Just submitted to Shift Boston competition

First competition submission: EdgeWise Boston, Dorchester Flats Waterfront Park. Concept is to re-configure the 4 mile waterfront along South Boston Waterfront in anticipation of changing sea levels in a way that supports the emergence of a thriving marine ecosystem, links up and adds to existing cultural pockets, and to expand the range of urban experiences.

Not thrilled w/ layout. Drawings a bit too tight. But plenty of fun to dream of new world. It was liberating to come to this project without really knowing the city. Knowing too much about the site held up thesis project - wanting everything to have a place.View towards 'The Common' - a cultural, ecological and transit nexus

Diagrams detailing conceptual strategies

Graphic design proj., ongoing

part of a series of drawings for Prof's award submission

ground and sky - technical systems diagrammed in axon

Graphic Design project of the month

Working on a series of images for a Prof. submitting one of his houses for an AIA housing award. Playing with a series of scales and drawing types. Focus of the house is sustainable strategies - siting, orientation, natural systems design, etc.

This is a landscape siting diagram. Inspiration from ARO.

Grasshopper tutorial of the day - box morphing

Followed tutorials 1,2 & 3 for box morphing. http://rhinotoday.com/2009/01/grasshopper-tutorial-box-morphing-by-baldino/
demonstrates how to insert any given shape within a box (defined by its eight, re-positionable corners), distort that box and thus the shape, and then how to create an array of boxes across a surface, within which each box contains the original, distorted shape.

Grasshopper Intro Tutorials 1&2

Intro 1
Grasshopper Tutorial Intro - http://designreform.net/2009/04/rhino-grasshopper-intro-part-1/

basic intro - tabs, series & range functions. setting up for controlling inputs

Intro 2
http://designreform.net/2009/04/rhino-grasshopper-intro-part-2/

Assigning series and range functions to points and fields in Rhino