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ANIMISM
Digital Animism imagines ways our smart environments might come to life — moving, reshaping, and responding to their occupants in playful, interactive ways.
Working in the Fun Palace
Design Thesis :: Harvard Graduate School of Design :: Spring 2021
How might we design more engaging, "Archigrammatic" interfaces for our buildings' increasingly-ubiquitous digital systems?
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SHERPA
Design Research :: Harvard Graduate School of Design :: Spring 2021
How might we design privacy-driven interactions into our smart home devices? How might we make the smart home more relatable?
DC Protest Data Infrastructure
Research Studio :: Harvard Graduate School of Design :: Spring 2019
How might the digital footprints from our social media be used as a source of bottom-up, urban planning tool for cities?
Work/Home Kinematics
Research Studio :: Harvard Graduate School of Design :: Fall 2020
How might we rethink space partitioning for the
"space-as-a-service" economy?
The IOT Menagerie
Design Research :: Harvard Graduate School of Design :: Fall 2020
As the objects in our smart home increasingly "come to life" with computational brains, how will we interact with the digitized creatures we'll be co-habit our homes with in the near future?
ChromotherapyBot
Design Research :: Harvard Graduate School of Design :: Fall 2020
How might the IOT-connected devices in our smart home create ambiences that impact our mood?
Nunchi Lamp
Design Research :: Harvard Graduate School of Design :: Spring 2021
How might we bring the soft environmental cues of face-to-face communication to our online interactions with other people?
Humanizing the Scan Car
Professional Work :: UNSense :: Spring 2020
How might we make data collection in the smart city more privacy-respecting, transparent, and actionable for everyday citizens?
Responsive Retail Layout
Design Research :: Harvard Graduate School of Design :: Spring 2019
In a world dominated by personalized online shopping experiences, how might spaces that change function over time create more enjoyable, productive physical retail experiences?
Responsive Airport Programming
Design Research :: Harvard Graduate School of Design :: Spring 2019
How might we improve the air travel experience with more flexible, responsive spaces?
CoWorking Space Use
Professional Work :: UNSense :: Fall 2019
How might we better understand space use in our increasingly-flexible coworking spaces?
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