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Thursday, March 12, 2009
Monday, March 9, 2009
Friday, March 6, 2009
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Invasive Cell - First Assemblage
According to the process of viral infection, which is caused by the attack from an invasive virus cell, the structural cell is growing through the contact with each branch. The alien cells keep contacting to the host cell so that the multiple direction of proliferation could possibly happen. Basically the first step of the red skin cell comes from the concept of random behavior of tissue's mutation, however, which keeps the same language of the invasive cell to attack something. That will ultimately become a sample viral cell for the self-immunity system which still contains the several and diverse dormant viruses.


Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Friday, December 5, 2008
fall08_NJ Housing
Mixed income level of housing in Journal Square, NJ _ teamH
Journal Square is a neighborhood classified by the presence, and often convergence, of extremely heterogeneous user groups - residents from different demographics and socio-economic classes and (as a regional transport hub) nearly 50,000 commuters a day. This proposal aims to incorporate the disparate elements of the surrounding neighborhood into a porous, multi-centric model, thus breaking down the dense centricity of the site’s original usage. The project argues that community-building and resident-oriented stewardship is the basis for successful housing and is designed to foster social interaction while preserving the specific needs of each user group.
Journal Square is a neighborhood classified by the presence, and often convergence, of extremely heterogeneous user groups - residents from different demographics and socio-economic classes and (as a regional transport hub) nearly 50,000 commuters a day. This proposal aims to incorporate the disparate elements of the surrounding neighborhood into a porous, multi-centric model, thus breaking down the dense centricity of the site’s original usage. The project argues that community-building and resident-oriented stewardship is the basis for successful housing and is designed to foster social interaction while preserving the specific needs of each user group.
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