Scaled Tools Spring 2004, Graduate Studio, Master of Architecture in Design Technologies Instructor: Luis Boza, Assistant Professor in Architecture, George Martin, Assistant Professor in Architecture Project Team: Description
Categories: Design Technologies Studio
Categories: Independent Studies
Interactive Architecture Fall 2011, Graduate Studio, Master of Architecture in Design Technologies Instructor: Jonathan Grinham, Guest Lecturer in Architecture Studcents: Description The fall 2011 Design Technologies laboratory explores the proliferation of interactive architecture and the possibility of interconnecting people and objects. The goal of the laboratory is to understand the key concepts of interactivity and their relation to design and architecture. Interactivity requires more than developing interactive phones, games, reading devices that confine their interactivity to surfaces of screens. Interactivity requires […]
Categories: Design Technologies Studio
The BENCH | WALL is a multi-valent construct. It is intended to be functionally responsive to programmatic requirements and performantive in its ability to produce visual effects and affects. Functionally, the BENCH | WALL serves as a visual marker for the School of Architecture and Planning, a Bench for students to gather and a Wall which spatially divides a main circulation path on campus from a proposed outdoor exhibition and gathering space. Performatively, the BENCH | WALL generates visual and […]
Categories: Advanced Digital Design + Fabrication
Spring 2011, Design Technologies Concentration Studio, Master of Architecture Instructor: Julian Pallacio Student Work: Brandon Moore The catalogue of forms is endless: until every shape has found its city, new cities will continue to be born. When the forms exhaust their variety and come apart, the end of cities begins. – Italo Calvino, Invisible Cities, 1974 To generalize, a field condition would be any formal or spatial matrix capable of unifying diverse elements while respecting the identity of each. Field […]
Categories: Design Technologies Studio
Society for Neuroscience + The Cajal Mural CUAdc (in collaboration with Envision Design, PLLC) Course: Catholic University of America design collaborative (CUAdc) Instructor: Luis Boza, Assistant Professor Semester: Fall 2005 In the fall of 2005, the Design Collaborative was contacted by a nationally recognized design firm to collaborate an ongoing project within their office, the new headquarters for The Society for Neuroscience, a national non-profit organization located in Washington, DC. […]
Categories: CUA_design_collaborative
Thinking as Doing Spring 2005, Undergraduate Design Studio, Bachelor of Architecture Instructor: Luis Boza, Associate Professor in Architecture Project Team: Brian A. Carlson, Charles F. Cerria, John W. Darrow, Christopher P. Hartel, Cassandra J. Howard, Daniel T. Jacobeen, Michael S. Kirby II, Joseph A. Kraus, Allison G. O’Neill, Alberto J. Parjus Jr., Arthur T. Rollin, Michael R. Summers Description Based on digital and technological advancements and the introduction of new design and fabrication tools to architecture, a new way of design […]
Categories: Design Technologies Studio
(Digital) Craft: Investigating The Changing Nature of Craft Fall 2005, Graduate Studio, Master of Architecture in Design Technologies Instructor: Luis Boza, Associate Professor in Architecture Project Team: Dalal A. Al-Bannay, Luis F. Bermudez, Christina L. Cole, John W. Darrow, Mauricio E. Del Pozo, Sean C. Dorsy, Lawrence D. Gardner, Ariel N. Goldstein, James J. Haggerty, Joseph A. Kraus, Ruthan Lewis, Walter A. Peto III, Rahmiel W. Rechtschaffen, Michael R. Summers, Jennifer D. Wallen, Christine L. Williams While some argue that digital […]
Categories: Design Technologies Studio
3 Scales – 1 Landscape Course: Graduate Topical Design Studio - Arch 601,602,603 Instructor: Luis Boza, Assistant Professor Semester: Summer 2005
Categories: Design Technologies Studio
Post (Pre)Fabrication Investigating New Spatial And Formal Expressions In Prefabrication & CAD/CAM Processes Course: Cardinal Patrick O’Boyle Foreign Studies Design Competition, Undergraduate Design Studio - Arch 401 Instructor: Luis Boza, Assistant Professor Semester: Fall 2004 Throughout the history of modern architecture, mass-production, mass-customization, and prefabrication have been explored as answers to the problem of housing. As a closed system of logic, the result was either an end (product) that aspired to a stylized images of the future, or an application of […]
Categories: Undergraduate Studio
(Re)Constructing Sustainability Exploring Digitally-Driven Sustainable Design and Construction Strategies Course: Master of Architecture, Graduate Concentration in Design Technologies Studio - Arch 601, 602, 603 Instructor: Luis Boza Semester: Spring 2008
Categories: Design Technologies Studio
Categories: Design Technologies Studio
making | material | meaning Course: Cardinal Patrick O’Boyle Foreign Studies Design Competition, Undergraduate DesignStudio - Arch 401 Instructor: Luis Boza, Assistant Professor Semester: Fall 2008
Categories: Undergraduate Studio
Categories: Design Technologies Studio
