Adeline Swires

This college profile by Adeline Swires provides examples of how the physical world is interconnected with advancements in tools and examines how they solve problems in different environments | Accelerated STEM degree; STEM distinctions (Annual Dean’s List, Certificate of High Scholarship, merit-based scholarship); Foster School of Business background | Former Staff Assistant (fixed-term), UW Human Centered Design & Engineering | Resource: adelineswires.netboard.me |      Degree in B.LArch (urban design, site-to-regional planning, green infrastructure) with prior coursework at the UW Foster School of Business and exposure to early-stage projects at UW Startup Hall. An informative book related to the STEM major is “Order Without Design: How Markets Shape Cities” (urban landscapes), alongside case studies of historic proto-cities such as Çatalhöyük and trade networks such as the maritime spice routes and Tea Horse Road.     Project experience in prototyping, blueprinting, AutoCAD/CAD, additive manufacturing, fab labs, product design/development, green infrastructure, eco-production, closed-loop systems, regenerative design, parametric design, resource/workflow management, GIS, and data visualization (categorized collections are accessible at dribbble.com/adelineswires/collections). This includes a design/build urban development capstone with green infrastructure for a downtown Seattle client.