Archinect
JANUARY 6, 2022
In an effort to represent the toll plastic waste has on the environment, a group of undergraduate architecture students from the Pratt Institute have constructed a series of inflatable structures that put into physical form the research they say simultaneously demonstrates the potential for its reduction and reuse as a building material.
Deezen
FEBRUARY 21, 2024
The architecture students included red scale figures to show the scale of the space, as well as stage curtains and miniature trees and shrubs to bring the model to life. "We Within the deconsecrated building, Keeble proposed the installation of a series of glowing white volumes that simulate the descent into ancient flint mines.
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Deezen
DECEMBER 1, 2023
These undergraduate and postgraduate students decided to highlight the issues facing the world's oceans in their projects, from the destruction of coral reefs to rising sea levels and plastic pollution. Masked Fish is a wall-mounted lighting installation in the form of a fishtail surfboard," said Tidy.
Architizer
APRIL 26, 2024
How have Seoul’s modern architectural projects found a place in the city’s dense urban landscape? Taking a survey of Seoul’s structures, each of the subsequent projects demonstrate innovative design and construction techniques.
Architizer
FEBRUARY 22, 2024
Tabletop mockups and a full performance mockup were instrumental in refining joint configurations, sealant colors and structural integrity, providing valuable insights into system layout and installation. Designed and built for $190,000 in 11 months by 25 Masters of Architecture students, these pavilions offer a creative solution for Denver.
Life of an Architect
AUGUST 21, 2017
As far as architectural sketching goes, I have a long way to go before I can carry the pen bag of the accounts I am going to share with you today. The account of TB Choi is one that I’ve followed for a few years and I find it immensely rewarding because these sketches are rich in process, style and technique. Bob Borson.
Bustler
MARCH 2, 2022
In MoMA’s critically acclaimed 2021 show Reconstructions: Architecture and Blackness in America, the Cornell-trained architect explored the question “What if Black Communities were given the space and resources needed to thrive?” I personally leaned into that,” he told The Architectural League NY in a 2020 interview.
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