Artist’s Studio – Inspired by Flight
Design 102, Pratt Institute School of Architecture (Spring 2001)
Critic: Lawrence Blough
This first-year design project explores the theme of movement and lightness through an artist’s studio inspired by the flight of a bird. The form and spatial arrangement translate the dynamics of lift, balance, and motion into architecture, creating a workspace that embodies both structure and fluidity.
The mid-term iteration of the studio was sited on the side of a building, bulging off of the brick façade, while the final project was located in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, New York.
Design 102 | Artist Studio - Critic: Lawrence Blough - Prospect Park Brooklyn, NY - Hand-Drawn Site Plan - Final (pencil on vellum)
Design 102 | Artist Studio - Critic: Lawrence Blough - Prospect Park Brooklyn, NY - Hand-drawn Section - Final (pencil on vellum)
Design 102 | Artist Studio - Critic: Lawrence Blough - Elevation & Plan, Flight Structure (pencil on vellum)
Design 102 | Artist Studio - Critic: Lawrence Blough - Plan & 2 Sections Hand-drawing - Mid-term - Building Site (pencil on vellum)
Design 102 | Artist Studio - Critic: Lawrence Blough - Hand-Rendered Elevation - Mid-term - Building Site (pencil on vellum)