source of the future. One day soon, biofuels made from this renewable resource will power everything from cars to boats to planes. In fact, the aviation industry hopes to finish the conversion to algae-based biofuels within …
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Paper Parking (2010)
In one year, the average office worker will use over 12,500 sheets of paper; the equivalent of 1.5 trees. For a small office of 100 people, this adds up to a forest of 150 trees to supply enough paper for …
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Knowlton Gets A Face-Lift (2010)
What if a truck crashed into the Knowlton School of Architecture and damaged the storefront facade in the south garden? This project is a proposal for a hypothetical rebuild of the south facade. Taking cues from Herzog and de Meuron’s …
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Expo 2010 (2010)
Part of a collective masterplan of expo buildings meant to showcase new technologies and the artist’s pavilions for a hypothetical “Expo 2010″. The round pavilion is a continuation of the work done one the artist pavilion; louvres give and deny …
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Artist Pavilion for Paul Pfeiffer (2010)
A pavilion for video artist Paul Pfeiffer to be included in the hypothetical 2010 Expo. Pfeiffer’s work deals with digitally erasing athletes and celebrities from video footage. The resulting films show a flicker of space where the person once stood; …
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IMI/OSU Masonry Design Competition (2010)
Proposal for a hypothetical small classroom pavilion for the Ohio State University’s School of Earth Sciences. With a focus on the earth, geologic sciences, and global environmental change, I proposed a design which directly relates to Planet Earth. The rainscreen …