Dynamic Environment

Dynamic Environment started as an experiment of morphology and physical form transformation as a response to issues within the built environment. The picture below shows the first physical structures built which is a responsive facade system.

Afterward, the experiment was replicated to address a wide range of issues working with students in a studio context. The video below shows students work in the Focus Studio at the Department of Architecture, Kennesaw State University.

The Studio

Dynamic Environments studio focuses on the development of reconfigurable structures that enhance occupants' social and physical experiences of the built environment. The studio addresses the question of how reconfigurable spaces can enhance our wellbeing and how the inhabitants of a space prefer to interact with reconfigurable structures. In particular, the studio discusses the "cyber-physical" computing, its social values, usability, and the technical aspects of developing reconfigurable architectures.

More here: https://www.geno-morph.com/rg

Studnets:

Adam Leicht, Katie Masters, Evan Murray, Holly Pagel, Didier Porter, Salman Sajwani, Farhaan Samnani, Rana Al Rawi, Brandon Arroyo, Anthony Bah, Francesca Boakye, Kishan Desai, Sandy Ferrier, John Jones

Instructor:

Mostafa Alani