A picture of Higgins Hall Center Building, Brooklyn, NY (link)


I guess the semester is over, so its time to go home and recharge the batteries. Vacations really have the effect of reviving my mind and spirit, not to mention fattening me up for when I come back and its pouring down buckets of snow. I will miss the intensity with which I live while here in NY, but not the unrelenting layers of assignment sheets that continue to pile on my desk. Here's to a very educational semester, and to more success in the coming year.

cheers,

Brendan

Ok, so it has been awhile. For this I apologise, but work at school has to take prescidence. There is a photo dyptic of the higgins center entrance that I want to take> one in the day and one at night. It will be here soon.

Finally! Hand Drawings!

Finally! Hand drawings!

Close-up with the Creatures.

side view of building/landscape interface

ingress/egress (subterranien running track)

Gym 1.0

Here's a sequence of my first project.

Here's one.

calisthnics, the kind that might be perfomed in some kind of GYM, a SUPER GYM, perhaps

moving my phone as it is scanned

foamy creatures

Attention!

1.Images of projects that appear on this site are not necesarily in chronological order (yet). All projects will eventually appear in chronological order.

2.You may notice that there are hardly any drawings on the site. They do exist, however not yet in digital form. Please be patient.

First semester's final model,dim: 12"X12"X24" scale: 1/4"=1'

Santa Cruz + find the model

This photo series was taken over my 2004/2005 winter break in Santa Cruz, California.

cave made from thick tree branches

shack with cement plant in background

abandoned shack in Santa Cruz, ca

THIS BLOG IS NOT DEAD! I just need to update it and have been very busy. Stay tuned for new images and info soon.

Materials test today. Didn't sleep last night, reading about bricks and mortar. Exciting stuff. My favorite is the lintel. or is it the corvel.

winter yard 

some projects from last semester 

drafting my final project last semester 

inhabited sectional drawing of wood topography/ truss structure 

scaled inhabitant #3 

scaled inhabitant #2 

scaled inhabitant #1 

wood topography/truss system (plan) 

wood topography/truss system (elevation 1) 

actual module tile topography/truss system (elevation) 

virtual module tile landscape 

folded tile module chain 

medium density creature interior tile (flattened) 

resultant "creature" models