Terraforms are empirical patterns that advance the design of future natural and built habitats. They are innovative material systems that blend human intention and natural self-emerging principles for a designed ecological function.
This project explores the integration of moss into digitally fabricated porous tiles to create environmentally responsive surfaces that regulate indoor microclimates
This project investigates the use of digitally fabricated triply periodic minimal surfaces (TPMS) in clay to create passive, porous systems that enhance indoor humidity
This project explores the emotional and cognitive dimensions of concrete in fast-growing urban environments by gathering personal stories from construction workers. Through qualitative interviews and quatitative experiment, it seeks to reframe the material not merely as structural, but as a socio-political and experiential interface between humans and the built city
This study expands the knowledge of design for human well-being by exploring hygroscopic and microbial characteristics and deficiencies in domestic environments through ecological, interdisciplinary, and educative design lenses