City X Ecology
City X Ecology
An interactive architecture exhibition organized by Adjunct Professor Sophia Cabral.
CITY X ECOLOGY explores solutions to marginalized urban problems in the cities of Miami (USA) and Belem (Brazil).
What are the commonalities between these two cities? A complex relationship with their neighboring ecology. The design process developed in Studio for the students’ projects presented in this exhibition began with an analysis of the relationships between human-altered and non-human-altered environments in both cities.
Master Project Studio students have conducted extensive research, and as their proposals become clearer and well-formulated, they are exploring multimedia methods to display their ideas and collect on-site observer information.
This event allows the students to present their projects with captivating displays using projection, sound, and other multi-sensory methods of communication.
The event’s purpose is to expose observers to unseen urban problems, wild ideas, and to engage them through on-site data collection.
Students:
Randy Abeledo Randa Albarghouthi Ayxa Arechavaleta
Carlos Bermudez Paola Cabello Natalia Castillo
Christopher Dalov Fabiola Hernández David Jaco
Raquel Martínez Colin Mele Isabella Moncada
Daniela Rodríguez Giovanna Salvaandreoli Daniel Uria
Ana Carolina Vaz Sebastián Velásquez
Download the information related to this event here.
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