The project conceptualizes the real-time visualization of data collected through Google's search engine, to provide both the public (viewing the exterior) and the employees (walking through the interior) with distinctive interactive experiences in the bridge.

This moving facade consists of small transparent parallelograms arranged on a hexagonal grid, rotating on a central axis. It decodes black & white values of an image and translates it into a certain rotational angle. By reflecting light whilst rotating, the facade is able to project certain images onto the bridge's exterior.

With all the signals we found in the present time, we see a future world in 2045 where the commercial value of "personal experience" is widely accepted and a new economy model has emerged. Based on this vision, we created a persona called Eddie and reconstructed 3 snapshots in his life from now to 2045 for the exhibition. We invite visitors to consider the following questions: What happens when simulated reality becomes your entire reality and memories? What is the definition of happiness?

A future facing exhibit design about the implications of memory and truth

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To make a small carrying case for the very small iPhone lightning to aux adapter (that is very easily lost!).

A nautical-themed tidal clock based on the NYC area. Not only does it track time but high and low tide as well.

This device will output RFID key fobs once an ID card has been imputed in the device.

This device allows chaperones to broadcast the community that they are inside of the park and are actively watching the children

The home device allows users in the community to visually see if a chaperone is in a shared space within the community

The smart umbrella stand uses RFID to check in and out umbrellas in the Brello share.

We were tasked to create an 3D printed object that would fulfill the act of holding. I wanted to create something convenient and useful. In my room, my desk space is a total mess. It is oftentimes so cluttered I can’t find the things I need. When I leave the dorm I typically carry around a few objects everyday: phone, wallet, watch, and sometimes glasses. When I am in a rush it is hard to locate these objects on my desk when it is so messy.

The goal of the project was to design a holder and then to 3D model and print the object.

3D print a holder to display and organize multiple pairs of eyeglasses in an aesthetically pleasing manner.

Lasered cut clock based on a childhood sketch of a flower with never-ending petals.

Holding my razors and toothbrushes to make sure they stay clean and not on the floor.

To organize keys neatly and safely

My goal for this project was to create a ring holder that both completed it's function and was more unique than just a typical ring/dish holder.

A component to reward personal contributions within a connected gardening environment

To create an aesthetically pleasing item that can properly hold and display all of my Ballroom Dancing ribbons.

The user can press a button to light up other brello umbrellas in the vicinity to cheer up their friends or even strangers in a gloomy day.