The upcoming issue of Bracket, [goes soft] (early-2012), will include this short essay from my research on the Centre Pompidou in Paris.

The NETLab Toolkit is a set of free software and hardware tools for student and professional designers who want to create interactive objects and spaces.

A project of the Electronic Literature Organization, the Electronic Literature Directory catalogues born-digital works of electronic writing.

I am the site architect and technical editor of the Electronic Book Review, one of the longest standing journals of online critical writing.

A study of the architecture of the information society through a history of the Centre Pompidou project in Paris.

This drawing was done for the exhibition, 2D3D: Drawing in the Post-digital Age. It is an attempt to apply modes of representation from software design–in this case, the entity relationship diagram, or ERD–to describe objects and relationships within a specific domain in architectural history.

I designed the software and behaviors for this installation, which was built for a 2011 exhibition in the Art Center Graduate Media Design program.

An online space for publishing and discussing studio work from among the participating institutions.

A new online presence for the Los Angeles Forum for Architecture and Urban Design.

The DNArchive is a collaborative, public Wiki that collects information on 20th century women practitioners.

A flock of robotic dirigibles that interacts with the audience and with each other in such a way as to transform a large architectural space with the minimum of material, energy, and intelligence.

This paper considered the history of the archaeological park in Rome as a result not only of changes to the practices of curatorship, archaeology, and preservation, but also of the emergence of a modern information society.

Review of 2004 exhibitions of the work of Yves Klein at the MAK Center Los Angeles and Superstudio at the Williamson Gallery, Art Center College of Design.