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Natalie Perri

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Majority of this content comes from core studio work at Stuart Weitzman School of Design of The University of Pennsylvania.

All content, including concept design, layout design, and cover design has been produced by Natalie Perri. If the project was completed in partnership with students and colleagues, it is cited on the cover page. All text and descriptions have been written by Natalie Perri. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any other form without permission from the author.

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Contents

Frame of Mind

Public Station in Urban Context

Professor Maya Alam Spring 2021

(Machine) Visions of Excess

Reimagining the Hoover Dam

Professor Karel Klein | Fall 2022

Eden Urban Housing

Urban Housing with Vertical Farming

Professor Scott Erdy | Fall 2021

Embedded Toxicity

Recycling Plant and Artist Studio

Professor Simon Kim | Spring 2021

Sandbox Apartments

Architecture Competition Entry

Partner: Andy Hu | Spring 2023

Misc. Works

Point Cloud Translations Artwork

Prologue

As a future architect, I am deeply passionate about designing spaces that not only serve functional purposes but also enhance the well-being of its inhabitants. My portfolio showcases my commitment to biophilic design and sustainable architecture, two vital elements that I believe are necessary for creating a harmonious relationship between the built and natural environments.

Biophilic design is a concept that recognizes the innate human connection to nature and aims to integrate elements of nature into our built environments. By incorporating natural light, greenery, and organic shapes into our spaces, biophilic design has been prooven to improve our physical and mental health, enhance our cognitive function, and increase our overall satisfaction with the spaces we inhabit and spend our lives in.

Sustainable architecture, on the other hand, is a crucial aspect of my studies, as it seeks to minimize the environmental impact of our built environments. I believe that architects have a responsibility to reduce the carbon footprint of our buildings, conserve resources, and create spaces that will stand the test of time.

My portfolio is a reflection of my values and beliefs as an emerging architect, and I hope it will inspire others to consider the integration of biophilic design and sustainable strategies in their own practice. By working together, we can create a more sustainable and harmonious world for future generations to enjoy.