CrafTech: A Community Hub Where Craft Artists Are Brought Together To Live, Learn, and Create Using Traditional and Technical Methods.

Author

Juliana Sheff, Suffolk UniversityFollow

Date of Award

2022

Document Type

Thesis

Degree Name

Master of Arts in Interior Architecture, MAIA

School

CAS

Department

Art & Design Department

Faculty Advisor

Sean Solley

Abstract

An analysis of how typologies can be re-purposed to become multi-functional and therefore more effective and efficient. A study of how one's work environment directly impacts ergonomics and well-being. Exploration of a typology that combines hotel, office, and home to promote coliving, coworking, and belongingness that is accessible and flexible.

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Recommended Citation

Sheff, Juliana, "CrafTech: A Community Hub Where Craft Artists Are Brought Together To Live, Learn, and Create Using Traditional and Technical Methods." (2022). Interior Architecture and Design Graduate Theses. 17.
https://dc.suffolk.edu/gradwork_iad/17