Will Langston Thinking About Feedback from the Honors Committee Presenting my ideas and getting feedback was a good way to think about how I want to adapt my research moving forward... I have been thinking about future settlements or built environments that can adapt to high danger environments that we are unfamiliar with. The honors committee asked that the ideas don't really seem like they involve outer-space necessarily, and I haven't looked at it that way before. They suggested that maybe it does not involve space, but rather just the planet itself, because maybe the planet that has this really drastic environment could be the Earth in the far away future. Potentially, what if our planets orbit becomes elliptical, meaning that it will only be habitable in the summer. Meaning that other life on the planet hibernates or nests eggs in the winter to repopulate in the summer time. I think researching or picking one area of an environment and making it extreme and showing how fu...
Will Langston Approach The investigation into the application of designing in speculative outer-space environments will be seen through a methodology that combines case studies, analysis of existing outer-space architecture, and the creation of hybrid drawings to visualize deeper understandings. This approach aims to bridge the gap between real-world architectural precedents and speculative design concepts, providing insights into the principles that inform both. Primary Paradigm or Theory The primary paradigm from which this capstone is launched is rooted in the intersection of architectural theory, speculative design, and space exploration. By analyzing principles from these disciplines, this approach seeks to explore the possibilities and constraints of architectural design in the context of outer space, informed by both observation and imaginative speculation. Research or Design Strategies The overarching research strategy proposed involves conducting...
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