Paper

Negotiating the ground plane: calibrating the geometry of climate-adaptive urban surfaces

Authors
  • Kentaro Tsubaki (Tulane University)
  • Charles D. Jones (Tulane University)

Abstract

The paper outlines the strategy initiating students to the complex relationships between technology and society in the research studio context. By leveraging accessible open-source databases, digital modeling, and fabrication techniques, the studio systematically addresses the complex, social-cultural, ecological, and economic (infrastructural) relations through the performance of surface geometry of the ground plane with regard to water in three distinct scales.

Keywords: Water Management, Surface Geometry, Infrastructure, Urban Landscape, Precast Paving Units

How to Cite:

Tsubaki, K. & Jones, C. D., (2023) “Negotiating the ground plane: calibrating the geometry of climate-adaptive urban surfaces”, Building Technology Educators’ Society 2023(1), 266-273. doi: https://doi.org/10.7275/btes.1962

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Published on
06 Jun 2023