AAS Communication Design 2020

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Abbey Dahl

200 BPM: A Human Powered Outdoor Exhibition

200 BPM is a human powered outdoor exhibition that highlights four women: Katherine Switzer, Marilyn Bevans, Wilma Rudolph, and Bobbi Gibbs, who courageously changed history so women could legally compete in running competitions. In the 1950s, 60s, and early 70s it was highly discouraged for women t (...)

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Inner Balance

I designed a retreat center as a getaway for people who want a break from city life to delve into nature, to meditate, and to connect on a deeper level with themselves. The project required SketchUp, Lumion, and craft. There are seven chakra domes. Chakras are energy discs in the body, with each c (...)

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Dannis Fu

Intertidal

INTERTIDAL is a virtual exhibition that focuses on the natural objects found along the Hudson River during low tide hours. I want this exhibition to be my quiet yet poetic response to this consumerist society. It is crucial to rebuilding the ability to identify and appreciate materials and craftsm (...)

Carlie Howard

Collectively Carlie: A Celebration of Nature and Community

Collectively Carlie is an events and branding business rooted in biophilic design draws inspiration from nature to create meaningful, immersive experiences that foster connection and well-being. Rooted in the innate human desire to connect with the natural world, this approach transforms events into (...)

Jake Berstein

Furniture For a Lockdown

After a summer of protesting for racial justice and quarantining for Covid 19, my final semester at Parsons was carried out completely online. My world had shrunk to the size of a small Queens apartment. Going about my days in online class rotating between my bed, my desk, the couch, and the toilet, (...)

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Gabe Marroquin

Objects in Time and Space

Objects in Time and Space is inspired by a personal collection of objects. It explores the deep connection between people and objects, focusing on the reasons why certain objects hold special value in individuals’ lives. The goal is to understand how factors such as personal history, memory, culture (...)

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Gabriel Smoller

Liminal Spaces

Liminal Spaces explores the discomfort of transition. My work started as an examination of the many diverse ways that Brooklynites use their stoops. I loved thinking about stoops as loosely definable moments of transition (from upstairs to downstairs, inside to outside, private to public, etc.), and (...)

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Emily Goldner

Ivory Phantasms and Alien Pleasures

Inspired by the Welsh term *hiraeth*—a deep, melancholic longing or homesickness for a place, person, or time that may not exist or is no longer within reach—Ivory Phantasms and Alien Pleasures traces the cyclical nature of desire and illusion: how our efforts to satisfy our longings blur the thresh (...)

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Julia Winkler

Ode to Brooklyn Ironwork

Fences, gates, fire escapes, and window coverings in neighborhoods along the Brooklyn/Queens border are often heavily stylized with ornate steel- and ironwork. This decorative infrastructure creates an expansive, distinctive visual system that serves as a strong emblem of the area for those familiar (...)