Adjunct Faculty
Ashish Bhandari is an aspiring Architect and Designer based in Detroit. Ashish was born in Kathmandu, Nepal but grew up in the United States. Ashish believes architecture is one of the many things that gives the past a continuity to the present. No empty monuments, these buildings are actively used and inhabited by people. The relationship between architecture and the connections it enables to society, to culture, even to ghosts of the past is what interests him about architecture. Architecture is not merely building to shelter, but in fact it acts as a social mixing device where people from different ethnicities and cultural background can come together as one. Architecture acts as catalyst for social interaction. How this happens, what the dynamic is between form and behavior, between the collective and the individual drives his desire for continued research. Throughout his career Ashish has published some of his work and won various fellowships and project grants.
Use Your Cell Phone as a Document Camera in Zoom
From Computer
Log in and start your Zoom session with participants
From Phone
To use your cell phone as a makeshift document camera
