Assignment 1
inpirational work concept map I would like to look into mix used buildings that enhance the lifestyle of those residing in it. I would like to look into how I can increase efficiency in certain areas to create more leisure time, and places that support the leisure activities. How can … Continue reading →
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BioSynergies: The Beginning
Today is the first day of my blogging experience. I am not one to add unnecessary words to a statement because it sounds fancy or makes me seem more intelligent. To give a basic idea of how I am, one could summarize me as a bullet point type of person. Thus as an aspiring architect, […]
Day 1
Hello, this blog will chronicle my thinking and progress during my terminal thesis project under Nancy Cheng at the White Stag building in Portland. The goal of this terminal is to develop an Ecodistrict design. I’m particularly interested in dovetailing my interests in very energy efficient design at the building level (ex: Passive House) with […]
Moments in the City
In a place characterized by constant motion, sometimes it is nice to pause for a moment. To me, this image attempts to distill some of the more poignant visual moments in PDX at large. The urban landscape is dense and … Continue reading →
Initial Inspiration
Ohio’s Toledo Museum of Art Small Worlds Exhibit – by Lori Nix
Assignment – 1: Introduction
For my thesis, I plan on using it as an opportunity to expand my horizons and continue discovering not only new drafting and drawing techniques but also add to my design process and theory. Being in a studio that is directly related to green technology will also not only be challenging but will be a great chance to learn […]
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Taiwan’s solar-power
Taiwan's solar-powered stadium designed by Toyo Ito. Image by Inhabitat.
Bahrain World Trade
Bahrain World Trade Center’s three enormous wind turbine, image by Inhabitat.