Chloe Chow

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Class of: 2024

Major: Photography BFA

Medium: Combination of multiple media

Faculty: Christian Nguyen

Space / Materiality

Prompt: For project 2 we were asked to design a site-specific structure and engage with the surrounding environment. It was also required that we create a structure by extruding a shape and create dominant and non-dominant forms.

Site specific tiny house model for a person experiencing homelessness. The house is designed to be simple and easy to recreate on the exterior. While the interior is made to be personalized to the tenant.

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