STUDIO PROJECT
A Housing Prototype with Zack Aders As these elements are woven together, the negotiation of their spatial demands results in the shifting and angling of boundaries, facilitating the collection of wind and passage of sunlight into all units. This shifting gives rise to an opportunistic multiplicity of unique programmatic configurations and enabling an array of lifestyles. Exterior skip-stop circulation connects the various private and communal programmatic areas of the building. studio project for graduate school (2007); critic: Karla Rothstein