Interactive Architecture

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Mack Scogin/Merrill Elam Architects' Knowlton Hall in Columbus. Explore Knowlton Hall with High-Definition Video, Photography, and Interactive Virtual Reality. “Understanding our landscapes, our territory, the buildings that surround us, and those in which we lead our lives, along with their … Continue reading →

Wexner Center Online Store

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Design, Meet Architecture COLUMBUS—When architect Peter Eiseneman broke the rules with his Deconstructivist masterpiece, the Wexner Center for the Arts quickly made a name for itself as a cutting-edge contemporary arts center and as one of the country's best places to shop for arts-related … Continue reading →
A shot of dancers performing in William Forsythe's One Flat Thing, reproduced.

Synchronous Objects

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William Forsythe’s multi-disciplinary, media-blending work is perfectly suited for exhibition and exploration at Ohio State. The University’s unmatched academic breadth enables students, faculty, staff, and the public to study and experience Mr. Forsythe’s thought-provoking work through … Continue reading →
The Wexner Center for the Arts

The Wexner Center for the Arts

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A renowned interdisciplinary arts center, the Wex, as it’s called, has drawn national attention to the area with its interactive events and innovative exhibitions…" —Ingrid K. Williams, The New York Times COLUMBUS—The Wexner Center for the Arts, designed by ground-breaking architect Peter … Continue reading →

Interactive PDF Portfolio

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Design for the 21st Century Good design is like clear thinking made visual." —Edward Tufte COLUMBUS—[excerpt] The nature of design has shifted radically in the last 15 years. As a profession, its members now include animators, sound editors, architects, programers, musicians, and … Continue reading →

Building the Apprentice Piece

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Creating Higher-Quality Educational Video COLUMBUS—While teaching a ten-week course covering manufacturing process at The Ohio State University, I was forced to rely almost entirely on material from a book, supplemented with low-quality, low-resolution video found on the Internet. While many of … Continue reading →
Knowlton Hall, The Ohio State University. Columbus, Ohio.

Architecture in Motion

Arabic architecture has taught us an invaluable lesson. It favors walking; it is on foot that we can best see the unfolding of architectural arrangements." —Le Corbusier Rolling Through Knowlton Hall COLUMBUS—When I shot my first video of Knowlton Hall, Ohio State University's large, spatially … Continue reading →