2022S_Final Project_Russo Section
ARCH-2800 | Rhett Russo, Associate Professor Final Project Studio – Russo Section Selected Student Work: Allison Daboval Becca Dailey Lily Wood Nathanael Musera //
S’14 FP Review Dates
ARCHITECTURE IN THE EXPANDED FIELD: Final Project Directed Research Sequence [ARCH 4980 + 4990] REVIEW DATES | SPRING 2014. Final Project 1 + 2 [F2013 – S2014] Design Phase [Part I] Wednesday, March 5 12:00 – 6:00 Greene Gallery LEITAO (w/Ngai) CREMBIL (w/Perry) Design Phase [Part II] Friday, March 7 12:00 – 6:00 Greene Gallery […]
Pianka Paul
ARCH-4980.2 | Jeremy Carvalho, Adjunct Professor SOCIAL INTEGRATION WITH INTERCONNECTIONS PIANKA PAUL The topography of Bangladesh is basically low-lying, flat alluvial land with an extensive network of rivers and channels. The total land area is 147, 570 sq km where 80% is flatland, and 20% land is 1 meter or less above sea level. Its geographical location makes […]
Liana Muresan
ARCH-4980.2 | Jeremy Carvalho, Adjunct Professor HYDROLANDSCAPE Collection and Growth of Natural Resources LIANA MURESAN The cold deserts of the Arctic Circle are dynamic, altering landscapes that undergo major season material changes and surface re-organizations. The various layers that make up the landscape differ in porosity and materiality, allowing them to be constantly restructuring themselves and causing […]
Travis Lydon
ARCH-4980.2 | Jeremy Carvalho, Adjunct Professor TROPHIC EXCHANGES The Modular Reefscape TRAVIS LYDON Focusing on this notion of aggregation and assembly, the provisional research into coral growth patterning has driven a large interest in adjacencies between modular components and the spatial potentials of modular juxtaposition. The trophic reef is the catalyst which informs the modular aggregation strategy, […]
Padraic Hegan
ARCH-4980.2 | Jeremy Carvalho, Adjunct Professor A FUTURE AFTER THE STORM PADRAIC HEGAN If the barrier of the human and the machine is porous, then certainly the connection between humans and architecture should be the same. By examining the current stock of urban environment, we are left with the question, “What does architecture need to do?”. I […]
Andrea Goldstein
ARCH-4980.2 | Jeremy Carvalho, Adjunct Professor URBAN FILTRATION Connecting Urbanism + Indigenous Ecosystems ANDREA GOLDSTEIN The edge condition between land and water in dense urban environments is created to optimize buildable space with a sharp barrier. There is no variation between the ground and water, no connection to bridge the gap; a clear divide that creates two […]
Danielle Fleischmann
ARCH-4980.2 | Jeremy Carvalho, Adjunct Professor INJECTING LANDSCAPES DANIELLE FLEISCHMANN This ecological formation of the living and the mechanical cohesively to preserve all ecologies enhances an artificial growth that may have the appearance of a natural state of existence. The production of life is a dynamic force that can be utilized for unlimited sources of development. The […]
Rebecca Exley
ARCH-4980.2 | Jeremy Carvalho, Adjunct Professor A DESIRE FOR COLOR AND MOVEMENT Improved Educational Space REBECCA EXLEY This is an exploration about an adaptable system that generates immersive performance spaces with the ability to morph and change based on the user or performer inputs, or on preprogrammed configurations that correspond to the performance. Through the use of […]