Holden Sho Miles




Architecture

Chimborazo Cultural Center
Cascading Library
Q-Bert Stairs 
The Florida House
A Necessary Reminder
The St. Augustine House
Neotopia
Folio & Folly
Memory of Space
Building Project
Made in Livonia


Explorations

Kabuto
Deepfakes
Affordance
Ruins, Ruination, & Reuse
Formal Analysis
The Corner at Wooster
Pliant Bodies
Fractured Impressions
Groundwater Earth
Enfilade House
A Day in the Life of a Utopia
About
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 Holden Miles


    


Deepfakes


Re-imagining an Early Proposal

     By looking at Paul Rudolph’s original schemes for the Yale School of Architecture, the alternative addition to the current Rudolph Hall becomes a distorted echo of the past while providing an architectural language that is much more suited than the actual addition that was erected. The design is theoretical and derived by extrapolating and merging motifs found in Rudolph’s original perspectives, plans, and sections. The result, much like the authentic original scheme, is a form that is reminiscent of its twin yet uniquely distinct.