Mobile Suburbia | Physical Model | 3d Print w/ Chip Board
Aaron Berman
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Aaron Berman is an architectural designer based in New York City. Born in Colorado, he graduated with honors from the University of Colorado's School of Environmental Design. He is currently receiving a Masters degree in Architecture from Columbia University, where he has held five graduate teaching assistantships in digital fabrication and digital design courses.
He has worked in architecture firms throughout the Unites States, including recently as a designer at Carlos Zapata Studio in New York City. He has worked professionally on projects throughout the U.S., Europe, and Asia. His work has been published in magazines and design books in the U.S., France, Brazil, Hong Kong, Italy, and London. Currently, his work is featured in galleries in both New York and London.
He has worked in architecture firms throughout the Unites States, including recently as a designer at Carlos Zapata Studio in New York City. He has worked professionally on projects throughout the U.S., Europe, and Asia. His work has been published in magazines and design books in the U.S., France, Brazil, Hong Kong, Italy, and London. Currently, his work is featured in galleries in both New York and London.
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05/02/2012
04/26/2012
Mobile Suburbia Docking Station | www.aaron-berman.com
In between private rental periods, the detachable units of Mobile Suburbia are housed in a large vertical docking station in Tribeca - one of the most upscale residential neighborhoods in Manhattan. Upon arrival back to the docking station, the backyard unit is separated into two components: the lawn, and the deck, which are housed separately within the tower. These two areas make up two of the three distinct zones within the project. Each zone has varying levels of privacy, commercialism, and community attachment. The three zones are the Lawn Ferris Wheel, the Suburban Deck Billboard, and the Leasing Office Bubbles.
