Ecological Observation Station.
Schenley Park, Pittsburgh, USA
Individual Project at Carnegie Mellon University.

An architectural intervention in Schenley Park, in its form, function and materiality, posits that contextualized biomimicry can evoke and provoke public ecological imagination by weaving a symbolic spatial experience into community’s quotidian lifestyle. The projects uses generative design as a criteria of exploration, using geographic relational logics to shape the form and organization of the proposal.