T4T LAB. Petals.

 

 

 

 

 

T4T LAB. Texas A&M University. Department of Architecture. Spring 2013.
"Petals".
Team: Chris Tackery, Ashley Feyes, Ryan Samadh, Jenny Zhou.
Critics: Eric Goldemberg, Niccolo Casas, Gabriel Esquivel

T4T LAB. New Ecologies and Affects

T4T LAB. Texas A&M University. Department of Architecture. Spring 2013.
"Ecology of Affects".
Team: Hugo Ochoa, Carlos Garza, Callie Friesenhahn, Starla Schmidt, Melissa Lewis.
Critics: Eric Goldemberg, Niccolo Casas, Gabriel Esquivel

Objects and the City. Centers for Musement. Barcelona.

Texas A&M University. Department of Architecture. Spring 2013. Undergraduate Thesis.
Centers of Musement. Barcelona
Catlan Fearon
Research Advisor: Gabriel Esquivel
Due to vast in religious thinking, an attempt to rethink, and ultimately explode and recreate religious typology in architecture as it exists becomes necessary. An intense review on existential and pragmatic religious literature leads to the conclusions that the subject of sacred architecture has changed, creating a need to develop a new typology. After arguing the justification of this rethinking, the project examines religious typology as it currently exists and its relationship between shared memory and sacred spaces. Finally, the ideas gleaned are applied to three distinct urban fabrics in attempt to further analyze the space and produce prototypical objects for three urban conditions.

Objects and the City. Centers for Musument. Kansas City.

Texas A&M University. Department of Architecture. Spring 2013. Undergraduate Thesis. 

Centers for Musument. Kansas City. 

Catlan Fearon

Research Advisor: Gabriel Esquivel

Objects and the City. Centers for Musement. New York

 

Texas A&M University. Department of Architecture. Spring 2013. Undergraduate Thesis. 

Centers for Musument. New York. 

Catlan Fearon

Research Advisor: Gabriel Esquivel

Panel Prototype for an Installation

Texas A&M University. College of Architecture. Spring 2013.
Collaboration with Dr. John Nichols, Department of Construction Science and Jorge Cruz.
Installation for a public space in Bryan, TX.

Concrete with Coconut Fiber no steel. Panel size 3'x3'. Final panel size 10'x10'