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Gallaudet University new Library and Dormitories. Professors Joel Sanders and Sunil Bald. Building’s primary public access along the main axis and interface between inside and outside.
Gallaudet University new Library and Dormitories. Professors Joel Sanders and Sunil Bald. Ground floor as semipublic space and library’s vertical spiral.
North Adams Innovation Lab. Professors Anna Dyson and Chris Sharples. Relationship between fabrication spaces, courtyard and public activities connected by a flexible ground floor.
North Adams Innovation Lab. Professors Anna Dyson and Chris Sharples. Ground floor axonometric showing that each box is defined as a specific fabrication station.
North Adams Innovation Lab. Professors Anna Dyson and Chris Sharples. Section through atrium, bridge, café, dining gall and offices above.
Ex-Machina Park. Professors Elia Zenghelis and Violette de la Selle. Park’s Aerial View.
The Fly: The Opera House of the Future. Professors Ruth Mackenzie, Francine Houben, Isaac Kalisvaart, Erik Go and George Knight. Opera being performed on the street underneath an infrastructural element being hoisted by a mobile crane.
The Fly: The Opera House of the Future. Professors Ruth Mackenzie, Francine Houben, Isaac Kalisvaart, Erik Go and George Knight. Infrastructural element as a multifunctional framework.
Magnificent Mile: Chicago Mile High Tower. Professor Kyoung Sun Moon. Tower as seen from Lake Michigan and Chicago’s New Skyline.
Building’s Section and detail through Super Skylobbies, Residences, Hotel, Office Spaces and Technical Floors.
Miguel Darcy is an architect from Rio de Janeiro who has been interested in the intermediary scale between architecture and the urban environment, with a special focus on urban infrastructure. While a bachelor student at PUC-Rio, he was a part of a research lab looking into infrastructural projects in Northeast Brazil and developed his thesis on the Brazilian fresh food distribution network. Miguel has worked for the Brazilian Pavilion at the 16th Venice Architecture Biennale for the Walls of Air Exhibition, OMA New York, G.RUA Arquitetos and Campo AUD.