The Center for Architecture and Situated Technologies (CAST) investigates the evolving relationship between emerging technologies and the built environment.
Influenced by the role of representation in the design and fabrication process, this research aims to develop a more agile and adaptive workflow between digital models and contemporary manufacturing techniques.
The Situated Technologies Pamphlet series aims to explore the implications of ubiquitous computing for architecture and urbanism.
A symposium bringing together researchers and practitioners to explore the emerging role of “situated” technologies in the design and inhabitation of the contemporary city.
Instructor: Nicholas Bruscia | Type: Studio
While stereotomic projection is associated with shaping mass, surface disclinations may be associated with shaping thinness, turning our attention away from the monolithic and toward the monocoque.