Research + Teaching Anthology
At the end of the semester in ARC 550, the students were asked to submit a booklet (published through Blurb) that summarized their studio project for the semester. Many of these books were too large to upload to the site, but below you will find excerpts from some of them that outline not just the… Continue reading su12 | arc550 | project books
These are a selection of the final boards produced by the students in the summer graduate studio.
Here is a small sample of the final boards produced by the arc551 students last semester.
These images are of a recently completed project that I worked on while back in Arizona. It is a significant remodel of and addition to a juvenile holding facility for the colorado river indian tribes (CRIT) located in parker, arizona. This project was part of a presentation I made last semester to the AIAS and… Continue reading lockdown architecture
Desert light is an amazing thing and has the ability to reveal the complex textures of the desert environment. These are a few photos I took at the Desert Botanical Gardens in Phoenix last year.
Here are a few images from a trip I took a few years ago with some students from Arizona State to see the work of Donald Judd in Marfa, Texas. Enjoy.
Here are some images from the final reviews in the school of architecture this semester.
For the second post in this series, I would like to share with you The Agave Public Library, a great little library by Will Bruder + Partners. It is located on the north side of Phoenix in the city of Glendale, Arizona.
Hopefully over the next few weeks I will be able to get a few things rolling on this website. As a first step, I would like to share a few images of the architecture I have visited and studied in the Phoenix area where I have been living for the past 10 years. Many of these… Continue reading coming from where I’m from….part I
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