Assistant Professor | Computational Design | Carnegie Mellon University
Prof. Vernelle A. A. Noel guest-edited a special issue of Digital Creativity titled “Critical computational relations in design, architecture and
In Spring 2023, I developed and taught an interdisciplinary research studio continuing my research into lightweight structures. This studio, “New
The ACADIA 2021, Realignments: Toward Critical Computation conference proceedings, has been released. The publication was edited by the conference chairs
June 2022 – My paper, “Computational regionalism: De-familiarization of tectonics in the wire-bending craft” was published in the International Journal
November 2021 – Our paper, “The question of access: Toward an equitable future of computational design,” with my colleagues Yana
July 2020 – My paper, “Situated Computations: Bridging Craft and Computation in the Trinidad and Tobago Carnival” was published in
October 2019 – I presented my paper, “Reviving a Craft through Architecture: Computational Making of a lightweight pavilion based on wire-bending
June 2019 – My paper, “Design Computation and Restoring Craftsmanship: The Bailey-Derek Grammar in Wire-Bending” was published in the proceedings
May 2019 – On May 9th 2019, I successfully defended my Ph.D. dissertation, “A Framework for Repairing Craft: A Case
December 2017 – Based on my talk “New Technologies in the Preservation of Cultural Artifacts with Spatial, Temporal, Corporeal, Kinetic