A Drawing Machine
For this assignment, we were tasked to create a machine that would move from direct influences in its environment, and by attaching different drawing mediums we systematically created a drawing […]
For this assignment, we were tasked to create a machine that would move from direct influences in its environment, and by attaching different drawing mediums we systematically created a drawing […]
For the Spring 2015 quarter at Cal Poly Pomona, we had the opportunity to learn about the Owens Lake in our studio class. To dive in, we attempted a series […]
Computer programming was something I had always wanted to grasp more upon. Every design must have a verbal and visual language, and computer programming seems to be one of the ways […]
Writing our project narrative was probably the most exciting part in our design. We had to really sit down and think about what the project is about and how it […]
History shows that there is a consistent reaction (by some), against new technology. This subset of people often believe that the new technology represents some type of negative shift in […]
As a former science teacher, we had an instructional model called the 5E model: Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, Evaluate. This is “Problem-based learning” at it’s best…
After having been exposed to this controversial issue and beautiful place (Owens Valley), I think I know now which direction I would like my career to take. I want to […]
In an effort to correct a historical wrong that began with European colonization, I have designed and created a cultural-historical site dedicated to the Native Paiute Indians of the Owens […]
Designing highway crossings to accommodate cougar passage through the Owens Valley fall under two typologies: highway bridge underpass and large box culvert. Both have advantages and disadvantages. Cougars prefer less open […]
Sorrow and Despair marks the land with poetically driven patterns on the lake bed of Owens Lake inspired by the Paiutes’ resources of the past. These patterns pay homage to […]
In the final presentation we had to incorporate an eidetic photo montage. I tried to include the experiences that I felt from the lake. It was full of contrasting points […]
As we did all the research for Owens Lake it came down to do tillage for the final design. This is what my partner and I decided to implement […]
One of the most interesting parts of the trip to Owens Valley was our meeting with members of the Paiute Native Americans of the Owens Valley. Harry Williams, who is […]
One of the biggest challenges for me during this course was designing through parametrics. One of the biggest issues I had was simply trying to get the program to work […]
During the fourth week of school we got to visit Owens Lake, the lake was really big, so vast and mostly empty and really flat. The things that came out […]
These are clay models that were part of an assignment that was supposed to be conceptual models to see what kind of patterns could be used on Owens Lake. These […]
The next step on our design process was creating clay models, representing topography and using almost those lines that we manage to get from our drawings from the sound and […]
In week 4 of this quarter we traveled to Owens Lake around three hours away from Cal Poly Pomona. This was our site for our class and to be honest […]
Creating drawings from sound and wind was the first step on our design process. The next step was to create a machine that would mimic our handmade drawings, try to […]
While utilizing parametric algorithms to create patterns on the landscape would have never occurred to me as a way to approach making land forms, this quarter has been a valuable […]
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