A capstone project was spearheaded by Julieta Moradei, E’16, a fifth-year civil engineering major with a strong interest in incorporating the principles of architecture into her co-ops and classwork. After lobbying to work on a capstone project in collaboration with the architecture department, she connected with two faculty members who believed in her interdisciplinary vision — Janos Stone,Design Researcher in Residence in the Department of Art + Design, and Daniel Dulaski, associate teaching professor of civil and environmental engineering. Then she worked with them to assemble a talented team of engineers, architects, and graphic designers, students in COE and CAMD who convened to create an exceptionally well-researched, thoughtful, and creative proposal to redesign the street dividing campus in two.
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Image: The “Skylarium,” featuring a glass dome through which viewers could marvel at Boston’s skyline.