Work

Bioclimatic Studio 2020

Data Mass, Arizona: Bioclimatic Studio 2020

Plan and Axonometric view for heat distribution on four types of aggregations.

MEBD Design Studio Trip, 2012. Ecotopia (Seattle)

Seattle Public Library

Fernandez, Shrift, Espaillat, 2011

Adaptive Reuse, 2012. Part 5. Performance

Work from design studios, courses, and seminars

Student work from the Bioclimatic Studio (708), the EBD Research Studio (709), and from required and elective courses.

Spring 2022 / Student, Studio Phoenix: Bioclimatic Studio 2022 With the task in hand of developing an environmental data center in a hot dry desert, the project took inspiration from the termite mound.…

Spring 2022 / Student, Studio Philadelphia: Bioclimatic Studio 2022 Located on a railroad which was abandoned from 1874 in Philadelphia, this data center is designed to communicate with the surrounding…

Spring 2022 / Student, Studio Reno: Bioclimatic Studio 2022 This data center design aims to create comfortable space for both servers and people by benefitting from the local microclimate in Reno.…

Spring 2022 / Student, Studio Miami: Bioclimatic Studio 2022 With a hot and humid climate coupled with the risk of flooding, Miami city would be one of the most challenging places to build a data…

Spring 2022 / Student, Studio Des Moines: Bioclimatic Studio 2022 Located in Des Moines, an area with four distinct seasons, which is not particularly hot in summer and a little cold in winter. As a data…

June, 2020 / Student, Workshop Surface Competition Entry, Summer 2020 MSD-EBD students, Jiewei Li, and Mrinalini Verma, participated in the 2020 Surface Competition with their project: UNFOLD: RE-THINKING…

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