Paper on Reviving a Craft through Architecture at IASS 2019, Spain
October 2019 – I presented my paper, “Reviving a Craft through Architecture: Computational Making of a lightweight pavilion based on wire-bending
Assistant Professor | College of Design | College of Computing | Georgia Tech.
October 2019 – I presented my paper, “Reviving a Craft through Architecture: Computational Making of a lightweight pavilion based on wire-bending
September 2019 – In this talk, I bring to the fore debates and controversies in the Trinidad Carnival to highlight
September 2019 – I organized and chaired a panel at 4S 2019 (Society for Social Studies of Science) with Lisa
I was honored to have received by Ph.D. in Architecture (Design Computing) on August 10th. I thank my dissertation committee:
June 2019 – My paper, “Design Computation and Restoring Craftsmanship: The Bailey-Derek Grammar in Wire-Bending” was published in the proceedings
June 2019 – From June 4 – 9th, I took six first year architecture students from the Georgia Institute of
May 2019 – On May 9th 2019, I successfully defended my Ph.D. dissertation, “A Framework for Repairing Craft: A Case
Spring 2019 – I designed and taught a design seminar named, “Computational Craft: Inquiry, Theory, and Applications” at Georgia Tech.
I taught second year undergraduate design studio coordinated by Keith Kaseman as Visiting Assistant Professor. The semester long project was the
April 2019 – I was a respondent at the Humanistic Perspectives at Technological Universities Symposium in Atlanta, GA. The symposium