Shelby Elizabeth Doyle

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Design & Research
American Wild
Computation & Construction Lab
Both/And: Fabricating Potentials
Exhibit Columbus - Installation
Exhibit Columbus - Exhibition
Melting - Water Soluble Formwork 
Re-Ordering Architecture
SEKI Collection

AI, Computation, & Feminism

ACADIA Cultural History Project
AI... To Be Determined
Equity in Computing
Future of Generative AI
Gradient: Authorial Asymmetries
Verbatim:  Archives, Access, and
Other Myths

   
Workshops & Residencies

Autodesk Build Space Grant
Architecture Ceramic Assemblies Workshop
Cyborg Sessions
Eventscape - Sikacrete - AIA NYC WIA
Haystack Fab Lab Residency
Haystack Open Studio Residency

Teaching: Research and Outreach

80/35 Pavilion 
Bluestem
Digital Clay
Disrupt/Displace
IM_RU
IM_RU v2.0
Mesophases
Penumbra
Plush

Teaching: Fabrication

Integrated Studio Bachelor of Architecture
Introduction to Digital Fabrication
Introduction to Architectural Robotics
Computation & Weaving: Seminar in Fabricating Tools
Undergraduate Independent Study Projects
Master of Science Thesis Projects

Water

City of Water: Architecture, Infrastructure, & the Floods of Phnom Penh
Losing Ground
Mekong Flux
Mekong Studio & Exhibition
Related Courses
Shifting Foundations
Urban Lab Phnom Penh
Water Curse or Blessing Exhibition
Water, Politics + Art Exhibition

Publications


About




This was an invited residency at the Haystack Fab Lab founded by the MIT Center for Bits and Atoms coupled with a collaboration where Nathan King, RJ Weaver and I collaborated with well-known artist Timea Tihanyi on a workshop entitled “Material-Human-Machine: Experimental Possibilities in Clay “ 3D Printing” where students were afforded access to both 3-axis and 6-axis robotic printing tools. The ABB robots were loaned by the Virginia Tech Center for Design Research. Porcelain was the primary clay body.


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