Writing

Spectral Ruins, IJAC: first-page spread

Spectral Ruins: Empathy with Inanimate Material Movements

International Journal of Architectural Computing (IJAC), 2024

“Digital models of static matter in motion offer the user a unique opportunity to relate to things that are typically understood as inert or nonliving. While empathy with the nonliving is a complex relationship to authentically construct, the ecological implications of this interaction are significant.”

Theoretical Notes on the Aesthetics of Texture Mapping, ACADIA 2020: first-page spread

Theoretical Notes on the Aesthetics of Texture Mapping

ACADIA 2020 Conference Proceedings

“The theoretical wager of the paper is that the accessibility/availability of texture mapping techniques, digital printing technologies, and new materials (3M’s vinyl wraps for example) have triggered a graphic impulse in contemporary, experimental architecture culture.”

Late to the After Party, Perspecta 52: opening spread

Late to the After Party: Neo-Geometric Architecture

Perspecta 52, The Yale Architectural Journal, 2019

“The neo-geometric in architecture pirates the visual and conceptual strategies, defined by a group of artists working in the 1980s in New York often described under the heading of “neo-geometric” or “neo-geo,” that reactivate elements from minimalism, pop-art, and hard-edge abstraction through the lens of structuralist and post-structuralist theory and commodity capitalism.”