Rad Lab Projects

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Bio-Display

A sustainable facade system that uses algae as a visualization tool while also sequestering carbon and filtering water.   

Low-Res Façade

Custom-built rods with high-power RGB LEDs to create a low-resolution display on an exterior wall of the new University of Miami School of Architecture’s studio building.

Robotic Cloud

Utilizes drones to create dynamic and responsive shading for specific site conditions determined by current weather conditions, the number of visitors, and the visitor’s desire.

Robotic Lounge

Both a monumental facade and a renewable energy source, MyEnergy connects users to individual solar panels in which users are responsible for the rotation and consequent efficiency of their respective solar panels.

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My Energy

Both a monumental facade and a renewable energy source, MyEnergy connects users to individual solar panels in which users are responsible for the rotation and consequent efficiency of their respective solar panels.

Hulum

Designed to work with the Philips Hue light bulbs and platform, Hulum separates lighting into 3 separate use cases - functional lighting, visualization lighting, and ambient lighting.

Health Hub

Health Hub seeks to become part of your typical, everyday routine. Allowing a direct link and portal between you and your health.

InfOasis

Social media today plays a major part of everyone's form of communication and this has been furthered through the rise and decline of covid 19. the physical installation would present itself as a surrealist mirage in the environment. 

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Memory Wall

An installation of a wall facade made from glass blocks and projectors taking information from microcontrollers to display the silhouette of the visitors within the proximity of the installation. 

Aurora Room

Responds and reacts to the movement of visitors within the space. When visitors stand motionless within the room, an Auroratone film will be played. 

DIY Papr

The following is a do-it-yourself (DIY) design for a low-budget PAPR mask using readily accessible materials and a 3D printer. 

Murphy Ceiling Sensors

Color display of Murphy Building ceiling to visualize occupancy of the various spaces within the studio. Updated in "real-time" the occupational space map allows visitors to compare and contrast the most used areas within the space

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Perry Ellis

An interactive and immersive showroom that shifts focus from physical samplings of clothing collections to digital representations of clothing collections. While the complete removal of any physical samples is extremely unlikely as samples continue to inform prospective buyers of the touch and feel of the material, the look and feel of various clothing lines can be communicated through digital representations at full scale in an engaging environment. 
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