Workplace + Public Realm
Reflecting on ways in which the built environment transforms radically as the boundaries between workplace and public realm are being renegotiated.
Exhibition: Northeastern Energy Flows at Gallery 360
Two interactive visualizations reveal how the bustling activity on Northeastern’s campus is fueled by energy consumed by the buildings on campus and help…
Data Orchestra | Northeastern Energy Flows
As part of the ‘Northeastern Energy Flows’ research project this interactive data visualization system provides access to fine grain data on energy consumption,…
Improvised Action in Responsive Environments
Together with a group of Viewpoints actors we have started experimentation for our new project that proposes a collaboration across the domains of…
Visual Energy Flows
Over the course of one semester I worked with a group of graduate students on the exploration of designing and developing novel and meaningful ways of representing energy systems data…
The origin of data – Energy systems at Northeastern
My class students, my teaching assistant Corey Hoard and I, recently followed Northeastern University’s Energy Manager Joe Ranahan on a tour through some…
course: Designing with urban data
This graduate course was offered at the Northeastern University School of Architecture in Fall 2014-15 and was a pilot for the subsequent course…
course: Digital City Design Workshop – Cape Town
We visited Cape Town in March 2013 to explore how leveraging digital technologies in the realm of transportation could provide people (often living in remote townships) with better access to opportunities…
course: Digital City Design Workshop – Rio de Janeiro
Within this context transportation, specifically the mobility of people, goods and information is key to overcoming the spatial, and perhaps even social, divisions. Coordination of mobility, Zones of transition, Connecting layers of digital information…