SAM SLATER ARCHITECTURE: Flow Table analysis for ventilation of passive mountain cabin project in Building Energy Systems

SAM SLATER ARCHITECTURE

Friday, December 31, 2010

Flow Table analysis for ventilation of passive mountain cabin project in Building Energy Systems

A three wee project to design a 100% passive mountain cabin in Stockton, CA.

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sslater: Having achieved my undergraduate degree in Fine Art (sculpture) from Leeds University, I undertook a diverse career trajectory through many different creative disciplines including fashion design, theatre design, fine art, design and architecture. I am now embedded in a Masters Degree in Architecture at California College of the Arts in San Francisco, but am interested in maintaining my diverse creative output. I am a founding member of the mobile design education group KIDmob that takes intensive design charrettes to middle school children all across America. Look to the links in the sidebar for more information about KIDmob and how you can bring us to your school. Practitioners that fascinate me are Marc Fournes, Thomas Heatherwick, Rem Koolhaas, Antony Gormley, IDEO and Matsys.

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