Arch 562 Design Studio Faculty: Kathy Velikov
University of Michigan Taubman College
of Architecture + Urban Planning
Introduction
2020 Studio
Gibson Davis + Brian Pekar
Liyah George, Torri Smith, Hallee Thompson
Claire Shue + Danrui Xiang
Nick DiDonato + Alan Escareño
Cynthia Castro + Adrian DiCorato
Christine Darragh + Siamak Saadati
Chun Cheung + Thomas McCormick
Xixi Chen + Mollie Karasch
Xingyue Sun + Wanrongmaiao Zhang
Jiayao Chen + Yanfeng Chen
Meredith Bickett + Audrey Hunt
2021 Studio
Jasmine Wright + Gina Laudato
Fernando Rosas + Madison Wong
Austin Vogelsang
Jutang Gao
Ray Majewski
Alex Vernon
Zoë Faylor
Dan Shen
Kayla Hawley
Akima Brackeen
home
Claire Shue + Danrui Xiang
Hygge is a project that speculates on a company that addresses the needs of people in a post-sea-level-rise New York City by understanding the collective kinship within the world. In a city, that is home with "living with the trouble," Hygge hopes to lend a helpful hand and to remind one that they are connected to something larger than themselves.
The project was heavily influenced by Donna Haraway’s ideals and values and begins to dissect these teachings. Hygge starts to question what would happen if one were to corrupt these teachings for corporate rather than common gain. The design envisions the company's airship-based factory, products, and website. Hygge is introduced in a podcast by the fictional character Amelia from Kim Stanley Robinson's New York 2140.
hygge website link
Hygge is a project that speculates on a company that addresses the needs of people in a post-sea-level-rise New York City by understanding the collective kinship within the world. In a city, that is home with "living with the trouble," Hygge hopes to lend a helpful hand and to remind one that they are connected to something larger than themselves.
The project was heavily influenced by Donna Haraway’s ideals and values and begins to dissect these teachings. Hygge starts to question what would happen if one were to corrupt these teachings for corporate rather than common gain. The design envisions the company's airship-based factory, products, and website. Hygge is introduced in a podcast by the fictional character Amelia from Kim Stanley Robinson's New York 2140.
hygge website link
