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THE TIMBERLINE LONG ISLAND CITY QUEENS, NY

WILL CAO HOUSING / BLDG TECH HAZEL VILLENA EDUCATION, KOSTA SEVIC WELLNESS SBA OUTSTANDING GROUP PROJECT AWARD | 20 WEEKS

FRAMING & SHAPING VIEWSHEDS

NEW HEIGHTS WITH MASS TIMBER Mass timber is a pioneer for future heavy timber developments, and its use is a standing effort to foster healthy communities within the built environment. The Timberline aims to be a paragon of timber's potential in New York with supportive projected changes to the IBC. STUDIO V+VI: COMPREHENSIVE STUDIO I + II PROF. JOAQUIN ROESCH

ROOSEVELT ISLAND

DRAMA THROUGH FORCED PERSPECTIVES

DAYLIGHTING AND INSOLATION

PANORAMIC VIEWS

FOUR FREEDOMS PARK

SOUTH FERRY

Thin building profiles oriented east-west with minimal obstruction maximize daylighting potential and allow for more effective climate control.

INTEGRATION OF CONTEXT The street elevation respects the existing terracotta building. Housing begins above the suboptimal daylighting conditions from the adjacent bridge.

KEY BUILDING FEATURES

STREET INTERACTION

ZONING & DISTRICT ANALYSIS: MX-9

MIXED-USE PROGRAM

RECREATIONAL SPACE

CODE ANALYSIS: SITE PLANNING

Max. height = 110 ft. within 10 ft. of street (123-662)

Height = 350 (+40} ft. past 10 ft. of street (123-662)

no required sideyards (123-651)

STRUCTURAL STRATEGY

required upland connection circulation path from waterfront (62-64)

40 ft.

Waterfront Yard (62-64)

shore public walkway (62-53)

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EXTERIOR WALLS

STRUCTURAL FRAME FLOOR PROTECTION

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TYPE IV-HT (IBC 2015) + TYPE I-A PODIUM BASE

TYPE IV-A (IBC 2021) + TYPE I-A PODIUM BASE

TYPE IV-A (IBC 2021) + TYPE I-A PODIUM BASE

TYPE IV-A (IBC 2021) + TYPE I-A PODIUM BASE

6F (85 ft.)

HYBRID CONSTRUCTION +2F (40 ft.)

PROTECTED HYBRID PODIUM

18F (270 ft.)

MASS TIMBER CONSTRUCTION +2F (40 ft) PROTECTED HYBRID PODIUM

18F (270 ft) MASS TIMBER CONSTRUCTION +5F (80 ft) PROTECTED HYBRID PODIUM

18F (270 ft) MASS TIMBER CONSTRUCTION +8F (120 ft) PROTECTED HYBRID PODIUM

SCENARIO A (IBC 2015)

SCENARIO B (IBC 2021)

SCENARIO C (IBC 2021)

SCENARIO D (IBC 2021)

EMPHASIZE VERTICALITY THROUGH THE FACADE * 40% reduction in floor area for every floor above 350 ft.

+40 ft. EXTENSION 18F (270 ft) MASS TIMBER CONSTRUCTION +8F (120 ft) PROTECTED HYBRID PODIUM

D

1,020,000 sf

390ft

+EGRESS ONTO THE BRIDGE 18F (270 ft) MASS TIMBER CONSTRUCTION +5F (80 ft) PROTECTED HYBRID PODIUM

C

980,000 sf

350ft 310ft

+IBC 2021 REVISIONS 18F (270 ft.)

MASS TIMBER CONSTRUCTION +2F (40 ft) PROTECTED HYBRID PODIUM

B

840,000 sf PRESENT CODE 6F (85 ft.)

HYBRID CONSTRUCTION +2F (40 ft.)

PROTECTED HYBRID PODIUM

480,000 sf

A

125ft

CONSTRUCTION DETAILS: HYBRIDIZING MASS TIMBER AND CONCRETE PHASING

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CONCRETE SPINE FOR LOWER FLOORS

MASS TIMBER FLOORS AND WALLS

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PRFABRICATED HOUSING MODULES

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ATRIUM & GLAZING

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SPINE & AORTA: STRUCTURE & BUILDING SYSTEMS

RIBS & ARTERIES

AIR DUCTS

FIRE SUPRESSION

WET AREAS

WET AREAS

LIVING

LIVING

LIGHT, SPACE, & AIR MINIMAL MASS

CORE

SERVICE, STRUCTURE, & SYSTEMS CONCENTRATED MASS

EXOSKELETON: TENSION & COMPRESSION PAIRS

LIGHT, SPACE, & AIR MINIMAL MASS

UTILITY CHASES

STRUCTURE OF UNIT “BAYS”: GRADIENT OF SYSTEMS, SPACE, AND STRUCTURE OVER 26 FEET

SYSTEMS IN THE BACK

Loft Space ADA Compliant Bedrooms

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UNIT INTERIORS: ENHANCE VISIBLE MASS TIMBER STRUCTURE AND WARM, AMBER-COLORED AMBIENCE OF REFLECTED LIGHT.

DUCTS &INDIVIDUAL CHASES ALONGSIDE THE WALLS OF THE CORE.

ALTERNATING BEAMS FOR STRENGTH AND RIGIDITY.

MICROUNIT 325 sf 1 module (12.5 ft x 26ft) 1 loft + 1 bath

UNIT MODEL A1 / A2 500 - 550 sf 1 1/2 modules 1 loft + 1 room or loft + 1 bath

UNIT MODEL B 650 sf

2 module (25 ft x 26ft) 2 lofts + 1 room + 1 bath

UNITS ALTERNATE ACCORDINGLY ON EVERY OTHER FLOOR

UNIT MODEL C 975 sf 3 modules (37.5 ft x 26ft) 3 lofts + 2 rooms + 1 bath

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P L A N N I N G TO WA R D S S AVA N N A H I N 2 1 0 0 F ro m 2 0 0 5 - 2 0 1 7 , C h a t h a m C o u n t y l o s t $ 7 m i l l i o n i n p ro p e r t y v a l u e d u e t o s e a l e v e l r i s e . B y 2 1 0 0 , 8 , 9 0 0 b u i l d i n g s i n u n d a t e d e v e n w i t h m o re c o n s e r v a t i v e p ro j e c t i o n s o f c o a s t a l s e a l e v e l r i s e , d i s p l a c i n g 6 5 , 0 0 0 re s i d e n t s . T h e f u t u re m u s t s t a r t n o w .

SAVANNAH CHATHAM COUNTY, GEORGIA

WILL CAO ANALYTICS+ CONSTRUCTION, NASH TAYLOR RESEARCH, & MATEO FERNANDEZ RENDERS SCAD | FALL 2018 | 10 WEEKS

STUDIO IV: URBAN DESIGN PROF. CHRISTINE WACTA

PRIORITY I: ADAPTING FOR SEA LEVEL RISE

PRIORITY II: ADDRESSING HOUSING INEQUITY

119 8 +6 8

1845 +3 8

6 24 +66

B AY S T R E E T

O G L E T H O R P E AV E N U E

1 5 31 +91

LIBERTY STREET

17 6 5 +8 3

GASTON STREET

1096 +40

GWINNETT STREET

HENRY STREET

37TH STREET

VICTORY DRIVE

# UNI T S : 1019 +5 5

7 17 +6 8

A FFORDAB LE HOUSIN G I S I NA DEQUAT E I N SAVA NNAH, YET GROWTH I S CONCENTR ATED I N AR EAS OF H IG H VACA N CY. $0 (TOTAL ASSET VALUE) $ 26 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0

$ 3 90,09 4

2018 MEDIAN VALUE

$ 2 1 8 , 519

2018 MEDIAN VALUE

$ 2 60, 5 2 6

2018 MEDIAN VALUE

$ 3 96 ,9 7 0

2018 MEDIAN VALUE

$425,556

2018 MEDIAN VALUE

$ 6 3 3 ,19 7

2018 MEDIAN VALUE

$ 4 90,000

2018 MEDIAN VALUE

$ 5 05 , 4 3 5

$ 4 2 6 , 3 74

2023 MEDIAN VALUE

$ 2 9 3 ,7 5 0

2023 MEDIAN VALUE

$ 3 3 2 , 5 00

2023 MEDIAN VALUE

$ 4 5 7,7 7 8

2023 MEDIAN VALUE

$ 4 6 7, 3 0 8

2023 MEDIAN VALUE

$ 7 3 2 , 3 01

2023 MEDIAN VALUE

$ 6 51 ,0 4 2

2023 MEDIAN VALUE

$ 6 7 9,16 7

2018-2023

+6.1%

2018-2023

+5.0%

2018-2023

+2.9%

2018-2023

+1.8%

2018-2023

+3.1%

2018-2023

+5.8%

2018-2023

+6.1%

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23.3 FT 16.4 FT

Early Adopter 2035

~3 ft SLR

Non and Late Adopter 2035

~5 ft SLR

11.8 FT

40km area

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Existing 2020

10 FT. INUNDATION OF METROPOLITAN AREA. RED Indicates submerged structures.

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Non Adopter 2050

~6 ft SLR

~8 ft SLR

~10 ft SLR

RCP 4.5 1,266 Gigatonnes of carbon

+ 1.75°C / 3.1°F WARMING + 2.6 M / 11.8 ft SLR

RCP 6.0 1,678 Gigatons of CARBON

+ 2.3°C / 4.1°F WARMING + 5 m / 16.4 ft SLR

RCP 8.5 2,430 Gigatons of CARBON

+ 3.3°C / 5.9°F WARMING + 7.1 m / 23.3 ft SLR

Early Adopter 2100 11.8 FT SLR B LAT E A D O PTI O N T R A JECTO RY

LATE Adopter 2100 16.4 FT SLR C N o n A D O PTI O N T R A JECTO RY

Non Adopter 2100

23.3 FT SLR

*2100 maps and estimates were created and calculated by Climate Central

Early Adopter 2050

EA R LY A D O PTI O N T R A JECTO RY

MORTISE & MORTISE TENON & TENON JOINTS JOINTS CNC-MILLED NOTCHED GLULAM BEAMS

a. FIRE-RATED FINISH a.

FIRE-RATED FINISH b. ACOUSTIC UNDERLAYMENT b.

ACOUSTIC c. CLT SLAB UNDERLAYMENT c. CLT SLAB LATERAL + CROSS BRACING MEMBERS

a. FIRE-RATED FINISH a.

FIRE-RATED FINISH b. ACOUSTIC UNDERLAYMENT b.

ACOUSTIC UNDERLAYMENT c. SHEAR PANEL c. SHEAR PANEL MORTISE & TENON JOINTS

a. FIRE-RATED FINISH b. ACOUSTIC UNDERLAYMENT c. CLT SLAB CLT, RECYCLED PLASTIC CLT, RECYCLED PLASTIC OR OWNER-SPECIFIED MATERIAL OR OWNER-SPECIFIED MATERIAL

DOUBLE ENGINEERED WOOD BEAMS DOUBLE ENGINEERED WOOD BEAMS 10’ x 10’ “TATAMI STYLE” ASSEMBLY

GLULAM COLUMNS

DOUBLE ENGINEERED WOOD BEAMS

WALL CASSETTES

CONTINUOUS MYCOFOAM INSULATION

CONTINUOUS MYCOFOAM CONTINUOUS INSULATION MYCOFOAM INSULATION INTERLOCKING JOINTS

81° 81° 70°

81° 70°

34°

81°

plane of urban solar access

open air terraces

" V O X E L" H O U S I N G + DENSIFICATION PLAN INFINITE ADAPTABILITY IN THREE DIMENSIONS DESPITE SHRINKING LANDCOVER

fish farm

ALGAL & FOOD PRODUCTION SYMBIOSIS

Algae Farm FISH Farm

CO2 + Waste Like a terrarium, algal farms and fish farms may have commensal relationships by cycling waste products. To the city, they offer both energy and food.

COMPLETE STREETS

Fresh O2

ADAPT HISTORIC STREET NETWORKS FOR GREENER MULTIMODAL TRANSIT

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slow fast 10'

green bike buffer 8'

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8'

8'

25'

live oak alley

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25'

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bike green walk buffer FAST SLOW 5'

8'

park

18'

park

THE AVENUE 75 - 95 FEET WIDE

10'

8'

5.5'

25'

75'

18'

8'

walk bike

8'

EV

bike walk

8'

8'

5.5'

9.5'

9.5'

EV

8'

30'

park

8'

park

THE RESIDENTIAL one-way 30 feet wide

ALGAL BIOFUEL

A FULLY RENEWABLE FUEL SOURCE

DESALINIZATION

NEW SOURCES OF FRESH WATER

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12'-6"

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park

THE UTILITY STREET 45 feet wide

EV

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8'

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bike

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walk

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12'-6"

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40'

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park

THE HERITAGE cooridor 40 feet wide

SOUTH / SLOPE SIDE ELEVATION

PERSPECTIVE SECTION THROUGH SOUTH VERANDAS

+ BUFFER ZONE + CIRCULATION

PERSPECTIVE SECTION THROUGH NORTH ROOMS

+ 'USE' SPACES + NORTHEN LIGHT

VIVIR

VALLE DE CAGUAS CENTRAL MOUNTAIN RANGE, PUERTO RICO

RESILIENT POST-MARIA RELIEF HOUSING Amidst discouraging losses, restoring housing within rural Puerto Rico is not only a task for providing shelter through economically reasonable means, but reviving hope and the belief in a better life for generations to come.

ST UDIO III: ST RUCT UR A L A P P L I CATI ON S PRO F S . A L ICE GUES S & EL A I N E A DA M S

WILL CAO ARCH, EMMA DAVIS FINANCE, & JULIA CHEONG INTERIORS SCAD | SPRING 2018 | 4 WEEKS

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BUILDING BLOCKS TO HOMESTEAD: CLIMATE-RESPONSIVE SECTIONAL PROFILES CAN BE “REMIXED” TO ACCOMODATE INDIVIDUAL FAMILY PREFERENCES AND GENERATIONAL GROWTH.

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PROFILE OPTIMIZED FOR INSOLATION, MODULAR BY EXTRUSION.

IMPLEMENTABLE CONSTRUCTION TYPES ARE DETERMINED

$6800

II

$3400

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APERTURES ARE SIZED TO MAXIMIZE VIEWS AND VENTILATION

EXPANDING WINGS:

ADAPT AND ADD TO RESIDENCE WITH AFFORDABLE EXPANSIONS.

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PV ARRAY AND RECATCHMENT SYSTEM INTEGRATED INTO ROOF.

$3400

STURDY CORE:

STRUCTURAL “ANCHOR” OF HOME, PROVIDE UTILITIES THROUGH PASSIVE MEANS AND SAFE SHELTER, EVEN DURING DISASTERS.

CORE Kitchen Plumbing Utilities

WING Accessory Spaces

HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS:

LOW-TECH HARDWARE FOR CONTINUOUS LOAD PATHS. PARALLEL CHANNELS MINIMIZE UPLIFT.

DAYLI GHTI N G + PASS I V E M I C R O C LI MATE S + PASS I VE VE N TI L ATI O N + SO LA R C A PAC I TY +

GYP. BOARD WITH LIGHT-COLORED FINISH ROOF TRUSS SIMPSON HTs30c TWIST STRAP @ EA. TRUSS/TOP PLATE/STUD

E N L A R G E D DE TA IL SE C T I ON OF WIN G S CONTINUOUS LOAD PATH CONNECTION THREADED STEEL TIE DOWN ROD @ 48" BETWEEN STUDS PLYWOOD SHEATHING FOR SHEAR WALLS BETWEEN DOORS HEAVY DUTY BI-FOLD DOOR TRACK & HARDWARE PANELING SELECTED BY OWNER RECLAIMED WOOD RAINSCREEN CLADDING WEATHER BARRIER BOLT THROUGH HEADER AND FLOOR @ EACH PANEL (CLOSED AND BOLTED DURING STORM) SIMPSON 48" STEEL MSTQM STRAP @ EACH COLUMN CAP - GIRDER - STUD SIMPSON STEEL COLUMN CAPS (ECCLQM INSTALLTION) 16" X 16" CMU BLOCK PIER

+ RAINWATER CATCHMENT + GREYWATER FILTRATION + CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS FOR BLACKWATER TREATMENT

ENLARGED DETAIL SECTION OF CORE Daylight Hours Per Month March - August September - February

1250+ 200+

PV ASSEMBLY (TESLA SOLAR + POWERWALL) AND SOLAR HOT WATER TUBES STANDING SEAM METAL ROOF

RIGID FOAM BAFFLES / THERMAL BREAK CONTINUOUS RIGID FOAM INSULATION CAVITY INSULATION / ELECTRICAL SPACE SIMPSON HTS30C TWIST STRAP @ EACH TRUSS - TOP PLATE - STUD SIMPSON TRUSS CONNECTOR PLATES ROOF TRUSS GUTTER TO RAINWATER CATCHMENT

PLYWOOD PANEL SHEATHING FOR SHEAR WALL

LAMINATED GLASS JALOUSIE WINDOW WITH ALIGNED METAL BARS THREADED STEEL TIE-DOWN RODS @ 48" BETWEEN STUDS TSP INSTALLED @ EACH STUD - SILL PLATE ANCHOR BOLT #7 REBAR

WATER PURIFIER 2500 GALLON CISTERN PRE-TANK FILTER

Annual Rainfall Mountains North Coastal South Coastal

3000-4000mm 1550 mm 910 mm

Wet Season

May-October

BUOIN CAPE SPLIT, THE BAY OF FUNDY NOVA SCOTIA, CA

In First Nation Mi’kmaq spirituality, ‘buoin’ is used to refer both to the universal essence underlying all things, as well as those who channeled and navigated its power. Investigating architecture as ‘buoin,’ this ‘chronotorium’ seeks to reunite the user with ritual time-space within the Bay of Fundy, which has been shaped by the greatest tidal change in the world.

WI LL CAO SCA D | WI N T ER 2 018 | 10 WE E KS

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ST UDIO II: S ITE & C ON TE XT PRO F. S COT T SI N G E I SE N

FACET S OF T H E F I R ST NAT ION M I ’K M AQ COSMOL OGY M S I T N O’K M AQ : A L L M Y R E L AT I O N S BUOIN : SPIRIT GUIDE

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TIMEK EEPING THROUGH NAR R ATI V ES & THE L ANDSCAPE THE CELE STE : CYCLICAL

T H E T I D E S : S I N U S O I DA L

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TR AV ER SING BET W EEN THE SIX WOR LDS the

EARTHWORLD the

world

A B OV E T H E E A RT H

III. CIRCUM AMBUL ATION

SPIR ALLING THE SIX WOR LDS

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OF THE ANCESTORS A B OV E T H E S KY

I V. EPHEMER ALIT Y

FOR M CH ANGES W ITH THE TIDE

ALIGNED LIGHT

MODELING SITE & CON TEXT

PROJECTION IN V IRT UAL SANDBOX

GEST UR E ITER ATIONS

LOW & HIGH TIDE TR ANSFOR M ATIONS

low tide

1:1200

high tide 1:1200

low tide 1:800

high tide 1:800

XIBALBA

32-BIT PIXEL-PERFECT DUNGEON TILE SET FOR UNITY ENGINE BASED ON CLASSICAL MAYAN ARCHITECTURE & THE POPUL VUH

WI LL CA O SCA D | F A LL 20 19 | 8 WKS

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2-D GAME DEVE LOP ME NT PROF. C YRIL GUI CHA R D

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WILL CAO S CA D | S U M M ER 2 018 | 10 WE E KS

GA ME A RT PRO F. . MA NUEL PR A DA

DEMO VIDEO

Aethereum

Te x t u r e s f o r t h e t e r r a z z o a n d m a r b l e w e r e adapted from my own photographs from the École des Beaux-Ar ts and Musée d’Orsay.

LAX[x] SURFRIDGE LOS ANGELES, CA WILL CAO SUMMER 2020 (2 WEEKS)

THE PROJECT IS SITED ON THE SPECTRES OF SURFRIDGE ESTATES and Palisades Del Rey, two wealthy beach developments that flourished from the 1930’s until the 1950’s, when the jet engine became widely introduced for commercial flight. Occupying a sliver of the former subdivision, allowing the remaining brownfield land to become an expansive preserve for local plants and animal life endangered by urbanization, including the El Segundo Blue Butterfly. The structure will consist of precast components reusing uncontaminated dredge waste from routine beach maintenance and harbor deepening projects as aggregate.

PERS O NA L PA NDEM I C P ROJ ECT

PHOTOREALISTIC CINEMATIC GAME ENVIRONMENT IN UNREAL ENGINE 4 WILL CAO SUMMER 2020 (8 WEEKS)

DEMO VIDEO

A PA RT M E N T O F A N ECL ECT IC H O M E B ODY

ENVIRONMENTS FOR GAMES PROF. CHARLES SHAMI

APEIRON WILL CAO S CA D | S PRI N G 2 019 | 2 WE E KS

IMMERS IO N INTO INF INIT Y THRO UGH ULT R AS O NIC S ENS O RS , A RDUINO UNO, A ND INDIV IDUA L A DDRES SA BL E L EDS PHYS ICA L CO MPUT ING PRO F. JO S EPHINE L EO NG

VEILRENDER WILL CAO S CA D | S PRI N G 2 019 | 2 WE E KS

RODRIGO’S RIGHT HAND

ADRIANA

RODRIGO

EXPERIENCING A F LUI D R E A L I T Y T HRO UGH KINECT B O DY T R AC KI N G A N D F LUID DYNA MICS IN P ROC E SSI N G PHYS ICA L C OM P UTI N G PRO F. JO S E P H I N E L EON G

RODRIGO’S LEFT HAND

HUDDLE

REIMAGINING HEAT LAMPS ACTIVATION AT TRANSIT STOPS How might we bring out a sense of community among riders, and encourage strangers to warm up towards one another?

WILL CAO SCAD | SUMMER 2018 | 3 WEEKS

01 | STRANGERS TAP TOGETHER

Riders awaiting transit simultaneously tap their passes to activate the heat lamps.

03 | GAMIFIED POINT SYSTEM

Taps and reactions from the day are totalled into pooled points that both riders receive.

USER-CENTERED DESIGN PROF. CHRISTINA TARBELL

02 | CONNECT COMMONALITIES

Short, topically related recent statuses from their connected social media appear onscreen.

04 | ACHIEVE COMMUNITY GOALS

Totals for the stop are displayed, encouraging playful competition between commonly used transit stops.

LEYLINE WILL CAO SCAD | SUMMER 2018 | 2 WEEKS

Polaroid 360° WILL CAO SCAD | FALL 2019 | 2 WEEKS

TREE SURVEYS ARE CROWDSOURCED

BY PROVIDING A HIKERS A NOVEL USER-CENTERED DESIGN PROF. CHRISTINA TARBELL

COMBINING NEW AND OLD, POLAROIDS BECOME A TOUCHSTONES TO SHARE 360 DEGREE PHOTOSPHERES ITGM.: RESEARCH AND PRACTICE PROF. DAVID MEYERS