Franklin Town Development

from Design 9  Architecture Studio with Prof. Peng Du
The project focused on identifying the best design output targeting the solar energy potential, leasable area, and visual connection to the city, using various simulation tools in Grasshopper such as Decoding Spaces, Urbano, Ladybug, Honeybee, etc. The proposal also aimed to connect the Center City and the Benjamin Franklin parkway through a green corridor.
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Why is creating change important to you?​
Change helps to identify and address issues that have been causing damage to Environment, Society and the Economy (the triple bottom line for any sustainable focused project).
- Nithin Cheluva R.M
Nithin Cheluva Ranganath Mavinkere
Masters of Urban Design '23
Listening to Classical & Retro Music from India
Julia Sardaro
B. Architecture '22
​Landscape Design Minor
Listening to Shooting for the Moon by Ok Go
Zayda Shavkatova
B. Architecture '22
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