These projects, under the direction of Professor Lyle Culver, applied ideas relating to sustainability in the design of an architectural “fragment” displayed at the Learning Innovations Golden Apple Grant exhibit “The Wall” from March 2, 2005 to March 30, 2005. Exhibited on the Wolfson and Kendall Campuses of Miami Dade College.

All projects were made from recycled materials and cost less than $60 to construct.

   
Designing with Conflict Resolution as a Theme -
Gustavo Garcia, Eduardo Vives, Ingrid Pacheco
wood, telephone, telephone cord, telephone wire, telephone book, office chair, paint

  
Designing with Community as a Theme-
Andres Figueroa, Michael Guerro
wood, plexi-glass, rock, paint

   
Designing with Structure as a Theme-
Conar Pierman, Stephen Hartley, Donilo Abreu
wood, plastic, recycled shelving, metal brackets

  
Designing with Energy as a Theme-
Gabriella Barreto, Lester Perez, Santiago Garces
wood, metal mesh, paint

Designing with Language as a Theme-
Norlan Delgado, Gustavo Castro, Raquel Rodriguez
wood, fabric, rope, paint, pipe, grommets

  
Designing with Ethnicity as a theme-
Jairo Vives, Maria Chavarria, Jorge Herrera
wood, metal screening, paint, rope, plexi-glass

  
Designing with Modularity as a Theme-
Carlos Rodriquez, Tiffany Dorris, Frank Gonzales
Wood, paint, metal roller brackets