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Philip Horton is a Clinical Associate Professor and a Senior Global Futures Scientist, and he is currently acting as the Assistant Director for Strategic Initiatives for The Design School. In Academic Year 2020/21 Horton served as the Interim Director for The Design School. Horton is currently participating in a transdisciplinary research initiative with the Global Futures Laboratory (GFL), the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (OBO), Studio MA, and other units within ASU. He is currently co-directing the launch of the interdisciplinary Center of Building Innovation (cobi) at ASU, as well as the emergent "Wakanda ASU" initiative.Horton previously acted as faculty advisor to Team ASUNM (Arizona State University and the University of New Mexico) on the SHADE house (Solar Homes Adapting for Desert Equilibrium) for the U.S. Department of Energy's 2013 Solar Decathlon, and as the studio professor for the Waimea Nui Community Development Initiative with the Native Hawaiian Homesteaders' Association. He received a Master's in Architecture (M.Arch) with commencement honors from the Arizona State University's College of Architecture and Environmental Design (now the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts), and is currently completing the Stanford LEAD Executive Education program through the Graduate School of Business at Stanford University.

Design orginality of the project and think out of the box to redefine project needs and gain new values for the architectural space.

Sustainability and green buildings.

Environmental concerns or solutions in building design.

pozemní stavby, rodinné domy, bytové domy, stavby komerční

MARIO BOTTA ARCHITETTI Official representative of the Holy See of the Vatican State in the INSPIRELI AWARDS international jury Architecture

Our shifting world naturally empowers us to rethink the complex relationship between human and earth memory. As one of the more fundamental aspects when thinking of the re-naturalization of our sceneries, can the collective participate in reshaping our surrounding landscapes?

Cultural sustainable architecture with strong focus on context and site specific projects deeply rooted in the local environment and building traditions. 

residential architectureurbanismscenography restoration

To develop and design urban functional spaces that are resilient to the social, environmental, political and economical changes that often forgotten by designer by have unique invisible value to urban dwellers living in both less and highly developed cities/towns.

History of the Spanish contemporary architecture

Providing the best sustainable environmental to the African society through the use of Local material in a minimalist style of Architecture

Sustainable Architecture and Landscape Design

In quest for creating spaces compatible with the essence of nature and human beings, and using new technologies and innovative, compatible materials, in order to improve the quality of spaces for the man of today and future

Návrhy interiérů a realizace, 3D vizualizace, konzultace

To transform the clients’ hopes and dreams into reality, using architectural principles. The goal is to create a seamless blend of the framework and the natural environment. The objectives also include responding to the needs of the client, promoting comfort to the clients with project feasibilities, offering bespoke design solutions and creating spaces that revitalize people. The priorities comprise of high regard to professional ethics and a statue of time, cost and quality.

Articulation of design as an expression of architectural spatial experiences in multidisciplinary projects.