After making it to the final cut of the competition I was awarded a Complimentary award in the category of "Cycle Infrastructure." my project was called the "Cycle Closet" and was aimed at becoming a bike storage solution for urban areas with car congestion problems. You can check out the website below.
A recent project of mine was published at "The Design Blog" This project was a personal coffee maker with a simple interface and pressure sensitive pad.
Heres some work I completed last quarter of my junior year at SCAD....To give you a quick background the project was to create a cultural arts center for Savannah's Place for Art, Culture & Education (S.P.A.C.E). The site was located on the historically and culturally rich but forgotten sector of Savannah's MLK Blvd. My approach was to create connections through the spacial planning which created a series of voids to help create evocative view to anyone passing by to draw them into the cultural arts center and to really create a city ( the architecture) within the already established community a"City within a community" The site is also specific in the way that there are these marvelous trees on the site which the local community gathers under to play checkers or just to hang out, that very relationship is what this cultural arts center thrives on as it is the culture of the site the stepping stone and sense of community the center needs, and these trees are what helped define the plan and voids within the plan as these trees in my vision can not be torn down.
Yo, its a slow Sunday evening for the Castle, not really we are still at work
Jon finished his mini models to convey how his crew boating house would take form. Using metal wire, mesh and wood as his medium to create these models
Update time, lets see what these handsome devils are up to at the moment.
Westgate is still drawing in his corner
Evan is getting his feet wet in some digital painting on photoshop
Los, well he went to the museum
Jon is making some mini models for his architecture class