Systems Integration Project
Architecture
Final Project for Architecture COMP STUDIO ARCH 5120 lead by Professors David Fannon and Michelle Laboy. This project, which site is located in Allston MA, explored the construction of a building that allows adaptive reuse to ensure it last longer. We proposed three programs: a brewery, an art gallery and a performance hall. The building uses passive ventilation techniques, and it is designed to be underground, with three pavilions raising above the ground.
Pioneer Valley Research and Engagement
Architecture
A collection of initial site research conducted throughout the Fall semester, in addition to graphical illustrations made throughout the whole year that represent that foundational knowledge for our thesis projects.
Connect and Revitalize
Architecture
Transforming the historic Turners falls Dam and Holyoke Dam areas into dam parks to enhance its ecological, historical, educational, and leisure value is the sites plan that we can create vibrant community spaces that ce
Healing Environments
Architecture
A Nurturescape Nexus: Blending thoughtful design, therapeutic activities, and community engagement in order to create environments that nurture mental well-being and foster a sense of belonging.
Beyond Concrete
Architecture
Agriculture and modern food systems have continually transformed the natural habitats of the Northeastern region and rural areas at large.
Healing Environments
Architecture
A Nurturescape Nexus: Blending thoughtful design, therapeutic activities, and community engagement in order to create environments that nurture mental well-being and foster a sense of belonging.
Beyond Concrete
Architecture
Agriculture and modern food systems have continually transformed the natural habitats of the Northeastern region and rural areas at large.
Systems Integration Project
Architecture
Final Project for Architecture COMP STUDIO ARCH 5120 lead by Professors David Fannon and Michelle Laboy. This project, which site is located in Allston MA, explored the construction of a building that allows adaptive reuse to ensure it last longer. We proposed three programs: a brewery, an art gallery and a performance hall. The building uses passive ventilation techniques, and it is designed to be underground, with three pavilions raising above the ground.
Pioneer Valley Research and Engagement
Architecture
A collection of initial site research conducted throughout the Fall semester, in addition to graphical illustrations made throughout the whole year that represent that foundational knowledge for our thesis projects.
Connect and Revitalize
Architecture
Transforming the historic Turners falls Dam and Holyoke Dam areas into dam parks to enhance its ecological, historical, educational, and leisure value is the sites plan that we can create vibrant community spaces that ce
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Beyond Concrete
Architecture
Agriculture and modern food systems have continually transformed the natural habitats of the Northeastern region and rural areas at large.
Systems Integration Project
Architecture
Final Project for Architecture COMP STUDIO ARCH 5120 lead by Professors David Fannon and Michelle Laboy. This project, which site is located in Allston MA, explored the construction of a building that allows adaptive reuse to ensure it last longer. We proposed three programs: a brewery, an art gallery and a performance hall. The building uses passive ventilation techniques, and it is designed to be underground, with three pavilions raising above the ground.
Pioneer Valley Research and Engagement
Architecture
A collection of initial site research conducted throughout the Fall semester, in addition to graphical illustrations made throughout the whole year that represent that foundational knowledge for our thesis projects.
Connect and Revitalize
Architecture
Transforming the historic Turners falls Dam and Holyoke Dam areas into dam parks to enhance its ecological, historical, educational, and leisure value is the sites plan that we can create vibrant community spaces that ce
Healing Environments
Architecture
A Nurturescape Nexus: Blending thoughtful design, therapeutic activities, and community engagement in order to create environments that nurture mental well-being and foster a sense of belonging.
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