Student: Benje Feehan
Advisor: Philip Plowright
This thesis is an examination of the scale of the human body as it experiences architecture. It is not intended to be a work that skirts the realms of anthropology, philosophy, or phenomenology merely to attempt a legitimization of the humanization of architectural practice. On the contrary, it is a work that seeks a response from the built environment; a work that is rooted in understanding a creative process and its outcomes. Architecture is intrinsically intertwined with the human experience, yet this human experience is challenged daily by design decisions we make. Architecture has championed causes, defined regions, shaped cities, liberated the human condition, and signified oppression. Thoughtfully practiced, it has also evoked the human qualities of joy, beauty, comfort, and well being. It is at the essence of architecture to shape the environments humans interact with and, by its nature, is a powerful contributor to the influencing of everyday human experiences.
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
