Water Works Competition

-A recent competition I did with Erin Ruhl
to rework a community center in Brooklyn.

PEDRON_GSD_2011

These are preliminary renders I worked on for a friend at the GSD. Go to his work here. to get the full description and insane list of jury members on the final review.

No Love

I've started going through old projects looking at the rejects...well, the projects scrapped in school because of either a lack of interest or bad reviews....or both.

command>have new skills

I'm in a post-processing rut. I can't get photoshop out of these things.

Image Overlays

Arches/Mass to Point

1. MOS

2. BIG

3. Studio Gang

4. H&DM

5. Toyo Ito

new site

until I can afford to upgrade to a custom url and html edits...here's my website: Work Site

once i get everything on there i can start using alfredo for quick fun again.

Massing model of a multi-family housing project done with a partner.

City Block

Twisted Metal BlackVille

Marcel Broyal with Cheese

UNESCO Headquarters--Marcel Brauer, Pier Nervi ca.1952

New Amsterdam Pavilion--UN Studio ca. Now

End caps will always be tough.

Williamsburg Waterfront Competition_ImageTests

These are my versions of the first day anyone gets a mac and finds the camera. It's also an idea of finding the multiple potentials of any one image for a project and asking how much you can expect of a still image. Originally developed with GG.

Williamsburg Waterfront Competition

Birdseye view of a competition entry for the Williamsburg Waterfront Park I worked on with Graham Gordon. We got no love for our tents.

Carbon Fiber Roof

I'm pretty sure carbon fiber makes anything work. I found this old model which appears to be around the moment I found mirror cut.

Passive Amplification/ Portable I-Pod Speakers

Portable speaker systems designed with oil funnels and wood spheres by Warren Weaver and Mike Mead. Each set is hand crafted and personalized. They may or may not be on Etsy.

@FAB

In summer 2010 I worked for Filson-Rohrbacher in Lexington,KY. These were early versions of graphic explorations we were doing to describe an ongoing project. More can be seen and understood on their website/blog. Graham Gordon designed a digital tool to allow these furniture pieces to be highly customized. I worked on the above graphics as a tool to describe the digital processes. Look for @ Fab at a gallery near you!