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Aaron is some-what of a designer operating out of Ann Arbor, MI. His current investigations relate to the practical application of computational tools and their intersection with traditional interpretations of craft and technique. He's currently a member of the inaugural class of the University of Michigan's Masters of Science in Architecture: Digital Technologies program and a research assistant in the school's Digital Fabrication Lab.
He holds a Bachelors of Architecture from Wentworth Institute of Technology along with Associate degrees in both Civil Engineering and Architectural Engineering. Aaron is an associate with the global collaborative Live Architecture Network and is a project designer/coordinator/digital-guru with the media-arts installation collaborative Artforming. Prior to his triumphant return to graduate school, he worked at Wentworth where he managed the fabrication facilities and taught courses dealing with the application of computational tools in the design process.
Full project selection available at pixelwhore.com
Aaron's Design Blog on Archinect:
Tangential Fabrications : or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Computer
An in-the-trenches view of digital fabrication, academic research, post-hardcore music and whiskey. Not necessarily in that order and often in combination.
MIT, Going FAST After 150 Years, Fri, May 6 '11
In 2011 the Massachusetts Institute of Technology celebrates the 150th anniversary of its founding, an occasion marked with 150 consecutive days of activities commemorating its long history of technology innovation. The most prominent of the exhibits, performances and symposia making up the ...
University of Michigan, Masters, Masters of Science in Architecture, Digital Technologies
