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protologotype - robot + grasshopper interface + human interaction

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protologotype - material morphospace and process

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Robot interacting with a material held in place

Topographical surface formation 

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Drawings are the architect’s currency to convince non-architects of their designs. Taking the audience into account changes the way the drawing operates--it is no longer a static image meant solely criticism at an arm’s length, but a living document for the audience to read, use, and interpret.  These three brochures are designed for three different users of the Financial Literacy Center: low-income individuals in search of microloans and mentorship; small business owners interested in financial advice; and investors who want to give back to the community. The drawings in each brochure provide three different representations of the building for specific to each user’s needs. Together, they provide a complete representation of the Financial Literacy Center.

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