Bio
Architect/
Designer
Designer
My name is Carlos T. Acosta Pérez. I am a Puerto Rican architect and artist with an M.Arch from Pratt Institute and a bachelor's in environmental design from the University of Puerto Rico. My work showcases my ability to create innovative and resilient designs, leveraging skills in 3D modeling, drawing, rendering, and animation. Besides my architectural practice, I pursue independent artistic projects, especially in 3D modeling, visualization, drawing, and mixed media. My interests cover a wide range of topics within our field, but I am especially focused on how identity, culture, sci-fi, and retrofitting influence architecture. I am fascinated by how these elements can be expressed physically in construction, going beyond decoration while respecting their context
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Room Of Knowle
Synopsis
Good architecture is the one that adapts to the needs of the population and environment when the previous becomes less applicable in the modern, more fragile present. Education should adjust to the same standards or, even better, be a tool that is accessible to all. The way most education has been taught for decades without change becomes a domino effect that affects future generations. What if we could develop a better connection with the way we gather knowledge with today’s technology? Elements that concern space, smell, and visualization of an environment that is no longer physically available for us to experience can create a whole experience. ROK fulfills this push to a more immersive way of learning. What if this is the next natural history museum?
Good architecture is the one that adapts to the needs of the population and environment when the previous becomes less applicable in the modern, more fragile present. Education should adjust to the same standards or, even better, be a tool that is accessible to all. The way most education has been taught for decades without change becomes a domino effect that affects future generations. What if we could develop a better connection with the way we gather knowledge with today’s technology? Elements that concern space, smell, and visualization of an environment that is no longer physically available for us to experience can create a whole experience. ROK fulfills this push to a more immersive way of learning. What if this is the next natural history museum?
Location:
Brooklyn Army Terminal,58th St
Brooklyn Army Terminal,58th St
Utility:
mix-complex
Cultural center/Harvesting Facility
mix-complex
Cultural center/Harvesting Facility
Collaborator:
Luz Wallace
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Luz Wallace
