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The Avery Review ︎︎︎Link
Architecture as Measure, Pavilion of Turkey ︎︎︎Link
PLAT 6.0 Absence
PLAT 5.5 Re:License
CLOG x Artificial Intelligence

Curatorial, Exhibition, Research

The Pavilion of Turkey, Venice Architecture Biennale 2021
Museum of Lost Volumes
STRAIT, SALT Gallery 

Writing

Minor Edits, weekly column ︎︎︎Link
The Elephant in the Gallery ︎︎︎Link
RSVP for Location ︎︎︎Link
The Culture of the Ephemeral, Conglomerate, and Transient ︎︎︎Link 
New York Review of Architecture Dispatch: Bowery ︎︎︎Link

Architecture, Interior Design

The Sloane Street Deli
Christian Louboutin, La Salvada House

Objects

Pliable: Bag as Billboard
3 Feet Deep Records


PLAT 5.5 Re: Licens

Type: Print Publication
Position: Editor-in-Chief
Year: 2017


︎https://www.platjournal.com/issues-1/60-absence-zawax

Responding to the legacy of PLAT’s half-issue format, Re: License is invigorated by the question “What does it mean to create discourse around and through a journal?” and serves as a direct response to its preceding issue, 5.0 License. Re: License presents a retrospective look on both License and the history of PLAT on a whole. In curating response, this issue capitalizes on conversation as a medium to capture response, reflecting the way in which Rice Architecture engages in the architectural discourse. Defining conversation as an uncertain, unknown, and incomplete activity, PLAT 5.5 treats License as an open conversation and continues it through capturing reaction, review, and judgment. 
 
The past editors returned to share their reflections on the process of making their issue; the contributors of 5.0 critiqued their varied interpretations of license and contemplated on the common threads of their submissions; and current faculty, students, and visitors at Rice discussed the topic and its tangents, such as authorship, copyright, influence, fakes, etc. further. PLAT 5.5 Re: License acts as a curator, mediator, and historian all at once.




 
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