Lauren joined the MS in Design Computing in Autumn 2010, after completing her Bachelors of Architecture from the University of Oregon in 2009. While at the University of Oregon, Lauren studied at both the Eugene and Portland campuses and interned at a Seattle firm that focuses on light rail transit and mixed-use architecture.
Her primary interest is in how digital fabrication can convey the art of craft in high tech applications. She is exploring the design of parametrically variable “mass customized” models that minimize material waste and pay particular attention to material properties.
Her primary interest is in how digital fabrication can convey the art of craft in high tech applications. She is exploring the design of parametrically variable “mass customized” models that minimize material waste and pay particular attention to material properties.
events:
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3.6.2012
- Lauren Johnson presents her MS thesis project: " B-Shelves " (4:00 PM...
10.28.2011
- 10.30.2011 - Lauren Johnson will present " InterLattice " as a part of the PUARL International...
research:
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B-Shelves •
InterLattice •
publications: