Welcome to a new blog chronicling my work and experience at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's Center for Architecture, Science, and Ecology (CASE). This is an interdisciplinary architectural sciences program focused on research and develpment of next generation building technologies for sustainable architecture and urbanism. We are located in the Skidmore, Owings & Merrill offices in New York City.
At this point I am nearly halfway through with a one-year master degree. By August 2010 I will have a Master of Science in Architectural Sciences with a concentration in Built Ecologies. The work is speeding along quickly. The mission of this blog is to track and organize my thoughts vis a vis my research and professional development and to offer a simple collaborative platform for sharing ideas about design, technology, research, and sustainability.
About Me
- Daniela
- www.danielamorell.com
www.case.rpi.edu danisemesterblog(at)gmail.com
Daniela Morell holds a Masters in Architectural Science with a concentration in Built Ecologies from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's Center for Architecture Science and Ecology in New York City. Her research on next generation building technologies focuses on the energy and cultural transfer over responsive, bioclimatic façade systems. Previously Daniela held the position of Special Projects Editor at Metropolis magazine, and recently she served as the Construction Project Coordinator for the Living Pavilion on Governors Island. Her writing, research, and design work is guided by a value system for sustainability that includes both the responsible use of energy and material resources, as well as the social need for design to inspire more ecologically balanced living.
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