This studio focuses on the relationship between architecture and the public sphere: the varied, changing, and complex ways in which architecture influences and is influenced by people and public life, and the public sphere.
Through phase one a comprehensive body of knowledge has been accumulated, documenting both the external and internal ecologies that will serve as the foundation for the design proposals in Works three and four. The final project is an urban nursery community hub in Morningside, Detroit.
Partners :
Phase 1: Lauren Moon, Nicoals Da Motta, Maggie Kuhns
Phase 2-3: Kendall Hands, Megan Kaminski, Maggie Kuhns, Matthew Mansour, Jadine Sibblis
Programs Used: Revit | Rhino| | Illustrator | Photoshop
Phase 1
Phase one will research and document various external ecologies that will furnish the foundation for our architectural work within Morningside, Michigan.
Phase 2
Three distinct design strategies (three iterations), each of which must have a clear, grounded argument to support its unique approach to realizing an architectural work that both meets the
given demands of the project and is sympathetic to the team’s evolving position and ongoing research.
given demands of the project and is sympathetic to the team’s evolving position and ongoing research.
Phase Three (Final)
One final approach to the project brief for an Urban Nursery Community Hub in Detroit
Physical Model Photography:
Images by Matthew Mansour:
